News
Published on 26 May 2026
Protect yourself and your faves with free vaccines right here on the Dunedin Campus. We'll even supply the kai!
News
Published on 11 June 2026
This week we came together for a special Learning Support dinner where we had the pleasure of celebrating our incredible group of Peer Tutors, who are the strands that weave together our Learning Support whānau. It was an evening filled with pride, gratitude and a few bittersweet farewells.
News
Published on 10 June 2026
This is an awesome online event aimed at ākonga starting OP study in Semester 2.
News
Published on 10 June 2026
Auckland International Campus alumni returned to campus on the weekend for a reunion that brought graduates together to reconnect, share their experiences, and reflect on their journeys since leaving AIC.
News
Published on 10 June 2026
Auckland International Campus Employability Specialist Nicki Trueman has been selected to present at a major international conference.
News
Published on 09 June 2026
Simple planter boxes made in a prison workshop are making a meaningful difference in the life of Kāinga Ora tenants, thanks to a partnership with the Living Campus.
Events
Published on 09 June 2026
If you’re starting OP study in Semester 2, our Get Study Ready online event will help you prepare.
News
Published on 09 June 2026
What does it take to go from master's student to researcher?
News
Published on 09 June 2026
The Smart Sustainable Development Conference (SSD) is back for 2026, bringing together researchers, academics, industry leaders, innovators, and sustainability practitioners from around the world.
News
Published on 08 June 2026
Our on campus Childcare Centre caters to kids aged 0 – 5 years and is offering heavily discounted fees from July – December (making it equivalent to any kindergarten).
News
Published on 05 June 2026
Construction students had the opportunity to attend a guest lecture by Dr Sarah Holden, founder and director of Oxygen Consulting, this week.
News
Published on 05 June 2026
A team of AIC researchers has examined how remote working affects the psychological wellbeing of software professionals in New Zealand, finding that many experience positive outcomes alongside ongoing challenges.