
Auckland Institute Of Studies
Auckland, New Zealand
Campus setting | Urban |
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Living cost | USD 536 per month |
Student population | Large (More than 10,000) |
International students | 16% |
Institution type | Public |
University of Auckland is made up of a few campuses, spread across different locations in New Zealand. The campus where students will study in depends on their area of study. The campuses are:
There are various types of accommodation offered or managed by the university:
Halls of residence
The University of Auckland offers five different halls of residence for first-year students, complete with free Internet access, catering services, social activities and pastoral care. Basic facilities such as laundry rooms, reading libraries, TV and music rooms are also available. Other facilities such as BBQ and sports areas vary between the halls. The halls of residence are:
Self-catered accommodation
This type of accommodation is suitable for students who prefer a more independent lifestyle. Self-catered accommodation is still managed by the university, and cater to single students as well as postgraduate couples with families:
Private accommodation
This is an alternative option for students who want to explore external accommodation. Although such accommodation is not managed by the University of Auckland, students may consult the university’s advisory service team for what options are available. Such options may include:
The University of Auckland's mission is to be:
"A research-led, international university, recognised for excellence in teaching, learning, research, creative work, and administration, for the significance of its contributions to the advancement of knowledge and its commitment to serve its local, national and international communities."
The university is committed to: