Thesislink Guide to AUT & Academic Acronyms 2026
Welcome to AUT! If you’re a new PG research student in FHES, CSOC, TAP, BEL, or DCT, you might like to get to know us in the GRS, meet your […]
What do the New AI Guidelines Mean for You?
In case you missed the news last week, AUT has a whole lot of new AI resources for postgraduate research students! The new ‘AI in postgraduate research’ website collates all sorts of useful things, […]
What’s On in February for PG Students?
A huge and very warm welcome to those new postgrads joining AUT this month! The academic year is well & truly gearing up now, and Orientation Week from 16-20 Feb […]
Best NZ Student Deals & Discounts for 2026
With inflation tipping over 3% last year (and electricity up over 12%), it’s sadly common to feel the sting of bloated bills. Luckily for you, if you are reading Thesislink […]
A Visit with AUT’s First Doctoral Graduate
Editor’s note: This article first appeared on AUT’s website and has been republished here with the author’s permission. AUT’s first Doctoral graduate, Dr Debbie Blake, visited AUT as an apt […]
PG Event & Workshop Roundup for January
Welcome back postgrads! The summer closedown is over, more and more people are filtering back onto campus, and yet the full Orientation frenzy is still a good few weeks away. […]
AUT Summer Closedown 2025-6
Happy summer break everyone! With the sun (mostly) shining we hope you have plans to get out and enjoy a restful holiday. Well done to those of you who completed […]
PG Workshops in December
Happy first day of summer! It’s almost the end of the year: undergrads have left campus, conferences are going like gangbusters, and there are just a few workshops left for […]
New AI Transcription Tools Available for AUT Postgrads
Got lots of interviews or focus groups to transcribe? AI tools can make the job a lot easier, but they can also be problematic. What are they doing with your […]
Reflecting on ‘Te Ara Whakamua: Navigating Our Doctoral Futures’
You’ve spent years mastering your research. You can navigate complex methodologies, synthesize vast amounts of literature, and contribute original knowledge to your field. But when someone asks you about your […]
What’s On in November?
November in Auckland: the sun is peeking out in-between storms, stressed undergraduate students navigate their exam season, and strawberries are starting to be kind-of affordable. For those of us in […]
New AUT Policy: Research Data Management Made Clear
If you’re a researcher at AUT, chances are you’ve got data—maybe a little, maybe a lot. Whether it’s interview transcripts, survey results, lab measurements, or digital archives, managing that data […]