We're thinkers, creators and problem solvers and we're here to help.
Our students are innovators, thinkers and budding entrepreneurs, who would jump at the opportunity to help you overcome business challenges and test new ideas.
The University of Auckland Business School manages national and international internship programmes, and helps connect organisations to students who can help with one-off projects.
Looking for new solutions to your business problems?
Brendon Potter
Student Development and Engagement Manager
Business School
Looking for new solutions to your business problems?
Our students are innovators, thinkers and budding entrepreneurs, who would jump at the opportunity to help you overcome business challenges and test new ideas.
The University of Auckland Business School manages national and international internship programs, and helps connect organisations to students who can help with one-off projects.
Brendon Potter
Student Development and Engagement Manager
Business School
Need bright sparks to join your team?
Snap up talented students before they graduate, with the help of our Career Development and Employability Services Department.
We help you build a talent pipeline, and at the same time provide our graduates work experience. You can connect with students through our regular expos and workshops, and by listing your employer profile on our job board.
Catherine Stephens
Need bright sparks to join your team?
Snap up talented students before they graduate, with the help of our Career Development and Employability Services Department.
We help you build a talent pipeline, and at the same time provide our graduates work experience. You can connect with students through our regular expos and workshops, and by listing your employer profile on our job board.
Catherine Stephens
Return On Science, run through Auckland UniServices, aims to increase the quantity and quality of commercial opportunities arising from research and development in New Zealand. The programme can evaluate the commercial viability of your IP, lend independent critical advice, and explore the potential for third-party investment.
It’s open to all research and development organisations (from universities, to District Health Boards, government-funded research agencies, private enterprise, inventors and entrepreneurs) and focuses on four specific sectors; Biotech and Life Sciences, Agritech and Foodtech, Physical Sciences, and ICT. A Māori engagement strategy provides advice for projects that involve Māori cultural assets or impact Māori.
Want to increase the value of your intellectual property?
Will Charles
Executive Director – Commercialisation
Auckland UniServices
Want to increase the value of your intellectual property?
Return on Science, run through Auckland Uniservices, aims to increase the quantity and quality of commercial opportunities arising from research and development in New Zealand. The programme can evaluate the commercial viability of your IP, lend independent critical advice, and explore the potential for third-party investment.
It’s open to all research and development organisations (from universities, to District Health Boards, government-funded research agencies, private enterprise, inventors and entrepreneurs) and focuses on four specific sectors; Biotech and Life Sciences, Agritech and Foodtech, Physical Sciences, and ICT. A Māori engagement strategy provides advice for projects that involve Māori cultural assets or impact Māori.
Will Charles
Executive Director – Commercialisation
Auckland UniServices
Looking to improve the depth and success of your research?
We have more than 2000 expert researchers on hand, specialising in 100’s of areas, who can help you strengthen the competitiveness of your organisation’s knowledge.
We can also help you commercialise your research through our knowledge transfer company, Auckland UniServices.
Kerry Price
Executive Director
Government and Industry (New Zealand and the Pacific)
Auckland UniServices
Dr Lisbeth Jacobs
Executive Director
International (inclusive Australia)
Auckland UniServices
Looking to improve the depth and success of your research?
We have more than 2000 expert researchers on hand, specialising in more than 100 areas, who can help you strengthen the competitiveness of your organisation’s knowledge.
We can also help you commercialise your research through our knowledge transfer company, Auckland UniServices.
Kerry Price
Executive Director
Government and Industry (New Zealand and the Pacific)
Auckland UniServices
Lisbeth Jacobs
Executive Director
International (inclusive Australia)
Auckland UniServices
We welcome businesses and teams to move near, or locate within, one of our campuses, and enjoy direct access to our people, research and specialist equipment.
For example, our Newmarket Campus sits within an innovation hub that connects businesses and the community to the best research and development facilities in New Zealand.
Would you like to be closer to our experts and facilities?
Enrico Tronchin
Would you like to be closer to our experts and facilities?
We welcome businesses and teams to move near, or even within, one of our campuses, and enjoy direct access to our people, research and specialist equipment.
For example, our Newmarket Campus sits within an innovation hub that connects businesses and the community to the best research and development facilities in New Zealand.
Enrico Tronchin
Aspiring to become a better leader or entrepreneur?
Discover a wide range of leadership and professional development courses as well as Masters programmes through our Business School, as well as the New Zealand Leadership Institute.
Courses for teams and organisations can be customised to focus on specific areas.
Cindy Bradley
Director
Executive Education, Graduate School of Management
Aspiring to become a better leader or entrepreneur?
Discover a wide range of leadership and professional development courses as well as Masters programmes through our Business School, as well as the New Zealand Leadership Institute.
Courses for teams and organisations can be customised to focus on specific areas.
Cindy Bradley
Director
Executive Education, Graduate School of Management