UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND

The University of Auckland, founded in 1883, is the largest university in New Zealand, with over 40,000 students, of which nearly 10,000 graduate each year. The university is organized in Faculties: Arts, Business School, Creative Arts and Industries, Education and Social work, Engineering, Law, Medical and Health Sciences, Science and the course offering is quite rich. Among the courses offered are Engineering and Construction courses and Fine Arts, Design and Architecture courses. The development of an exchange agreement is integrated into a strategic partnership plan for collaborative, multidisciplinary and sustainable research and teaching, which aims to: - Address the design of open and closed spaces, welcoming the needs and responding to the framework of needs and values ​​emerging from different social and cultural contexts. - Promote the understanding of the interrelation between society and the built environment, the ability to foster sustainable cultural practices in distant contexts but with deep common roots and encourage the promotion of architecture and urban planning as practices that address not only contemporary needs, but also future needs for fair and equitable development. - Promote critical understanding and the ability to engage through advanced digital design practices in the complex interdependence of environmental, socioeconomic and cultural systems.

Opportunities available