Postgraduate Orientation Programme
Get started as a postgraduate student at the University of Auckland with your faculty session, welcome events and activities.
Arts, Business, Creative Arts and Industries (CAI), Engineering and Science Orientation
Tuesday 11 July
Time: 1-4.30pm
Location: Sir Owen G Glenn building (OGGB) Foyer
| Event | Time |
|---|---|
| Registration opens | 12.30pm |
| Mihi whakatau | 1pm |
| Kai and networking | 1.15pm |
| Careers Session | 1.30pm |
| UoA 101 | 2pm |
| Faculty sessions | 2.30pm |
| Postgraduate Students' Association (PGSA) Social | 3.30pm |
| Campus Tour (optional) | 4.30pm |
We encourage all international students to also attend the International Orientation.
Education and Social Work (EDSW) Orientation
Orientation for EDSW postgraduate students will take place on Wednesday 12 July from 9am. Please refer to the EDSW Orientation page for all the details.
We encourage all international students to also attend the International Orientation.
Rainbow Orientation
The University is hosting its very first Rainbow Orientation just for you! If you identify with our LGBTQIA+, Takatāpui or MVPFAFF+ communities, come along to hear about what rainbow life is like here and meet some new cool people.
Date: Wednesday 19 July
Time: 5pm
Location: Unleash Space, 20 Symonds Street, Auckland 1010
DELNA
You must complete DELNA at the beginning of your studies. Book now to complete it. You can use your own computer or one of the computer clusters on campus.
To complete, you can book in now for a DELNA session booking.
Learn more by visiting DELNA for students.
Orientation | Mihi whakatau
As part of your welcome to the University of Auckland, you will experience a mihi whakatau ceremony.
For more information, please see What is a mihi whakatau?
Enrolment help
Each semester, you can seek help with your enrolment. For further information, please visit our Course advice and structuring your programme page.
New student app
Download Kāhu, the University's student app providing essential information and tools all in one place.
For further details about the app, please visit our Kāhu page.