Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand was established in the year 2000. It was founded as Auckland Technical School in the year 1895. AUT is a publicly – owned institution in New Zealand for higher education and research.

This university has affiliations with the association of Asia Pacific Business Schools, Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business and Consejo Latinoamericano de Escuelas de Administration.
Auckland University of Technology has three campuses in Auckland central and suburbs of Northcote and Manukau. All the three campuses have excellent learning spaces, administrative offices, recreational and residence halls.

The on – campus facilities offered by the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand are many starting from libraries, gyms, training halls, bookshops to athletic spaces, free Wi- Fi access and so on.
Auckland University of Technology has been ranked as the second largest in the country and amongst the top 300 of the universities worldwide.

Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand offers more than 250 courses in different subjects which range from engineering and health sciences to art, design and business.

The courses offered by Auckland University of Technology are such that they encourage innovation and entrepreneurship amongst its students alongwith the ability to explore new technologies, challenging routine thinking, and solving problems in new ways.
The academic structure of AUT (Auckland University of Technology) has five faculties, which are further subdivided into 17 schools, and offers over 250 programs in myriad disciplines of business, education, mathematics, clinical studies, communication studies, psychology, etc. Some notable alumni of this college are Stephen Tindall, the Warehouse’s founder, Charlotte Glennie, First Asian ABC correspondent, Jim Anderton, New Zealand politician, Claire Jane McLachlan, famous academician.

For those interested in engineering, AUT (Auckland University of Technology) offers courses in Automotive Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Civil Engineering. These courses will provide the practical skills and knowledge needed to enter the engineering profession.

For those looking to pursue a career in business, AUT (Auckland University of Technology) offers a range of courses in Accounting, Economics, Finance, and Marketing. These courses are designed to equip students with the key skills needed to be successful in the business world.