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Construction student takes on national built environment challenge
Bachelor of Construction student Manjot Singh recently joined students from around New Zealand to compete in a national built environment design challenge.
Success Story: Rajinder Singh
A singer, songwriter, and aspiring business owner has completed his Bachelor of Applied Management degree with a new sense of confidence and drive to achieve…
OPAIC welcomes new students
OPAIC welcomed its new students today at Orientation, marking the start of their academic journey.
Nature inspires student’s hands-on tech project
Bachelor of Information Technology student Senuth Wickramasinghe has brought his love of New Zealand’s natural environment into his studies by creating a website about Orewa…
Celebrating Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori at AIC
We marked Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori with a full schedule of activities on campus.
Students bring innovation to life in embedded systems course
Our Bachelor of Information Technology students are turning big ideas into reality through hands-on projects in their Embedded Systems course.
New Zealand researchers secure grant for AI disaster response research
Aotearoa New Zealand is heading an international project to develop AI-enabled disaster response solutions, with work being led by Dr Farhad Mehdipour from our Auckland…
Hands-on learning at MOTAT
Students from our Managing for Sustainability course recently visited the Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT) to experience real-world examples of sustainable and alternative transport.
Student researchers present new insights
Students and staff gathered for the latest Student Research Forum this week.
Graduate reflects on power of community and unity
Graduate speaker Abhinav Kumar told his classmates that the strength of community had defined their journey as they marked their achievements at the Auckland Town…
Success Story: Ruwanthi Silva
Master’s student Ruwanthi Silva has secured a management role in the apparel industry.
Graduates encouraged to dream big
Graduates were encouraged to dream big as they celebrated their achievements at the Auckland Town Hall this afternoon.
Lecturer leads fundraising as son prepares for Special Olympics
Principal Lecturer Lorraine Skelton is leading a major fundraising effort to support local athletes heading to the National Summer Special Olympics in Christchurch this December.