Engineering Open Day Competition
Read the terms and conditions for the Engineering Open Day competition for 2023.
These terms, together with any entry information and/or additional terms and conditions specified by the University of Auckland (Terms) apply to the competition (Competition) where the University of Auckland (University) states that its standard competition terms apply. These Terms are a contract between each entrant (you) and the University.
- Term: The Competition starts at 8:00am on 26 August 2023 and finishes at 8:00pm on 26 August 2023. If your entry is received outside of this period, you may be disqualified.
- Prize: The prize for the Competition (Prize) is not transferable or redeemable for cash and all components of the prize must be taken together. Some or all components of the prize may be subject to availability, as well as additional terms and conditions set by third parties. Prize winner is responsible for arranging and paying for all costs associated with the prize that are not explicitly stated by the University at the time of entry. The University may replace the prize with another prize of equivalent or greater value if the prize becomes unavailable for reasons outside the University's reasonable control. Where the prize is to be accepted by the winner, the prize is only available to a New Zealand resident. The University makes no warranties about the prize (including as to its quality or fitness for purpose).
- Who may enter: To enter the Competition, you must meet any entry criteria specified by the University and comply with these Terms.
- How to enter: If you do not follow the entry instructions specified by the University and otherwise comply with these Terms, you may be disqualified. Incomplete entries may not be accepted. Generally, entries may not be modified after submission.
- Number of entries: Unless otherwise specified, you may only enter the Competition once.
- Winner: Unless otherwise specified, the winner of the prize will be drawn randomly from one prize pool comprising all valid entries on the date of Competition. Where the winner is not determined by a random draw, all judging decisions are made at the University's sole discretion.
- Contacting the winner: The winner of the Competition will be announced after determination. The University will take reasonable steps to contact the winner by using the contact details provided at the time of entry. If the University cannot contact a winner within one week after the winner is announced or if the winner is otherwise unable to accept the prize, then the winner will forfeit the prize and the University may select a new winner.
- Entries: All entries received by the University and any materials submitted with the entry (Materials) will become the property of the University. By entering the Competition, you consent to the University copying, reproducing, altering, communicating to the public and otherwise using your entry and any Materials all media, whether known now or developed in the future, in relation to the Competition, or to advertise and promote the University (including by publishing your entry and or the Materials, or parts of them, on the University's websites). In addition, by entering the Competition, you agree that the University may use your name, photograph for promotional purposes without compensation.
- Privacy: The University may collect and use personal information about you (including your name, contact details, and any other personal information you provide in connection with your entry) for the purpose of administering the Competition, verifying the validity of entries, contacting winners and checking winners' identities, and marketing the goods and services of the University to you. As certain information is required for us to run the Competition effectively, if you do not provide accurate information where we request, you may be disqualified from the Competition. The University will collect, use and hold your information in accordance with our legal obligations, including under the Privacy Act 2020. In order to request access to or correction of your personal information please contact the University Privacy Officer at privacy@auckland.ac.nz.
- Liability: Subject to any applicable law that cannot be excluded, the University and its employees and agents will not be liable for any loss or damage (whether in contract, tort (including negligence), under statute, equity or otherwise in connection with the Competition or the prize). Without limiting the previous sentence, the University is not responsible for any late, misdirected or incorrectly completed entries, or any technical malfunction, delay or loss of data that occurs in the course of the administration of the Competition, however caused.
General: The University's decisions regarding the Competition are final and no correspondence will be entered into. The University may change these Terms at any time. If the University cannot reasonably run the Competition as planned for any reason, the University may cancel this Competition.
*Terms and conditions apply. Entries must be made on 26 August 2023 via the displayed QR code. This competition is open to students enrolled in New Zealand secondary schools in Years 11 to 13 during the 2023 school year. Draw will take place on 31st October 2023 by a random name generator. The prize is a ‘Day in the Life of an Engineer’ experience with one of our participating engineering industry partners. Winner must present a valid school ID to accept the prize. If unable to do so, a new winner can be selected at the discretion of the University. To avail the competition prize, you must agree to the health and safety and disclaimer forms that will be sent by email to the winner as approved by the risk office and general counsel.