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Pacific Health Research Symposium 2022
7 December 2022
The Associate Dean Pacific of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, Sir Collin Tukuitonga hosted the Pacific Health Research Symposium 2022 at the Te Tai Tonga campus on Wednesday 30 November.
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The Heart Foundation’s inaugural Pacific Research Fellow
7 December 2022
Inaugural Pacific Research Fellow aims to enhance equity in discharge planning.
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Social media and privacy: NZ laws fail to keep pace
7 December 2022
New Zealand's privacy laws are failing to keep pace with the changing online landscape, says legal academic Nikki Chamberlain.
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Lessons from Ukraine the West should learn
7 December 2022
Steven Hoadley says the new defence think-tank report about the war against Ukraine is a valuable insight into what has worked best against Russia in combat, and what didn't.
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Beguiling, uncanny image wins annual photography prize
6 December 2022
Master of Architecture (Professional) student Gujin Chung has been awarded the 2022 Simon Devitt Prize for Photography.
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Third-year students learn the practical side of entrepreneurship
6 December 2022
INNOVENT 310 is the latest undergraduate course offered at the Business School.
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Language: the most powerful tool for social justice
5 December 2022
Who's been hurt, what are their needs and whose obligations are they? Professor Mariana Souto-Manning, president of the Erikson Institute, Chicago asked her audience to consider questions of justice and belonging in the classroom during a recent talk at Epsom Campus.
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New group aims to improve care for preterm babies
5 December 2022
Equitable care for mothers and babies at risk of preterm birth is the aim of new alliance of healthcare providers and consumers.
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Architects' event highlights flexibility needs for parents
2 December 2022
An upcoming talk highlights why having children can derail an architect’s career, while showing how men can play a key role in igniting change.
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Students to tackle global challenges with Future 17 projects
30 November 2022
Selected University of Auckland students will collaborate on global projects with learners overseas, as part of a new opportunity called Future 17.
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Matire Harwood: destined to be a doctor from childhood
30 November 2022
It has been a busy few years for award-winning doctor Matire Harwood. She talks about the challenges and rewards of being a Māori academic and GP.
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Farzaneh Haghighi: 'Iranian women aren’t strangers to struggle'
30 November 2022
Opinion: Dr Farzaneh Haghighi is an Iranian-Kiwi. She reflects on the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement and how it is built on the courage of women who have gone before.
