In this section of our site you will find resources to help you with your studies.

These include healthcare, childcare, disability support, counselling, budgeting advice, IT and resource centres, help with study skills, support for Maori and Pacific Islands students, fitness centres, student car-parking and more.

Our library provides a wide range of print and electronic resources to support your learning and research. We also provide ample study space and access to student computing rooms.

The ETTSA represents the students on many faculty committees and organises social, cultural, sporting and political activities.

Here you can access your University email account.

Links to websites and resources that could help you with finance, jobs and careers.

Scholarships

• Scholarship information
• Search for Scholarships and awards
• International Student Scholarships

Graduation

• Graduation Information
• Applying to Graduate
• Academic Regalia - what to wear to Graduation.
• Graduation Search and Confirmation - Graduates since 1996
• Graduation Photographs

In 2006 the University changed the point values of its courses. A normal fulltime course of study is now 120 points per year. This will generally require students to enrol in eight 15 point courses per year. Students who were first enrolled for their programme before 2006 should check the Transition Regulations before enrolling. As courses of differing value may be available, all students are advised to confirm their programme of study with their Faculty student advice centre.

View: 2008 course prescriptions and Transition regulations and information

Most new undergraduate students are required to include General Education in their degree. Find out more about the requirements for your degree at www.auckland.ac.nz/generaleducation.