Undergraduate Orientation Programme
Get started as an undergraduate bachelors student at the University of Auckland with your faculty session, welcome events and activities.
On your Orientation Day, you can expect to be welcomed by the UniGuides and experience a Mihi Whakatau as you get to know the University and your faculty. Give our campus tour challenge a go before ending the day with a fun social event!
If you're an international student, we encourage you to attend our International Orientation in addition to your faculty day. This will help you find out all you need to know about studying at the University of Auckland, living in Auckland and enjoying your time in New Zealand.
Business
Date: Tuesday 25 February
Time: 9am-2.30pm (arrival from 8.30am)
Location: Sir Owen G Glenn Building (12 Grafton Road, Auckland CDB)
Arts and Education
Date: Wednesday 26 February
Time: 9am-2.30pm (arrival from 8.30am)
Location: Sir Owen G Glenn Building (12 Grafton Road, Auckland CDB)
Engineering and Design
Date: Thursday 27 February
Time: 9am-2.30pm (arrival from 8.30am)
Location: Sir Owen G Glenn Building (12 Grafton Road, Auckland CDB)
Medical and Health Sciences
Date: Thursday 27 February
Time: 9am-2.30pm (arrival from 8.30am)
Location: Sir Owen G Glenn Building (12 Grafton Road, Auckland CDB)
Law Part I session
Date: Thursday 27 February
Time: 2.30-4.30pm
Location: Sir Owen G Glenn Building (12 Grafton Road, Auckland CDB)
Science
Date: Friday 28 February
Time: 9am-2.30pm (arrival from 8.30am)
Location: Sir Owen G Glenn Building (12 Grafton Road, Auckland CDB)
Family Orientation webinar
As a student at the University of Auckland, you have access to many support services. It's helpful for your whānau to know about these too to support your student journey. Join us for a 45-minute workshop where our Health Promotion Advisers will provide information about the various support services available.
Date: Thursday 27 February
Time: 6-6.45pm
Location: Online
Welcome Day: “Get Going!”
This one day event is for autistic students and their whānau who have enrolled to study at the University. Students will explore key locations, support services and resources, and will have the opportunity to connect with other autistic students as well as join a Q&A session.
Date: Tuesday 18 February
Time: 9am-2pm
Location: Will be sent to you via email upon registration
DELNA
You must complete DELNA at the beginning of your studies. Book now to complete it. You can use your own computer or one of the computer clusters on campus.
To complete, you can book in now for a DELNA session.
Learn more by visiting DELNA for students.
Orientation | Mihi whakatau
As part of your welcome to the University of Auckland, you will experience a mihi whakatau ceremony.
For more information, please see What is a mihi whakatau?
Enrolment help
Each semester, you can seek help with your enrolment. For further information, please visit our Course advice and structuring your programme page.
Safety app
Download UOA Alert, the University's safety app. It provides safety and emergency information, maps and essential student support and enquiry tools all in one place.
For further details about the app, please visit our UOA Alert page.