Q. What is the main USP of The University of Auckland?

Ans. The University of Auckland is among the top Colleges of New Zealand which is known for its research-based teaching, inclusive culture, student centred teaching and their expert faculties. The courses in nursing, education, psychology and public affairs are ranked among the top 100 programs in New Zealand.

Q. What is the ranking of The University of Auckland?

Ans. The rankings of The University of Auckland are – 

• The university ranked 201-300 by ARWU 
• It ranked 85 by QS World University Ranking
• It ranked 147 by THE

Q. What is The University of Auckland famous for?

Ans. The University of Auckland is among the top Colleges of New Zealand which is known for its research-based teaching, inclusive culture, student centred teaching and their expert faculties. The courses in nursing, education, psychology and public affairs are ranked among the top 100 programs in New Zealand.

Q. Is Auckland large city?

Ans. Yes, Auckland is a big city.

Q. Who are the top Alumni of The University of Auckland?

Q. Is the University of Auckland recognized?

Ans. Yes, it is a recognized university.

Q. How is the campus of the University of Auckland?

Ans. The University of Auckland has campuses in Auckland and one in Whangarel in the Northland Region. Some of the campuses are – 

• The City Campus – it is the main campus of the university. It has a range of amenities including cafes, health services, libraries, childcare facilities and a sport and a recreation centre.
• The Grafton Campus – it includes the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, School of Pharmacy and School of Optometry and Vision Science
• The Epson Campus – it is the main teacher training campus offering programmes in teacher education and social services.
• Newmarket Campus – it includes an engineering research space and a civil structures hall.
• The Tai Tokerau Campus – it is campus located in Whangarel offers teacher education.
• South Auckland Campus 
• Goldie Estate

Q. What are the libraries of the University of Auckland?

Ans. The University of Auckland library system consists of the General Library and seven specialist libraries that are – 

• The Business and Information Centre
• Davis Law Library 
• Leigh Marine Laboratory Library 
• The Philson Library 
• Sylvia Ashton-Warner Library
• Tamaki Library

The General Library Special Collections stores several rare books, manuscripts and archives and other material relating to the University of Auckland, New Zealand.