Location
The course will be held at the Sir Paul Reeves building (WG building), Auckland University of Technology city campus, just off Queen Street in the Auckland CBD. Workshop registration will be on Level 4 of the WG building, the main room for the workshops WG403 Lecture Theatre. If you arrive at AUT and ask for directions from the information desk in the foyer of the main Sir Paul Reeves building (WG building) they will also be able to help you.
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Physical Address:
Auckland University of Technology City Campus Level 4 WG building 55 Wellesley Street East Auckland 1010 New Zealand |
About Auckland University of Technology
AUT (Auckland University of Technology)
AUT is the University for the Changing World. Established in 2001, it’s young, vibrant and future focused offering outstanding opportunities for development and innovation.
We are in QS’s top 3% of rankings and feature in the Times Higher Education (THE) Top 150 universities under 50 years old. In 2016 THE also named AUT as the 19th most international university in the world.
There are five faculties at AUT: Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies, Faculty of Culture and Society; Faculty of Business, Economics and Law; Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, and Te Ara Poutama – Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Development.
Programmes are taught at four different locations:
• City Campus: in the heart of Auckland’s CBD
• North Campus: on Auckland’s North Shore
• South Campus: in Manukau, South Auckland
• AUT Millennium: on Auckland’s North Shore
AUT prides itself on producing graduates for the changing world of work and ensuring they can become job takers and job creators. AUT aligns itself with industry in research, innovation and teaching, ensuring our students get to work on solving real-world problems. In 2015, 89% of AUT undergraduates also undertook a programme with a work placement component.
In 2015, Randstad said AUT was the ninth most attractive New Zealand organisation to work for, and the education and training sector came out on top for being the most appealing industry in NZ.
In 2016, AUT’s Staff Engagement Survey found that 80% of employees are proud to work for AUT and almost 86% could identify how their work contributes to AUT’s success.
All New Zealand universities rank in the top 3% in the world but AUT is the fastest growing. It is committed to ensuring staff and students are supported by ongoing investment into outstanding equipment, facilities and campus development.
Find out more about AUT by clicking here
AUT is the University for the Changing World. Established in 2001, it’s young, vibrant and future focused offering outstanding opportunities for development and innovation.
We are in QS’s top 3% of rankings and feature in the Times Higher Education (THE) Top 150 universities under 50 years old. In 2016 THE also named AUT as the 19th most international university in the world.
There are five faculties at AUT: Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies, Faculty of Culture and Society; Faculty of Business, Economics and Law; Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, and Te Ara Poutama – Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Development.
Programmes are taught at four different locations:
• City Campus: in the heart of Auckland’s CBD
• North Campus: on Auckland’s North Shore
• South Campus: in Manukau, South Auckland
• AUT Millennium: on Auckland’s North Shore
AUT prides itself on producing graduates for the changing world of work and ensuring they can become job takers and job creators. AUT aligns itself with industry in research, innovation and teaching, ensuring our students get to work on solving real-world problems. In 2015, 89% of AUT undergraduates also undertook a programme with a work placement component.
In 2015, Randstad said AUT was the ninth most attractive New Zealand organisation to work for, and the education and training sector came out on top for being the most appealing industry in NZ.
In 2016, AUT’s Staff Engagement Survey found that 80% of employees are proud to work for AUT and almost 86% could identify how their work contributes to AUT’s success.
All New Zealand universities rank in the top 3% in the world but AUT is the fastest growing. It is committed to ensuring staff and students are supported by ongoing investment into outstanding equipment, facilities and campus development.
Find out more about AUT by clicking here
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THE SCHOOL OF: ENGINEERING, COMPUTER & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
TE KURA MĀTAI PŪHANGA, ROROHIKO, PĀNGARAU
AUT’s School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences is the largest school of its kind in New Zealand, and is one of the fastest growing schools in the university.
Its Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences is ranked in the top 250 programmes in the world, according to QS rankings.
It’s home to some of AUT’s internationally recognised researchers and research centres including Kode Biotech and NZ 2015 Supreme Innovator of the year, Professor
Stephen Henry and Professor Nikola Kasabov’s KEDRI lab. The school also works closely on industry projects in New Zealand and abroad, including being the New Zealand lead on the Square Kilometre Array project.
The school hosts 14 internationally recognised research centres that span everything from robotics to astronomy.
The school comprises six departments: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Built Environment, Computer Science, Information Technology & Software Engineering, and Mathematical Sciences. The school has strong industry and international connections, and works with the latest technology including high-precision rapid prototyping and New Zealand’s most powerful Scanning Electron Microscope.
The school will move into a new purpose designed precinct (home), which is currently under construction, in 2018. Featuring flexible lab spaces, showroom space, research facilities and fabrication workshops, the precinct will lead the way for greater collaboration and faster adoption of new technologies.
Find out more about the school by clicking here
Its Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences is ranked in the top 250 programmes in the world, according to QS rankings.
It’s home to some of AUT’s internationally recognised researchers and research centres including Kode Biotech and NZ 2015 Supreme Innovator of the year, Professor
Stephen Henry and Professor Nikola Kasabov’s KEDRI lab. The school also works closely on industry projects in New Zealand and abroad, including being the New Zealand lead on the Square Kilometre Array project.
The school hosts 14 internationally recognised research centres that span everything from robotics to astronomy.
The school comprises six departments: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Built Environment, Computer Science, Information Technology & Software Engineering, and Mathematical Sciences. The school has strong industry and international connections, and works with the latest technology including high-precision rapid prototyping and New Zealand’s most powerful Scanning Electron Microscope.
The school will move into a new purpose designed precinct (home), which is currently under construction, in 2018. Featuring flexible lab spaces, showroom space, research facilities and fabrication workshops, the precinct will lead the way for greater collaboration and faster adoption of new technologies.
Find out more about the school by clicking here
Transportation and Parking
Transportation
AUT City Campus is in the heart of Auckland. It is AUT's largest campus and home to most academic units and the central administration, including the Vice-Chancellor’s office. AUT's City Campus is surrounded by bus stops and is close to motorway entry/exit. You can easily commute to AUT through Auckland Public Transportation.
Find more about Auckland Public Transportation
Parking
Because of the high demand for parking in the central city, AUT can’t provide on-site parking for city-based students or Event attendees during the day. It’s a good idea to consider other transport options, like public transport or carpooling. You can park off street (pay and display) or at the nearest Wilson Parking.
Find your nearest parking options
AUT City Campus is in the heart of Auckland. It is AUT's largest campus and home to most academic units and the central administration, including the Vice-Chancellor’s office. AUT's City Campus is surrounded by bus stops and is close to motorway entry/exit. You can easily commute to AUT through Auckland Public Transportation.
Find more about Auckland Public Transportation
Parking
Because of the high demand for parking in the central city, AUT can’t provide on-site parking for city-based students or Event attendees during the day. It’s a good idea to consider other transport options, like public transport or carpooling. You can park off street (pay and display) or at the nearest Wilson Parking.
Find your nearest parking options
