Amenities

Grafton Campus houses stunning amenities that include a dedicated Student Hub, a specialist medical and health sciences library, patient simulation centres, purpose-built laboratories, teaching clinics, research facilities, cutting-edge research centres, an Information Commons with computers for student use, a licensed café and our Auckland Medical Research Foundation (AMRF) Medical Sciences Learning Centre –Whakaaro Pai which is a valuable educational resource for our students.

Have a look for your textbooks on the ubiq website or the Medical Books NZ website.

There are childcare facilities across all campuses. Find out more about childcare facilities at Grafton Campus. In addition to the early childhood centres at Grafton, there are changing mat facilities in the disabled toilets by the Student Commons.

CALM is an online resource for practising mindfulness and developing holistic mental wellness. You can access this resource on the CALM website.

If you’re struggling with stress, mental illness, a difficult life situation or just need someone to talk to, we encourage you to make use of our free counselling services available to all students. Counselling sessions are based at City Campus, with the Grafton clinic operating a few days a week.

Find out more information or make an appointment.

Student Disability Services provides support for students with a wide range of impairments, both visible and invisible. Find out more about the services on offer.

Students or external parties wishing to film or take photos on Grafton Campus must request permission. Photography and filming permissions for external use covers the normal equipment and extends to photographs and video taken on a mobile phone.

Grafton External Filming and Photography Approval Form

At Grafton Campus, you can enjoy a range of cafe meals, snacks and drinks at Superfino Cafe. The licensed cafeteria complex provides the faculty's students and staff with a place to both study and socialise. Open Monday-Thursday 7.30am-6pm and Friday 7.30am-7pm.

There are also vending machines, hot water and a microwave in the Student Lounge behind the cafe (available during Philson opening hours).

Dr Adrian Blaser is a Justice of the Peace based at the Grafton Campus. Drop-in sessions are on Tuesdays, 12-1pm. Go to the small meeting room 505-110b (inside the Deanery/School of Medical Sciences administration area). No appointment necessary. Please also provide your own copies of original documentation. JP services include: Certifying copies, Statutory Declarations, Affidavits, Witnessing of signature.

Dr Deborah Schlichting is a JP based at Auckland Hospital, Building 599, level 12, room 12035. Appointments can be made via email.

If you need documents notarised, contact:

Stewart Germann LL.B, B.Com
Phone: +64 9 308 9925
Ground Floor, Princes Court
2 Princes Street
Auckland
E-mail: secretary@germann.co.nz

Lockers are available for students at Grafton Campus and are located in building 503 by the student kitchen and the Robb Lecture Theatre in the basement area. These are free and are issued on a first-come, first-served basis. To claim an unused locker, simply place your own padlock on a locker.

All lockers must be emptied for the summer. 

Coin operated lockers are also available outside some teaching labs.

Located at Grafton Campus, the Optometry Clinic offers free eye tests for University of Auckland and AUT students. Find out more at the Optometry Clinic's website.

There is a Parents Room available at Grafton Campus for all our faculty staff and students who need to prepare formula, feed or breastfeed their infants, or who need to express breastmilk.   

The prayer room on campus can be found at the following address:

Building 528, 8 Park Avenue
Grafton Campus

Use the wayfinding map to map your journey.
To view a map of the Grafton Campus, click here.

Find individual and group study spaces on the Grafton Campus, including bookable group study rooms. Find out more here.

Men's and women's showers are located on Grafton Campus in the basement of Building 503, near the main entrance of the Robb Lecture Theatre.

Join a faculty student association and meet other students to take part in events and activities. There’s an association for everyone, so why not find one?

There are a range of transport options available for students travelling to our campuses. If you’re wanting to drive, find out more about parking facilities.