Auckland University stories - Page 4

Instructure, the company behind Canvas, has doubled its staff in APAC and secured the University of Auckland as a customer.

New Zealand secondary schools can now access a free online toolkit designed to help raise student achievement.

Auckland Uni students have won first place in Microsoft's Imagine Cup Cup competition with their online platform linking home chefs and consumers.

New Zealand universities have been recognised on the global stage for a range of subjects, from education to engineering.

Auckland University's new ICT Graduate School opens, promising to equip students with in-demand tech skills and industry connections.

REANNZ announces its recipient for the Future Funds tertiary scholarship programme, Se-Young Yu from the University of Auckland. #scholarship.

Auckland welcomes Chinese scholarship students for Summer Lab program, aiming to foster cross-cultural relations with New Zealand entrepreneurs.

University of Auckland includes computing subjects for the first time, recognising their importance in digital world.

Uni of Auckland students innovate to streamline SME operations, creating shift-swap apps and more in a MYOB-led challenge.

The University of Auckland is investing in elearning options, beginning by making it's most popular undergraduate course available as an online class.

Auckland University has signed up to a US study abroad movement, in an effort to have 25% of students graduate with overseas experience by 2020.

With a new partnership, the University of Auckland (UoA) has renewed its focus on providing students opportunities to study overseas.

As wireless technology demand soars, Prof. Kevin Sowerby of the University of Auckland examines the strained radio spectrum and future tech innovations.

Facebook making mid-30s to mid-40s women feel the worst about their appearance, says new University of Auckland study.

The Univ. of Auckland has modernised its digital learning by adopting Instructure's Canvas platform, enhancing the experience for 40k students.

The C-Prize involves a competition among drone design teams to come up with a prototype that meets one or more of the challenges set by film makers.

Dr Michelle Dickinson, otherwise known as 'Nanogirl', has been awarded a Blake Leader Award for outstanding leadership at a ceremony in Auckland.

The three University of Auckland students who designed the app Tether have gained a finalist placing in the Microsoft Imagine Cup World Finals.

For the first time Yellow is running a structured graduate programme, providing graduates with the opportunity to gain real world hands-on experience.

A three-dimensional virtual supermarket software tool has been designed by a member of the University of Auckland's Institute for Health Innovation.