Student spaces
Find spaces in and around the Business School to meet your friends or classmates, relax and have a bite to eat, or for quiet reading and study.
Watch the video to explore our student spaces, discover our support services and meet some of our staff and students.
Level 1 foyer
This wide open space is filled with tables and chairs where you can sit and relax, socialise or work.
Superfino, the cafe in the corner of the space, offers a range of hot and cold drinks, meals and snacks.
OGGB - Level 0 study spaces
Level 0 of the Owen G Glenn Building provides an extensive open space where you can study, circulate and meet other students informally. A limited number of computers are available, and bench-top space, power points for laptops and wireless capabilities are provided. Photocopying and printing are available.
The Business History Wall and the Business Hall of Fame are located on Level 0, too, with a colourful and informative historical display.
Postgraduate study spaces, lounge and social bridges
Level 2 of the Sir Owen G Glenn Building offers dedicated study spaces for postgraduate students with computers, printers and wireless capabilities.
The light and airy Postgraduate Lounge with bench-top, table and lounge meeting spaces, kitchenette facilities and plasma screens is also available for relaxing between lectures and studying.
The social bridges on Levels 3-6 are similarly equipped, and are for the use of Doctoral students only. Doctoral student spaces have panoramic views of the harbour and the Auckland Domain.
Dedicated spaces for Māori and Pacific students
Te Marumaru is the dedicated study space on Level 0 for Māori and Pacific Business students and the Tuākana administrative office is located next door.
Te Ahi Hangarau Technology Hub
Located on Level One of the Sir Owen G Glenn Building, Te Ahi Hangarau Technology Hub is an innovative learning space open to all students and staff. It features two learning areas, equipped with contemporary learning environment capabilities including modular furniture, live video streaming, mobile displays, and a nine-panel high-definition video wall.
Devices and equipment available for experimentation and learning include AI platforms, high-performance computing resources, virtual and mixed-reality headsets, IoT devices, a 5G small cell, reality-capture tools, filming gear, and a range of handsets, tablets, and laptops.