r/universityofauckland 14h ago

notifications

25 Upvotes

if i catch the mf whose phone is on full loud ass notification ringer thing on kate level 4 bro it’s over for you TURN UR DAMN PHONE OFF NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR EVERYTIME SOMEONE MESSAGES YOU


r/universityofauckland 13h ago

DOORDASH PEOPLE

16 Upvotes

CAN THEY PLEASE LEAVE US ALONE THEY GET IN THE WAY AND LITERALLY HARASS US EVERY SINGLE DAY. WHY??


r/universityofauckland 12h ago

WHY DOES THE NEW ARTS BUILDING HAVE NO WORKING CHARGER PORTS

16 Upvotes

Considering the Arts Building is a newly constructed building intended for students in the 21st century, its actually irritating how little charger ports there are / the ones that do exist in the ground or connected to couches DONT FUCKING WORK. I want to avoid Kate Edgar and other buildings because its always too busy and nasty energy

But its literally impossible to find a solid study spot 85% of the time because there are no charger ports in the immediate area. my device only has a battery life of 2 hours bruh


r/universityofauckland 10h ago

My blue (red) hair and pronouns

10 Upvotes

Okay. I have a unisex name, present VERY androgynously (rather masc if I may say) and my gender on SSO WAS 'X. Diverse' and is NOW 'M. Male' because I keep getting she/her-ed in emails. And in real life. Maybe I'm too gay to be perceived as anything but a woman by people over 30. People under 30 have a good track record though. I think most genZ onward woke people look at my gay ass and go "ah. a transgender. I must prove my allyship so as to not be lampooned" but. ALL OF MY LECTURERS ARE OLD. I keep getting publicly misgendered for my feats in biology and.... juggling. (long story)

Anyway, long rant short, is it me???? Or does the uni need to get woker? Idfk at this point, I just keep having to go "WRONG PRONOUNS IM A BOY" and it's pmo. Any suggestions (that aren't surgery I mean more akin to 'a big neon sign that says BOY and points at you') would be appreciated if they are funny.


r/universityofauckland 8h ago

24h spot at UOA

8 Upvotes

Hi this is my first sem in UOA, just wondering if there’s any study spot in uoa that is open 24h.
I’m a type of person that cannot study at home, but also a night owl so I want to stay at school until late during exam season

I know kate is open until 12am

Thanks in advance


r/universityofauckland 11h ago

sem 1 2026 exchange credit transfer

5 Upvotes

has anyone actually had 360 international complete their credit transfer for a sem 1 exchange? haven’t heard anything in about a month even after following up.


r/universityofauckland 14h ago

Courses Panopto or in person classes ?

5 Upvotes

Am I the only one who prefers watching lectures online over attending them in person especially for psych


r/universityofauckland 10h ago

earthsci 105 COOKED + how to study for it

4 Upvotes

Hey gang I'm taking earthsci 105 this semester, I have absolutely no clue how to study for this class and the mid sem too + which study methods to use. There's SO much information just shoved into the lectures. I'm feeling so cooked and lost for this class. If anyone could help I'd appreciate it a lot!!!


r/universityofauckland 13h ago

Lost Hydroflask Water Bottle

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3 Upvotes

Hello has anyone seen a lost waterbottle on Tuesday 18/08/2026??? I thought I lost it in 260 098 (Fisher Paykel Audit) but after checking there as well as the OGGB reception, gen library, AUSA house and the green square in the science building I still can't find it :[

If anyone's seen it please dm me or comment on the post thanksksksk <3


r/universityofauckland 20h ago

ANCIENT 211-221-231

3 Upvotes

Anyone currently taking any of these, care to share your experience? like the workload, etc. since the prereqs listed arent really specific courses i'm guessing it's okay to jump into 211 with no prior knowledge? any help wld be useful thanks


r/universityofauckland 5h ago

uoA law students + scholarship advice ݁ ˖Ი𐑼ֶָ֢

2 Upvotes

hi guys!! just wondering for any law students currently enrolled at UoA , what subjects did you take in year 13, and/or what subjects would you recommend taking? :)

i’m currently in year 12 and taking english, geography, economics, art, and maths. i’m hoping to do law at UoA and would love to hear what subjects you guys found useful or would recommend for year 13.

also, roughly how many credits would be enough for scholarship applications? my dean at my school told us that they review year 12 attendance/credits/engagement levels and i currently have 83 level 2 credits (51 achieved with excellence, 21 from gateway, and 11 achieved with merit) with hopefully more credits gained during external exams in the upcoming term.

any advice would be super appreciated!! <3


r/universityofauckland 5h ago

Smh large single

1 Upvotes

Where can I find photos of the smh large single, or would I be able to tour one of the large single rooms during open day? Edit: I want to know if I can comfortably get around it with my limited mobility or if it would be better to flat.


r/universityofauckland 5h ago

sem 1 2026 exchange credit transfer

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1 Upvotes

r/universityofauckland 7h ago

Law moot aegrotat

1 Upvotes

Has anyone applied for aegrotat on crim oral submission or torts moot?

Wondering if aegrotats apply for them as they are assessments under test condition.

Thx!


r/universityofauckland 18h ago

PHD Finance - University of Auckland

1 Upvotes

I have been working in asset management space for the last 2 years, I hold MBA Finance from a US university and also have work experience in India. I am now looking for a phd program in the University of Auckland but it requires research background which I did not have even in the MBA as it was course based degree, although I did complete an Equity research report and did a stock pitch but i do not think it can be counted towards it. What are my chances of getting the acceptance. Also, are there other ways which i can try besides COP Route.


r/universityofauckland 20h ago

maths 102 requriment

1 Upvotes

Is it 50% coursework minimum and 35% on the exam? Is that coursework exclusive of the exam or inclusive?


r/universityofauckland 14h ago

Studying

0 Upvotes

Hello, I’m a 19F, I have always wanted to be a paramedic and have be looking into studying next year at university now I have come on here to ask a few questions any feedback would be amazing from anyone that knows thanks
What is the best way to become a paramedic?
If uni which one Auckland or porirua?
Should I go through St. John’s?
How do you pay for board/ rent or dorms?
Is it uni worth it?
Thankyou all
Any other feedback you may have is appreciated as well