Overview

Established in 1883, the University of Auckland is New Zealand’s largest and highest-ranked university. Located in the heart of Auckland, the country’s most populous city, it offers a wide range of programs in various fields, including arts, sciences, engineering, business, law, and health sciences.

The university is known for its research excellence, commitment to sustainability, and strong global partnerships. It fosters a diverse student body and emphasizes innovation, providing students with opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research and community initiatives.

The University of Auckland creates a vibrant academic community that attracts students from around the world. With modern facilities, extensive libraries, and various student support services, it ensures an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Through active engagement with local and international partners, the university promotes collaboration and knowledge exchange. Its dedication to education, research, and community involvement makes the University of Auckland a key institution in shaping the future of New Zealand and beyond.

The University of Auckland has several campuses, each offering unique educational opportunities:

• City Campus – The main campus located in the heart of Auckland
• Grafton Campus – Focused on health sciences, located near Auckland Hospital
• Newmarket Campus – An innovation precinct for the Engineering and Science faculties
• Leigh Marine Laboratory – A specialist campus for marine studies
• Tai Tokerau Campus – Located in Whangārei
• South Auckland Campus