PG Events & Workshops in July
Campus is quiet – those on a semester schedule are taking a break – and for many of us in the PG research world, we carry on with (hopefully) a […]
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Campus is quiet – those on a semester schedule are taking a break – and for many of us in the PG research world, we carry on with (hopefully) a […]
Story time. Back when I was a PhD student, my university ran an annual postgraduate research exposition – much like the AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium. I went along as a first-year humanities student…
Calling all postgraduate researchers at AUT! Are you ready to showcase your research, connect with fellow postgrads, and gain valuable feedback from the academic community? The 2025 AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium is […]
Enter now! Applications close Friday 4 July 2025. Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is a research communication competition developed by The University of Queensland (UQ). Competitors have three minutes to present […]
As the winter chill sets in, we amp up the heat on our PG workshop series. There are 30 workshops on offer this month, with a particular focus on reading, […]
The PhD programme is often seen as the pinnacle of academic achievement, recognised across the world as the key qualification for researchers. Yet how often do we pause to ask: […]
Mark your calendars: AUT Wiki Rangahau / Research Week 2025 will take place on September 8-12! With a theme of Research that Makes a Difference, this year’s event recognises and […]
We have a very full month planned for our postgrad whānau! On May 7th there will be an Action Research Masterclass led by AUT Professors Lesley Ferkins, Eileen Piggot-Irvine, and […]
AUT has always been strong on applied research. It’s a point of pride: we’re out there in the real world, solving real problems, and enacting positive change. So it’s no […]
The latest issue of Rangahau Aranga: AUT Graduate Review is now online! This issue includes 28 abstracts from the 2024 Postgraduate Research Symposium, and beautifully showcases the range and quality […]
With April almost upon us (already!) we move solidly into autumn. Some might say this is the ideal season to work on a thesis: it’s perfect coffee-weather, the multi-coloured leaves […]
If you’re looking for your PG people to walk with you on your thesis-writing journey, look no further. The Postgraduate Potluck Team has been bringing PG students together for years, […]