Student accommodation near Auckland University of Technology

This prestigious institution is among the 1% of the world’s universities in some rankings, and within the top 50 of the world’s young universities. This is because the quality of its teaching is very good, and the whole experience at the institution is very enriching for students. You have to take advantage of all it has to offer!

Student flats and spare rooms near Auckland University of Technology

Pay attention to the location of the different campuses, more expensive/cheaper, more leisure or restaurant offers for students...

Where is Auckland University of Technology located?

North Campus

This campus is located on Auckland's North Shore, in the neighbourhood of Northcote. It is certainly away from the city centre, but has good public transport links with the rest of Auckland. It has cafés, halls of residence and the institution’s largest sports ground.

Here classes from the programs are taught:

• Education
• Health Sciences
• Sports and Recreation

City Campus

As its name suggests, this campus is located in the centre of Auckland city, in the Central Business District (CBD). It is the largest campus of the institution and houses many of the administrative offices and most of the academic schools, including those of:

• Art and Design
• Business
• Communication Studies
• Engineering
• Computer Science and Mathematics
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Language and Culture
• Law
• Sciences
• Social Sciences and Public Policy

South Campus

The South Campus is located in the suburb of Manukau, south of Auckland City. It is the furthest from the centre of the city. The AUT has shuttle buses that connect this campus with the City Campus, and you can also get there with regular bus lines.

This is the smallest campus of the institution, but it offers a large number of courses in different fields. Please note, that you may have classes on this campus and also on one of the ones mentioned above.

Best neighbourhoods to live in near Auckland University of Technology

These are some of the best neighbourhoods that you can consider to live near the institution:

Auckland CBD and Grafton

These two neighbourhoods are ideal if you are going to study at AUT's City Campus. The Central Business District is the liveliest area of ​​the city, with a wide range of shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. Grafton is an option for those who prefer to live in a quieter environment, close to the campus and nature, as it is very close to the large Auckland Domain park. In addition, rents in this neighbourhood are usually cheaper than in the CBD.

Northcote

Northcote is a very convenient suburban area if the classes you are going to attend will be held at the North Campus. It is located north of Auckland Harbor and is a more residential and quiet community than the city centre. However, you can also easily reach the most lively areas through bus lines.

Manukau

This neighbourhood is furthest from the city centre. It is ideal to live if you want to be close to the South Campus of the institution, but you have to keep in mind that it will take you quite a long time to get to the most popular places of interest and entertainment for students. A positive aspect of choosing Manukau as a place to live is that the rental cost is much cheaper than in more central neighbourhoods of the city.

Student residences near AUT

AUT has university halls of residence located near the City and North campuses. There are no halls of residence near the South Campus, but remember that you can use the shuttle buses to get to classes there, which is what students who choose this type of accommodation do.

In this New Zealand city, you will also find private student residences. They are usually located in different parts of the city, although they are normally strategically located near educational institutions and leisure places frequented by students. Keep in mind that, in general, it is easier to get a place in these private residences than in university residences.

Exchange at Auckland University of Technology

Here are some tips to keep in mind if you plan to study at this Kiwi institution:

• New Zealand has a rich Maori cultural heritage, and AUT reflects this diversity in its academic environment. As an exchange student you will have the opportunity to learn about Maori culture through events, courses and cultural activities.
• In this institution you will have the opportunity to be part of a large number of student clubs and societies, of the most diverse interests. Thanks to this, you will be able to meet young people who have the same interests as you, making friends easily. There are all types, from sports to cultural, entertainment, religions and origins.

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