Celebrating 20 years of turning University research into world-changing ventures – from wireless EV charging to a thriving startup ecosystem that’s shaping New Zealand’s future.

Progress continues in the Government’s reforms to the science, innovation and technology system, with the announcement of a $231 million investment to establish the new ATPRO.

This inaugural event will connect international investors, entrepreneurs and startups to highlight the companies, ideas and people shaping Auckland’s reputation as a region for innovation.

Associate Professor Ghader Bashiri, from the University's School of Biological Sciences in the Faculty of Science, is leading a project to research new drugs to tackle TB.

There was joy, laughter and celebrations at the English Language Academy’s recent graduation ceremony.

UniServices is thrilled to congratulate our spin outs Toku Eyes and Kitea Health for their huge wins at the 30th Hi-Tech Awards.

Excellence, integrity and calm leadership - Dr Greg Murison was celebrated at a pōwhiri marking his appointment as CEO of UniServices and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Innovation and Enterprise).

UniServices was proud to be a part of NZ’s first major Web3 hackathon, with 140 participants developing blockchain solutions.

Innovation is thriving in a company that has combined decades of industry experience with fresh thinking and strategic partnerships.

The University of Auckland is committed to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. Our easy Start-Up model helps staff and students to bring their ideas to life.

As New Zealand focuses on future investment in infrastructure, we have the opportunity to better build for climate adaptation and resilience using evidence-based solutions.

Dr Greg Murison (Ngāi Tahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha) has been appointed to a new, combined leadership position as CEO, Auckland UniServices Limited and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Innovation and Enterprise).