Undergraduate Orientation programme

Get started as an undergraduate bachelors student with your faculty session, welcome events and activities.

A UniGuide holding a paddle with the number 159 on it leading a group of students

On your Orientation Day, you can expect to be welcomed and experience a pōwhiri ceremony as you get to know the University and your faculty. Give our campus tour a go before ending the day with a fun social event.

Faculty orientation schedule

Arts and Education, Business, Engineering and Design and Science faculty sessions

Date: Thursday 16 July
Time: 9am-2.30pm
Location: B201 - Faculty of Arts and Education, 10 Symonds Street, City Campus, Auckland 1010

Time  Activity 
8.30am Registrations open 
9am UniGuides welcome
9.30am Pōwhiri begins
10am Kai (light refreshment)
10.30am Sessions begin
1.30pm Social event and Services Expo
2.30pm Orientation ends

Law Part I session

Date: Thursday 16 July
Time: 2-3.30pm
Location: Law School, 1-11 Short Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010

Students accepted into the programme will receive an email invitation to register. 

Services Expo

This event is designed to ensure you know all of the support services available to you at the University. We’ll bring you to the expo and you can chat to staff about what services they offer and how you can engage with them. 

Orientation for Māori, Pacific and international students

We encourage our Māori and Pacific tauira joining us this semester to attend their Māori and Pacific orientation in addition to your undergraduate orientation day.

If you are a new international student we recommend that you also attend the International orientation in addition to your undergraduate orientation day.

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.

Learn more by visiting DELNA for students.

Enrolment help

Each semester, you can seek help with your enrolment. For further information, please visit our Course advice and structuring your programme page

Safety app

Download UOA Alert the University's safety app. It provides safety and emergency information, maps and essential student support and enquiry tools all in one place.

Find out what's happening

There are lots of ways to keep up to date with what's happening on campus: