Auckland University of Technology
Founded: 1895
New Zealand
Overview
The Auckland University of Technology campus is in Auckland, New Zealand. AUT has three campuses: City, North, and South, as well as the Millennium Training Institute. Student housing is available on the City and North campuses. Auckland University of Technology operates a shuttle bus service that connects the three campuses. Each campus has a number of cafés, bars, and restaurants that provide a variety of healthful food and drinks. Libraries, gyms, training halls, sporting areas, printing services, student lounges, childcare centres, bookstores, and student service centres are among the other on-campus amenities. Students get free Wi-Fi access around campus. Students may live on campus in apartment- and townhouse-style catered and self-catered quarters at Auckland University of Technology. Culture and Society, Business, Economics and Law, Design and Creative Technologies, Health and Environmental Sciences, and Te Ara Poutama are the Auckland University of Technology’s five faculties. The University also includes 16 schools that provide majors and programmes in a wide range of subjects.
Auckland University of Technology is a diverse community of 29,250 students and 3,400 faculty members, including 195 professors and associate professors. At Auckland University of Technology, 994 students are pursuing PhD degrees. The institution has roughly 5,600 foreign students, accounting for approximately 19% of the total student body. International students from more than 120 countries can study at New Zealand's Auckland University of Technology. All new international students get a unique experience at the university, which offers a wide range of scholarships and other ways to pay for school.
Auckland University of Technology has a worldwide alumni network of over 100,000 graduates. Many of the school's graduates have done well in fields like media, technology, education, and politics. Carol Hirschfeld (journalist, documentary filmmaker, and media executive), Stephen Tindall (founder of The Warehouse), Bruce Leslie McLaren (engineer and race car designer), Annette Sylvia Presley (entrepreneur and co-founder of Slingshot), Charlotte Glennie (first Asian ABC correspondent), Peter Williams (para-alpine sit skier), Jim Anderton (New Zealand politician), Claire Jane McLachlan (academician), Dominic Bowden (TV show presenter), and Jo (TV and radio presenter).
Acceptance rate:
45%
English score(min)
6.5
Intakes
Summer & Winter
App. Fee
NZD 60
