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Business alumni shine in University’s 40 under 40
15 November 2019
Alumni from the Business School have an impressive presence on the University's annual 40 Under 40 list.
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Business Masters celebrates ‘5 Years, 10 Cohorts’
14 November 2019
With an alumni network now reaching over 1,000 graduates, the Business Masters programmes gathered to celebrate their success.
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Susan St John: The real problem in Peters’ case
13 November 2019
Opinion: Winston Peters’ case highlights the absurd reality of the state “peering into people’s bedrooms” to save money on NZ Super, claims Susan St John.
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Hougarden founder thriving before the age of 40
6 November 2019
A young Chinese-born entrepreneur who spotted a niche in New Zealand’s property market, and turned it into a thriving business, has been recognised by the University of Auckland.
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Renowned environmentalist brings a challenging and inspiring message to the Business School
4 November 2019
A visit to the Business School from a famed British environmentalist calls for a note of optimism in the face of climate concerns.
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Student success greatest reward for top teacher
1 November 2019
New Zealand’s top teacher, Andrew Eberhard, can be found at the University of Auckland Business School.
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‘Super baby’ mussel nursery wins Velocity Challenge
30 October 2019
A business start-up with plans to improve the shellfish industry by cultivating mussel ‘super babies’ has been named the overall winner at the 2019 Velocity $100k Challenge.
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Can selfish corporates be regulated to change?
25 October 2019
Opinion: Professor Susan Watson comments on how corporations can be changed for the better.
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Electric scooters make Auckland extremely age-unfriendly
24 October 2019
Opinion: Dr Claire Dale comments on the incompatibility of Auckland Council's decision to welcome electric scooters onto footpaths while also proclaiming Auckland as an ‘age-friendly’ city.
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Teaching young New Zealanders to be financially Savy
18 October 2019
Thousands of young New Zealanders have been taught basic financial literacy because of a charitable trust that began life at the Business School.
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EV revision a reality check, not a back-down
16 October 2019
Opinion: Is the Government going soft on its so-called Electric Vehicles pledge? Basil Sharp doesn't think so and explains why the fleet target was never feasible.
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Velocity challenge finalists announced
15 October 2019
An alternative power generation mechanism for satellites, and a low-cost, portable diagnostic tool that detects Glaucoma, are two of the projects competing in the Velocity $100k Challenge.
