Why Should You Give a Poster Presentation?
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…
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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…
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 […]
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 […]
The way research creates impact in Aotearoa New Zealand is evolving. There is currently a Science System Advisory Group (SSAG) reviewing our science & research sector, and recommending changes to […]
A big part of being a researcher in the 21st century is having a strong online presence that communicates your expertise to academic audiences and beyond. AUT academic staff members […]
At a buzzing AUT 3MT Finals event on 13 September, Ryan Howard was crowned the 2024 AUT 3 Minute Thesis champion! Ryan impressed our AUT judges with his presentation on […]
In case it slipped your mind (or calendar), don’t forget that the AUT Postgraduate Research Symposium is coming up on Monday! Registrations are still open via the AUT Research Week […]
Want to hear about the fabulous range of research that AUT’s postgraduate students are doing? Come along to the Postgraduate Research Symposium on Monday 9 September! We’ll open with a […]
Giving an oral presentation at a conference or symposium is a great way to directly communicate your research to your scholarly peers. It’s a rare opportunity to have the (hopefully) […]
A version of this article was first published on Thesislink in June 2020, and has now been updated for 2024. The premise of the 3 Minute Thesis competition is simple: […]
Ever wondered how a journal is put together? The articles that you pore over as a research student have a long journey to (digital) print. Journals usually have a team […]
Open Access Week 2023 (October 23-29) is a chance to celebrate the open sharing of research, and investigate ways to disseminate our research widely and with minimal barriers to readership. […]