AUT University

AUT University provides on-campus accommodation facilities to students, which include various amenities such library, computer labs, student advisors, gym, health centre and recreational facilities. Housing facilities are provided to students through two residential facilities: Wellesley Student Apartments & Akoranga Student Village. Listed below is the AUT University cost of living for international students:

Te? huru Mayoral Drive Student Accommodation (City Campus)

Standard Studio Room: NZ$ 453 per week

• 40 weeks (full year): $18,120.00
• 20 weeks (one semester): $9,060.00

Wellesley Student Apartments (City Campus)

Small room: NZ$ 313 per week

• 40 weeks (full year): $12,520
• 19 weeks (one semester): $5,947

Standard room: NZ$ 338 per week

• 40 weeks (full year): $13,520
• 19 weeks (one semester): $6,422

Large room: NZ$ 357 per week

• 40 weeks (full year): $14,280
• 19 weeks (one semester): $6,783

Akoranga Student Village (North Campus)

Standard room: NZ$ 326 per week

• 40 weeks (full year): $13,040
• 19 weeks (one semester): $6,194

International students holding a student visa are permitted to work part-time while studying in Auckland University of Technology. Students can work upto 20 hours a week while their classes are in session and full-time during all scheduled holidays and/or during the Christmas and New Year holiday period.

Part-time work (up to 20 hours a week) eligibility criteria:

• Studying full-time for at least 2 years;
• Studying for a New Zealand qualification that gains points under the Skilled Migrant Category; and
• Study full-time in a programme that is at least one academic year long and is part of an approved tertiary student exchange scheme.

Full-time work eligibility criteria:

• Studying full-time for at least one academic year;
• Course is worth more than 120 credits; and
• Course has a minimum of 2 semesters during at least 8 months.

Based on the ratio of admissions to applications,  AUT University acceptance rate stands at 50%. Since, the stats are neither too high, nor too low, we can conclude that getting into AUT is moderately competitive, as it admits half of the applicants. Once an applicant fulfills Auckland University of Technology admission requirements, ie; competitive grades,  English language requirements as well as relevant documents, they are most likely to secure an admission in the university. However, students must not take this lightly and apply to AUT University within the deadlines in order to get enrolled as a student.

Note: The data has been derived from unofficial sources and is subjected to changes.

AUT University accepts country-specific qualifications from Indian undergraduate students and they must be fulfilled by the applicants in order to secure an enrollment in the university. These entry requirements comprise of the following:

• 12 years of schooling with an overall average of 75% in four academic subjects, including a minimum 60% in English from All-India Senior Certificate (AISSC) - Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CBSC), or Indian School Certificate (ISC) - Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), or Indian State Boards - Karnataka, Maharashtra or West Bengal State Board Examinations; OR
• All other Higher Secondary State Board Examinations require an overall average of 80% in four academic subjects with a minimum 65% in English.