EIT Auckland

EIT Auckland students recently took part in the Thriving Academically and Building Your Future workshop, delivered by Asian Family Services as part of the International Student Workshop Series.

The interactive session introduced practical strategies for adjusting to living and studying in New Zealand, developing healthy study habits and improving time management. Students reflected on their personal wellbeing and learned useful techniques for managing stress, improving sleep and maintaining resilience throughout their study journey.

The workshop provided a valuable opportunity for students to connect with their peers, share experiences and learn in a welcoming and supportive environment. Thank you to the Asian Family Services team for delivering an engaging and informative session, and to all the students who participated so positively.

Yesterday, EIT Auckland welcomed representatives from Auckland Transport to campus for an informative and interactive transportation session. Students learned more about travelling around Auckland by bus and train, using the AT HOP card, understanding the public transport network, and planning their journeys across the city.

The session also included a fun prize-wheel activity, giving students the opportunity to test their knowledge and win prizes. It was an enjoyable and practical session that helped students feel more confident about using Auckland’s public transport system.

As a new term starts, we are delighted to welcome our new international students to our EIT Auckland community. This term, students are beginning their postgraduate studies in Information Technology, Applied Management, Digital Business, Logistics and Supply Chain Management and Health Science.

Orientation provided the opportunity for students to connect with staff members, peer mentors, and their fellow students. They were introduced to the academic environment, campus facilities, health and safety requirements, and the range of support services available on campus. Students also met with the Academic Learning Services team and learned how to access the library, EIT systems and class timetables.

Our new EIT Auckland students were also welcomed with a pōwhiri at the Ngā Kete Wānanga Marae at MIT Ōtara. This experience helped students gain a deeper understanding of tikanga Māori and culture in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Orientation is the start of your study journey, and we are pleased to have you join our EIT community. We hope everyone is settling in and we wish you all the best.

EIT Auckland Master of Information Technology graduate Afshan Mushtaq gained hands-on experience in cybersecurity through an industry internship.

Thank you for sharing your inspiring journey Afshan and wishing you continued success in the future!

EIT graduate rebuilds career through cybersecurity internship | EIT Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti After returning to study following a 16-year break, EIT Auckland Master of Information Technology graduate Afshan Mushtaq has secured hands-on experience in

Yesterday, a group of students visited the Auckland Art Gallery where they explored a variety of contemporary and historical artworks, including Māori art. The experience helped students explore the creative expressions, stories and heritage that have shaped New Zealand and beyond.

It was a good way to connect with fellow students, learn more about art and culture, and take a refresher during the busy term. Thank you to everyone who joined us, and we look forward to seeing you at our next student event!

An EIT researcher has contributed to a global study testing the limits of artificial intelligence, with the work published in Nature, one of the world’s most prestigious scientific journals.

Dr Syed Shahid, a Senior Postgraduate Lecturer in Health Science based at EIT’s Auckland campus, is among more than 1000 researchers involved in the international collaboration, which includes contributors from more than 500 universities worldwide.

Congratulations Dr Shahid!

EIT researcher contributes to global AI study published in Nature | EIT Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti An EIT researcher has contributed to a global study testing the limits of artificial intelligence, with the work published in Nature, one of the world’s most