أسس في 1883, أوكلاند هي أكبر جامعة في البلاد مع أكثر من 40,000 الطلاب, تقريبا 10,000 منهم تخرج سنويا.
منذ تأسيسها في عام 1883, نمت جامعة أوكلاند لتصبح الرائد في نيوزيلندا, جامعة بحثية, معروف بتميز تدريسه, أبحاثها, وخدمتها المحلية, المجتمعات الوطنية والدولية.

لدينا أكثر من 40,000 طلاب منهم 11,000 هم طلاب الدراسات العليا و 6,000 دولية. تتنوع برامجنا البحثية عبر جميع التخصصات ونحن رواد العالم في مجالات مثل تطوير عقاقير السرطان, استقرائية (لاسلكي) نقل القوة وعلم وظائف الأعضاء الحسابي.

بينما نتطلع إلى المستقبل ، هناك شيء واحد مؤكد - ستكون المعرفة موردًا رئيسيًا وستكون مطلوبة للغاية داخل نيوزيلندا وحول العالم. التحدي الذي يواجهنا هو المساعدة في توليد الأفكار التي من شأنها أن تفيد المجتمع, ولتعليم الناس وتدريبهم على العمل في المجالات التي سيقدرون فيها على حد سواء لمعرفتهم المتخصصة, وقدرتهم على البحث, التواصل وحل المشاكل.

لمواجهة هذه التحديات ، نحتاج إلى البناء على التحالفات والشراكات التعاونية التي أقامتها الجامعة مع قطاع الأعمال, الحكومي, ومؤسسات البحث الأخرى.

من المهم بنفس القدر أن نظل على مقربة من مجتمعاتنا الأوسع ذات الاهتمام داخل نيوزيلندا وعلى الصعيد الدولي. This will help to ensure the ongoing relevance of our academic programmes and the continued excellence of our teaching, التعلم والبحث.

To find out more about the University’s history, our teaching and research strengths, our diverse networks and our vibrant, cosmopolitan campuses download the University of Auckland Profile 2015-2016 below.

في 41,500 square metres, the Conservation Area makes up the majority of what is referred to as Sector 100 – an area of the City Campus bordered by Waterloo Quadrant and Princes, Alfred and Symonds Streets. انها لديها اكثر من 400 trees, most of which are considered “mature” and greater than 10 metres in height – two of the more important variables in the world of carbon offsetting.

The best performer is the Norfolk Island Pine which stands tall at the eastern end of the lawns of Old Government House. It stores approximately five per cent of the total carbon content estimated for the entire Conservation Area.

We offer accommodation options for first-year school leavers in our Halls of Residence, as well as flats and apartments suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students. University residences are also available during the summer holiday period for students, groups and conferences. Our Accommodation Solutions team can also assist students seeking tenancy advice or guidance with finding private accommodation in Auckland.

Information about enhancement and evaluation of teaching courses, the class representation system and templates for course outlines. CLeaR is the University of Auckland’s hub for higher education learning and research.

The graduate profile reflects a set of attributes that we consider to be attainable by graduates of a research-led comprehensive university.

They make clear to students and staff, to potential students, to employers, to the community and to other academic institutions, the qualities that the University of Auckland seeks to impart to, or foster in, its graduates.

Responsibility for enabling graduates to meet the Graduate Profile lies with University staff and students.

We hope that, as individuals and as members of the University community, all will engage in the teaching, تعلم, research and creative activities of the University, and in its extra-curricular, ثقافي, ذهني, social and sports life, to achieve the aspirations we hold for our graduates.

The University is implementing a new 3-level Graduate Profile in 2017. Level 1 و 2 below provide the foundation and faculties are currently developing level 3 for implementation in upcoming years.

Scholars – Graduates of the University have a broad knowledge base and disciplinary expertise. They are aware of contemporary research in their field of specialisation and able to conduct their own research and investigations. They are excited by ideas, discovery and learning and are conscientious in their endeavours to understand the complexities of the worlds they encounter at work and in society.

Innovators – Graduates of the University are future and solution focussed. They are curious, critical and creative. They are capable of developing unique and sustainable solutions to real world problems.

Leaders – Graduates of the University take personal responsibility and seek opportunities to work with others to advance thinking and achievement in all spheres of their lives. They are confident, شاملة, inspiring and influential.

Global Citizens – Graduates of the University are citizens of Aotearoa / New Zealand and the world. They appreciate the role of the Treaty of Waitangi and are aware of global issues. They act with integrity and fluency across cultures and perspectives, are committed to the betterment of society, open in their thinking and appreciative of the riches that diversity and equity bring.

Course review is undertaken at department level, where academic staff look at the way a course was taught to decide on any improvements or changes to be made. Feedback from students may form part of this process.

The University reviews its programmes and its departments and schools regularly. All new University qualifications undergo a University Review in advance of being assessed by the Committee on University Academic Programmes Graduating Year Review process.

Existing University programmes may be reviewed internally by faculties. Programmes with large enrolments or of strategic importance are reviewed on a 10-year cycle under the University’s Guidelines for Programme Reviews.