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The New Zealand owned mobile network, Two Degrees, has established up to ten new scholarships at The University of Auckland.  >>

Women in Engineering lead the way and take on key leadership roles for fellow students  >>

Professor Mark Taylor is to receive double awards from The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, USA.  >>

Browse online or download the latest faculty produced publication for alumni and friends.  >>

Vice-Chancellor Stuart McCutcheon announced the latest round of professorial promotions last Friday 16 December, including staff from the Faculty of Engineering.  >>

The Research Centre for Surface and Materials Science just launched their very own site.  >>

Engineering undergraduate student Yi Chung Lim who completed his Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in 2010 is the perfect example of how students can fast track their university career.  >>

Royal Society of New Zealand recognises achievement by top New Zealand researcher.  >>

Rosalind Archer first to win new SPE Regional Distinguished Achievement Award for Petroleum Engineering Faculty.  >>

Twenty-two year-old Nadeen Papali’i from Otara never let her circumstances be a barrier to getting an education.  >>

The University of Auckland is making it easier for the manufacturing and materials sector to tap into its expertise with the creation of a one-stop shop.  >>

The Industrial Information and Control Centre (I²C²) is leading the way as the first of the Faculty of Engineering research centres to have launched its revamped website.  >>

The University of Auckland IEEE Student Branch recognised as the best student branch in Asia-Pacific at R10SC.  >>

Masters Student Radhika Laxminarayana wins award at International Conference on Advanced Materials Development and Performance  >>

The University of Auckland has made the top six at the world’s largest and most prestigious student technology competition.  >>

The Faculty of Engineering is running an event for high school girls to encourage those who have an aptitude for maths and science to consider a career in engineering.  >>

A national supercomputer network to boost research on many fronts, from climate change to drug discovery, from nanoparticles to models of the human heart, will be launched tomorrow by the Hon Wayne Mapp at host institution The University of Auckland.  >>

Brent Young (Industrial Information and Control Centre) has been appointed to the first Chair and in July, Auckland welcomes Professor Murat Balaban.  >>

A University of Auckland student is among the recipients of a Society of Petroleum Engineers Southern Asia Pacific Region Star Scholarship.  >>

Browse online or download the latest faculty produced publication for Alumni and friends.  >>