Unitec Institute of Technology

139 Carrington Rd Mt Albert Private Bag 92025 Auckland
Ph (09) 815 6794, 0800 109 510, www.unitec.ac.nz

Who are we?

At Unitec New Zealand we educate people for work, in work and through work with a comprehensive portfolio of programmes extending from certificates and diplomas through to degrees and doctorates, across a wide range of professional and vocational areas.

What sets us apart?

Our dual-sector commitment to postgraduate and degree-level study on the one hand, and to vocational education and training on the other, sets us apart from other universities and institutes of technology in New Zealand.
Our focus on real world education further differentiates us, and provides work-ready graduates with professional and vocational skills that are highly sought after in New Zealand and throughout the world.
Although we are currently an Institute of Technology in New Zealand, we are a member of the International Association of Universities and have formal relationships with many overseas institutions.

Where are we?

We have three campuses in Auckland. Our Mt Albert campus is a 55-hectare oasis of trees, lawns and gardens, just ten minutes from the city centre. Our second campus, serving the West Auckland community, is located in the hub of Waitakere City. The campus has recently been extended to include a new state-of-the art learning centre and library. The most recent addition is our North Shore campus situated opposite the beach in Takapuna. Surrounded by cafes and boutique shops, it offers students the best of city and coastal living.

Who studies here?

Over 19,500 students from more than 80 countries choose to study at Unitec's two campuses. We welcome learners from all educational backgrounds and age groups, providing opportunities for them to progress from one level of qualification to the next.
The diverse cultural and ethnic mix on campus includes school leavers, professionals studying to further their careers, international students, people training for jobs in industry and the trades, second-chance and adult students undertaking tertiary education for the first time, graduates returning to gain postgraduate qualifications, and people looking for a change of career.

Who teaches here?

Our lecturers include professional academics undertaking research in their areas of expertise,
working professionals who are authorities in their fields and industry specialists with in-depth knowledge of their subjects.

University of Auckland
22 Princes Street, Auckland City Centre, Auckland City,
Ph (09) 373 7999, 0800 616 263, www.auckland.ac.nz

The University of Auckland is New Zealand's leading university. You can study a wide range of courses, from architecture and arts to science and technology - and graduate with a world-class degree that will take you wherever you want to go.
The University of Auckland is New Zealand's pre-eminent research-led University. Established in 1883, it has grown into an international centre of learning and academic excellence and is New Zealand's largest university. Its mission is to be an internationally recognised, research-led university, known for the excellence of its teaching, research, and service to its local, national and international communities. It aims to be a vibrant and intellectually challenging place of learning, nurturing a community of scholars who share a passion for discovery, the advance of knowledge and human progress.
The University is centrally located in the cosmopolitan city of Auckland, providing an exciting, stimulating environment for over 40,000 students.
Teaching and research is conducted in eight faculties: Arts, Business and Economics, National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries, Education, Engineering, Law, Medical and Health Sciences and Science. In addition to the faculties, there is the School of Theology, and more than 30 interdisciplinary research clusters in the University ranging from small units to large institutes, which conduct research in emerging fields that cross knowledge boundaries.
Across the University, there are 37 departmental and faculty research centres and nine University research institutes. The University is host to four of the seven National Centres of Research Excellence in New Zealand. It participates in two others.
Internationally recognised and sought-after
The University's comprehensive range of research-based study programmes is internationally recognised, and attracts postgraduate and undergraduate students from all over the world. Nearly 4,000 international students from 80 countries choose to study at Auckland, their different perspectives and cultures enriching the entire University community.
The University enjoys international status as the only New Zealand university invited to join Universitas 21 and the Association of Pacific Rim Universities. Membership of both groups is by invitation and limited to research-led institutions of international reputation across a broad spectrum of disciplines.

Auckland University of Technology
55 Wellesley St East Auckland Central Auckland
Ph (09) 921 9999, 0800 288 864, www.aut.ac.nz

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