We are looking forward to welcoming you to Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland! Work through our handy to-do list to get you sorted before the semester starts.
Accessibility is about meeting people where they are
Student Disability Services (SDS) support students with visible and invisible disabilities.
They offer a range of resources to make studying at the University an accessible and positive experience. Services include special conditions for tests and exams, support for neurodivergent students, career planning, scholarships and awards.
Complete your Diagnostic English Language Needs Assessment (DELNA) at the start of your studies. This required free check assesses your academic English language skills. Use your own computer or access a computer on campus.
The Library is more than books and study spots. It’s here to help you succeed. Get support with tech, study skills, wellbeing and finding the right resources, all in one place. Discover your Library.
Student Hubs is your go-to place for help with study and university life, from enrolment and course advice to fees, visas and more.Explore Student Hubs.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the University
The University incorporates the principles of New Zealand’s founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi, into academic and campus life with a particular emphasis on promoting Māori presence and participation.
Semester Two Orientation planning is underway and exciting things are coming! Keep an eye out for updates and we’ll see you on campus soon. For the latest orientation details, visit our orientation pages.
Stay up to date with a wide range of events and activities on campus. Workshops, sporting events, competitions, and much more. Check out what’s coming up!
