Auckland University of Technology

• Auckland University of Technology (www.aut.ac.nz)

  Auckland University of Technology, formerly Auckland Institute of Technology, NZ's newest university located in Auckland city.

• AUT Student Information   (www.autuni.ac.nz)

  Auckland University of Technology is a university focused on the education and career needs of today's changing world. Find information online to point you towards the right study area for you, guide you through enrolment and teach you about student life at AUT.

• Centre for Radiophysics and Space Research   (www.crsr.ac.nz)

  Based at AUT Technology Park, CRSR was established in 2004 to facilitate the development of sciences and technologies associated with radio astronomy and space research.

• Comicbook   (www.comicbook.co.nz)

  A forum for the work of talented emerging graphic designers from the Graduate Diploma in Graphic Communications course at AUT University.

• Communication and PR at AUT   (www.publicrelations.ac.nz)

  The School of Communication Studies offers two options for a career in Public Relations: the Bachelor of Communication Studies and the Graduate Diploma in Communication and PR.

• Creative Industries Research Group   (www.ciri.org.nz)

  The AUT Creative Industries Research Institute is a hub that weaves together the many creative strands running through the Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies. The group acts as a focal point for collaborative research and practice between the various areas of expertise.

• Digital Media at AUT   (www.multimedia.ac.nz)

  The Bachelor of Communication Studies and the Graduate Diploma in Digital Media offer students career opportunities across the wide range of industries in which digital media play a vital role.

• Journalism at AUT   (www.journalism.ac.nz)

  Both the Bachelor of Communication Studies and the Graduate Diploma in Journalism at AUT offer students an opportunity for a career in the journalism industry.

• New Media Gazette   (www.newmediajournalism.aut.ac.nz)

  An online publication from New Media Journalism students at the AUT University. This area of study examines digital technologies and the issues affecting journalists and online news media sites.

• Pacific Media Centre   (www.pmc.aut.ac.nz)

  Informed journalism and media research contributes to economic, political and social development. AUT University's Pacific Media Centre stimulates research into contemporary Maori, Pasifika and ethnic media and culture production.

• Scholarly Commons @ AUT   (repositoryaut.lconz.ac.nz)

  The central archive and repository for the long term preservation of the Auckland University of Technology digital research and scholarly output. It contains digital copies of theses and dissertations from AUT University's postgraduate research, deposited with the Library since 2002.

• Students In Free Enterprise at AUT   (www.sifeaut.org.nz)

  SIFE is a global, non-profit education organisation improving the standard and quality of life throughout the world by teaching the values and principles of market economics.

• Television at AUT   (www.television.ac.nz)

  The Bachelor of Communication Studies offers the opportunity for a career in television. It is one of the options for students to major in during their third year.

• Te Waha Nui   (www.tewahanui.info)

  Te Waha Nui, or The Big Mouth, is a journalism publication from the Auckland University of Technology, featuring stories on a wide range of topics.