2025 Engineering and Technology Expo
Explore diverse career options across the engineering and technology sectors.
Why attend the Engineering and Technology Expo?
New job opportunities are constantly emerging in the areas of engineering and technology, as these industries evolve with exciting innovations and groundbreaking technology. These sectors can offer a world of possibilities for everyone, regardless of your field of study.
Organisations attending the event typically include a variety of engineering firms, software companies and consultancies, FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) companies, energy companies, innovators in healthcare, public sector organisations, and trading firms. We also host New Zealand companies (e.g. in the medical and supply chain sectors) that are looking to attract students into the tech, digital services or IT areas of their business.
Over two days, you can explore exciting career paths, network with professionals from top organisations, and discover new opportunities that you may not have previously considered.
Note: This expo was formerly called the "STEM Expo". We have changed the name for 2025 to better reflect the organisations attending and the changing nature of the recruitment market.
Prepare for the Expo
Visit our ‘Attending a career expo’ webpage for tips on how to get the most out of this opportunity and make the best impression on prospective future employers.
Expo details
Save the date for our 2025 Engineering and Technology Expo!
Save the date for the expo by adding it to your calendar or setting a phone reminder.
Date: Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 April 2025
Time: 10.30am-2.30pm (both days)
Location: TBC
This event is free for all University of Auckland students. There is no need to register in advance, just turn up on the day with your student ID.
Who is attending?
Check back closer to the expo date for a list of organisations attending.
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