Postgraduate events

Three Minute Thesis

Could you present an 80,000-word thesis in just 180 seconds? Three Minute Thesis challenges research students to do just that. This epic race against the clock is a thrill for participants and audience members alike, plus a valuable opportunity for research students to upskill and increase their research impact.

Find out more about Three Minute Thesis.

SGS Research Showcase

The School of Graduate Studies (SGS) Research Showcase is a celebration of postgraduate research from the University's exceptional doctoral candidates and masters research students. Participants can submit to any (or all) of three categories: Academic Posters, Research Images or Creative Items, or simply the work at the Showcase exhibition.

Find out more about the SGS Research Showcase.

Researcher development workshops

SGS facilitates a range of research and personal skills workshops. These are aimed at doctoral candidates, but open to sub-doctoral postgraduate researchers as well. To find details of these workshops, check your fortnightly issue of Postgrad News.

Joining the Postgraduate Students Association (PGSA) connects you with your peers and enables you to have a say in how the University runs. You could represent your community on a range of University committees, participate in exciting postgraduate events and - as a committee member - develop vital transferrable skills.  

Find out more online at Postgraduate Student Association.

Academic skills workshops

Te Tumu Herenga Libraries and Learning Services offer a valuable selection of workshops to support academic skills development.

Find out more at https://auckland.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/tetumuherenga

Unleash Space

Are you an innovator, creator - or just looking to explore some new ideas? The Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) offers a range of activities and events to support entrepreneurial thinking, from the Velocity programme to design tool workshops.

Find out more at Unleash Space.

Life on campus

What's On keeps you up-to-date with student events and activities on campus for students across the University.

Check it out at What's On.

Public lectures and talks

There is a wealth of public lectures, talks and public seminars open to students and staff from across the University. If you want to hear expert academics and industry leaders speak on the topics they know best, consider attending a public lecture, talk or seminar.

You can find out more via Postgrad News, faculty newsletters and the University's social media accounts.