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Commercialisation Medals to reward and recognise the commercialisation of university research were awarded at a special ceremony at The University of Auckland on 1 May 2012.  >>

The Faculty of Engineering is to undergo a multi-million dollar redevelopment, which includes the creation of high-tech laboratories, a new engineering research facility and the expansion of an existing building.  >>

The University of Auckland is supporting the Indonesian Government’s plans to increase its geothermal energy production by providing specialised geothermal engineering and geosciences courses in New Zealand and in Indonesia.  >>

The Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences first Engineers in Clinical Residence programme began with a one-week pilot programme exposing three engineering students to the clinical work environment.  >>

Thirty-one top engineering students have been awarded Kick Start Scholarships from The University of Auckland.  >>

Winner of one of 5 Vice-Chancellor’s Prizes for Best Doctoral Thesis.  >>

Nearly six hundred people celebrated the life of Professor Andrew Pullan at The University of Auckland’s Maclaurin Chapel on Tuesday 13 March.  >>

After a short period of care at Auckland's Mercy Hospice, Andrew died at 8.03pm on Wednesday March 7th. Andrew's family were with him and he was peaceful.  >>

Academy Award winner Mark Sagar is starting a new laboratory at The University of Auckland that is set to take computer animation to a new level.  >>

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

Joint Winner of Early Career Excellence in Teaching Award 2011  >>

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

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.  >>

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.  >>

Last week, DES hosted the 33rd New Zealand Geothermal Workshop.  >>

Geothermal energy has been given a boost with 25 new scholarships available next year for international postgraduate students to study the subject at The University of Auckland.  >>

Four research projects conducted by students under the supervision of Dr Cameron Walker and Dr Michael O'Sullivan have been selected for display.  >>

Mighty River Power is investing in the continued development of New Zealand’s expertise and research into geothermal power generation by entering into an agreement with The University of Auckland to sponsor a newly established Chair in Geothermal R  >>

Professor Mike O'Sullivan has been awarded the top award for Geothermal Reservoir Engineering.  >>