EIT Auckland

Yesterday, a group of students visited the Auckland Art Gallery where they explored a variety of contemporary and historical artworks, including Māori art. The experience helped students explore the creative expressions, stories and heritage that have shaped New Zealand and beyond.

It was a good way to connect with fellow students, learn more about art and culture, and take a refresher during the busy term. Thank you to everyone who joined us, and we look forward to seeing you at our next student event!

An EIT researcher has contributed to a global study testing the limits of artificial intelligence, with the work published in Nature, one of the world’s most prestigious scientific journals.

Dr Syed Shahid, a Senior Postgraduate Lecturer in Health Science based at EIT’s Auckland campus, is among more than 1000 researchers involved in the international collaboration, which includes contributors from more than 500 universities worldwide.

Congratulations Dr Shahid!

EIT researcher contributes to global AI study published in Nature | EIT Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti An EIT researcher has contributed to a global study testing the limits of artificial intelligence, with the work published in Nature, one of the world’s most

A massive congratulations to all our EIT Auckland graduates who graduated on Tuesday, 19 May at the Aotea Centre.

A significant milestone worth celebrating! From inspiring speeches to proud moments on stage, the day was filled with joy, reflection, and excitement. Both ceremonies stood as recognition of the hard work, resilience, and dedication of our graduates. Your journey doesn’t end here - it’s only just beginning, and we wish you every success for the future!

More than 200 EIT Auckland graduates celebrated a major milestone this week as they crossed the stage across two graduation ceremonies.

Chief Executive Lucy Laitinen also delivered remarks at her first Auckland graduation ceremonies, acknowledging the commitment and sacrifices many learners had made to reach graduation.

EIT celebrates graduates at Auckland ceremonies | EIT Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti More than 200 graduates crossed the stage at the Aotea Centre this week as EIT celebrated its latest graduating cohort across two ceremonies.

Congratulations to our EIT Auckland graduates who have celebrated their graduation today!

More than 200 EIT graduates took to the stage at the Aotea Centre today, celebrating their achievements across two ceremonies, including 186 master’s graduates crossing the stage. In her first Auckland graduation as Chief Executive, Lucy Laitinen acknowledged the resilience and sacrifices of learners, many of whom balanced study with work, family, or life in a new country. Reflecting on the whakataukī, Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini (My strength is not mine alone, but the strength of many), she highlighted the collective support behind every graduate, with special recognition given to valedictorians Komal Saddi and Vinodh Dharmarajah.

Ceremony Two | 2.00pm

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Komal Saddi will add a valedictorian honour to her second master’s degree when she graduates from EIT Auckland today.

Komal will graduate with a Master of Health Science.

Second master’s degree brings valedictorian honour for EIT Auckland graduate | EIT Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti Komal Saddi will add a valedictorian honour to her second master’s degree when she graduates from EIT Auckland this week.