University of Auckland

Established in 1883, the University of Auckland is New Zealand’s largest and highest-ranked university. Located in the country’s economic and cultural capital, it has long been regarded as a leader in research, innovation, and academic excellence. 

As a comprehensive university with eight faculties, it plays a pivotal role in shaping New Zealand’s intellectual and professional workforce across fields such as engineering, education, medicine, and business.

With its strong global connections and a focus on interdisciplinary research, the university fosters innovation that addresses both local and international challenges. It is home to several internationally recognised research centres and has a strong commitment to Māori and Pacific advancement. Its vibrant urban campus also contributes to its appeal as a hub for international collaboration and cross-cultural exchange. 

📍 Location: Auckland, New Zealand

🧭 Main campus: City Campus (Auckland CBD)
🏫 Other local campuses: Grafton, Epsom, Newmarket, and Tai Tokerau (Whangarei)

The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s largest engineering school, ranked within the top 150 worldwide (QS 2024). Programs focus on sustainable infrastructure, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing, supported by collaborations with local industry and government projects. 

Known for its strong ties with the Asia-Pacific region, Auckland Business School offers majors in international business, finance, and marketing. Students benefit from exchange programs and internships across New Zealand and Asia. 

The university has a well-established health sciences faculty, focusing on community health, nursing, and biomedical research. It emphasizes Maori health initiatives and public health policy, preparing graduates for diverse healthcare roles. 

Law School specializes in commercial law, indigenous rights, and environmental law, with strong research centers and practical legal clinics offering real-world experience.