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Annual Reflection showcases a year of growth
Auckland International Campus has released its Annual Reflection 2025, highlighting a year of strong learner achievement, growth, research, innovation, and industry engagement.
Informative industry event for construction students
We hosted an engaging industry event for our construction students this month, featuring Robert Brown, the Specification Manager from Steel & Tube.
Learning about the Sri Lankan culture
We celebrated the Sinhala and Tamil New Year at our international campus today.
Sustainable research on show
Smart, sustainable research was on show at our second annual Smart Sustainable Development event held online this month.
New students welcomed
We’re welcoming our first intake of new students for the year to the Auckland International Campus this week.
Success Story: Ann Ivy Roselle Cabanero
Business student Ann Ivy Roselle Cabanero is looking forward to her new role on the Executive Committee of the New Zealand International Students' Association (NZISA).
Rere Āwhio - Call for Papers 2024
Rere Āwhio (Journal of Applied Research & Practice) is an open access, peer reviewed journal published annually in November by Otago Polytechnic Auckland International Campus (OPAIC),…
New issue of Rere Āwhio launched
We celebrated the launch of the third edition of Rere Āwhio – Journal of Applied Research & Practice at Otago Polytechnic Auckland International Campus last…
Celebrating Diwali
Happy Diwali to all who celebrate. Here are a few photos from our festivities on campus.
Success Story: Leijun Shi
Recent Construction graduate, Leijun Shi, has already landed a Quantity Surveying job.
New community launched for migrant women
Migrant women and allies from Otago Polytechnic Auckland International Campus and the wider community enjoyed an inspiring evening last night.
Site visits for construction learners
Students had the opportunity to visit not just one but two residential building sites as part of their learning in the Construction Technology Small Buildings…
IT students collaborate on real-world project
A team of Information Technology students has successfully completed a project that would allow St Pierre’s Sushi to print its labels onsite.