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University of Auckland among world’s best for digital talent development
13 June 2025
The University has been recognised among the top global institutions for producing digitally skilled graduates.
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Delays, disputes and displacement: Auckland International Airport
13 June 2025
Summer scholar Alexandru Cotos researched the long and complicated history – and impact – of New Zealand’s largest airport.
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University of Auckland to co-host global sustainability congress
12 June 2025
The University is joining global changemakers to explore bold solutions to the world’s biggest sustainability challenges.
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Five of the best: Vice-Chancellor awards prizes for best doctoral theses
12 June 2025
The annual Vice-Chancellor's award to the five best doctoral theses of 2024 has been announced.
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Golden Dome reheats Cold War nuclear arms race
12 June 2025
OPINION: Tom Wilkinson warns New Zealanders should be wary of US plans to build a space-based anti-missile shield.
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Master of AI students tackle real-life challenges in hackathon
12 June 2025
Students presented prototype tools for streamlining researchers' tasks to a panel of judges from the University of Auckland and IBM.
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Rural placement pivotal experience for pharmacy student
12 June 2025
Sendhil Rungasamy will ‘only plans on working in rural’ now, after a rural interprofessional training placement changed his view of healthcare.
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University of Auckland Vice-Chancellor to step down in 2026
11 June 2025
Professor Dawn Freshwater has indicated her intention to step down from her role as Vice-Chancellor after nearly six years in office.
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University launches inaugural Pacific Strategy
10 June 2025
Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland has launched its first Pacific Strategy – Ala o le Moana (2025-2030) – marking a historic milestone in the University’s 142-year history.
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What’s good for kids who need learning support is good for all kids
10 June 2025
Analysis: Missy Morton reflects on the mixed bag of learning support delivered by Budget 2025.
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Economists urge action to prevent ‘AI poverty traps’
9 June 2025
AI offers huge promise for developing nations, but without targeted policies and international support, economists say it could deepen poverty and inequality.
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Longer reproductive years linked to healthier brain aging
9 June 2025
A study of postmenopausal women pointed to a protective effect from estradiol, the most potent form of estrogen.
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