Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland Annual Report

The theme of the 2022 Annual Report is 'Improving Health and Well-being For All'. Chancellor Cecilia Tarrant and Vice-Chancellor Professor Dawn Freshwater outline progress made towards rebuilding, following the Covid-19 pandemic. The Annual Report contains key facts and figures, reports from our faculties and large-scale research institutes and an outcome statement on progress towards fulfilling our commitment in our guiding document, Taumata Teitei. Improving health and well-being is one of our four impact areas.  

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  • 2021 Annual Report. Size: 9.2 MB. Type: PDF.

    Document Description: The theme of the 2021 Annual Report was 'Becoming Waipapa Taumata Rau'. New Chancellor, Cecilia Tarrant, and Vice-Chancellor Professor Dawn Freshwater outline progress made towards the goals in the University's guiding document Taumata Teitei: Vision 2030 and Strategic Plan 2025. The Annual Report contains key facts and figures, reports from our faculties and large-scale research institutes and an outcome statement on progress towards fulfilling our commitments to our communities.

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  • 2020 Annual Report. Size: 5.6 MB. Type: PDF.

    Document Description: The theme of the 2020 Annual Report was 'Resilience During a Pandemic'. The document features reviews by the Chancellor and new Vice-Chancellor Dawn Freshwater, key facts and figures, reports from our faculties and large-scale research institutes and an essay entitled 'Rising to the Challenge'. Rising to the challenge is the main theme of this year's report, in a year that Covid-19 changed the world.

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  • University of Auckland Annual Report 2019. Size: 4.8 MB. Type: PDF.

    Document Description: The theme of the 2019 Annual Report was The Power of Philanthropy. It was a year that saw the completion of the Campaign For All Our Futures. Launched six years ago, the Campaign set out to increase alumni engagement to 50 percent and raise $300 million in philanthropic funds. It was a huge success – 60 percent of our nearly 200,000 alumni are now actively engaged with the University and we raised $380,271,165.

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