Giving - The University of Auckland

NZ a ‘unique laboratory’ for inﬂuenza research

29 April 2025

New Zealand’s successful elimination of Covid-19 during the early stages of the pandemic not only saved lives but also provided a unique opportunity for world-leading research into the transmission and impact of influenza.
Students’ musical adventures in a Viennese café

29 April 2025

It seems like a dream to see an opera by Mozart that no one in the world has ever seen before.
Young leaders empowered by Kupe Leadership Scholarships

29 April 2025

Big things are in store for Francesca Long and Daniel Stockton, who are set to make their mark on Aotearoa – and the world.
International showing for powerful exhibition

29 April 2025

The Gus Fisher Gallery has achieved a remarkable ﬁrst: an international showing for a groundbreaking exhibition launched at the gallery in June 2024 and developed in partnership with City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi.
CIE alumni pledge to support innovation and entrepreneurship

29 April 2025

Dr Privahini Bradoo, co-founder and ﬁrst student CEO of the University’s Velocity programme, is one of several alumni who have committed to support the Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship as part of a new initiative.
Unique engineering programme develops leadership mindset

29 April 2025

If it was ever true that engineering is all about turning hard materials into structures and machines to support human life that is certainly no longer the case.
Local legend’s legacy continues with new scholarship

29 April 2025

Ray Wang and Emi O’Connor, inaugural recipients of the Geoff Ricketts Heartland Bank scholarship, are ready to take on University life.
Alumnus bolsters world-first projects at University research institutes

29 April 2025

Up to 30 percent of babies in neonatal intensive care will be impacted by a rare disorder. Currently, that equates to around 500 babies born each year who have a rare undiagnosed genetic disorder.
The secret lives of NZ’s Hector’s and Māui dolphins

29 April 2025

Just how much do we know about our endemic Hector’s and Māui dolphins? Professor Rochelle Constantine is part of a team leading a groundbreaking research project to help better understand and protect these small dolphins.
Researchers’ quest to ﬁnd cure for spinal cord injury

29 April 2025

Spinal cord injury is indiscriminate. No class, race, gender or age is immune. It becomes all consuming, because it’s a life sentence and New Zealand has one of the highest rates of spinal cord injury in the western world.
Canadian philanthropist announces $4m donation to endow NZ scholarships

20 March 2025

Philanthropist John McCall MacBain has donated $4 million to endow the Kupe Leadership Scholarship programme, helping to ensure its long-term future.
Special scholarships support impressive Māori STEM students  

7 March 2025

Five scholarships presented to Waipapa Taumata Rau students carry a special name in Māoridom and a unique partnership with a well-known service provider.

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