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The University of Otago is New Zealand’s first university and a vibrant international centre of learning. It was established in 1869 by Scottish settlers with a strong conviction in the transforming power of education. Today the University has about 20,000 students, from all over New Zealand and from nearly 100 countries around the world.

Featuring discussions, the latest news, events and information.

The best training available in the fields of: being a arsehole. spotting a arsehole. becoming a arsehole.

Happiness and well-being; health; genetics; memory; individual differences; mind-body connections; experience sampling methods.

University Hall (UH) opened in 2012 to first year students from all over NZ and the world. Comprising two buildings, University Hall, and the University Hall Apartments, UH will be the home-away-from-home for over 500 of the University of Auckland's best and brightest!

Massey University welcomes all International Students, past, present and future to share student life with us. http://international.massey.ac.nz

Welcome to the official page for AUT University. Get the good stuff here: www.aut.ac.nz, chat to us here: www.twitter.com/AUTuni (and tell us if you're a student!), get inside our head here: http://pinterest.com/autuni/ & see what’s going on here: www.youtube.com/AUTUniversity. We’re stoked to be New Zealand’s newest uni at just 12 years old and already ranked in the top 450-500th in the world. But little known fact is we first made our mark in education 117 years ago, in 1895. We have an impressive tally of 2,500 academics, researchers and staff, more than 26,000 amazing students who are teaching or studying for more than 200 qualifications, from traditional careers like engineering, law and nursing through to robotics and forensic IT. We have four campuses in Auckland, Manukau and North Shore: * City Campus * North Shore Campus * Manukau Campus * Millennium Campus in Mairangi Bay where we’re training and advancing research for New Zealand’s top athletes. We also have teaching and research partnerships at universities all over the world.

Our faculty consists of five schools, including Schools of Nursing, Medical Sciences, Pharmacy, Population Health and the School of Medicine. Each School has a focus on teaching and research, with both strands being woven together under the term “research informed teaching”.

The Human Potential Centre (HPC) is a multi-disciplinary research group specialising in the assessment, prevention, and treatment of lifestyle-related diseases across the lifespan.

Welcome to ELLA - The Early Learning Lab at the University of Auckland, New Zealand!! We are particularly interested in what children understand about people and objects in the world around them and how this understanding influences their learning of language and other forms of culturally relevant behaviours. To study these questions in toddlers and preschoolers we often ask the children who participate in our studies to play with objects or answer questions. Because infants might be limited in the range of behaviours we can ask them to do, our studies with infants often involve using their looking times to make judgments about what they think about people and actions.

The Association is run by a Board of volunteer representatives from each faculty across the University. Our vision is to create and foster a sense of identity and community for all Postgraduate Students at the University of Auckland and provide an effective voice promoting the distinct and unique academic, professional and social interest of postgraduates within the University and the wider community. In order to achieve this vision, we run social events such as the postgraduate orientation and end-of-semester parties. These events are run in Strata which is your postgraduate commons. The first PGSA Board secured this area when the Kate Edger Information Commons was being built. It is now managed by the PGSA as agent for property services. The PGSA was instrumental in setting up the SPARK challenge, a competition now run by The University, and was responsible for initiating Exposure - the Postgraduate Research Exposition Competition. Exposure is held annually across all faculties within the university. Finally, in building a postgraduate community we strive to represent postgraduate student interests to the University, student organisations and other groups beyond the greater university community. To see who's representing you click here or email pgsamanager@auckland.ac.nz to ask about how to get involved.