Social change is at the heart of everything campaigner Richie Hardcore does. Come and be inspired by what he says as a keynote speaker for the Culture and Society Career Fair this Thursday 12 April.

In 20 years the majority of our jobs will be done by robots so you may as well give up your studies and prepare for the end as we know it, right?  I feel like that’s the message I’m hearing in the media almost every week but how real is it?

Get on with it and make the most of career fairs, advised three recent graduates at the Match Ready Business and Economics workshop recently.

AUT Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences lecturer Mahsa Mohaghegh is the inspirational founder behind She Sharp. This New Zealand group provides a networking platform to women in computer science, computer engineering, IT, and tech-related fields to connect and support each other in these male dominated fields.

Yay, the career event is over. And you think you nailed it! Well, no, not quite.  After making all that effort you don’t want to lose out on future opportunities by scurrying back into your corner and not following up.

Here are 6 tips on how to keep momentum up after the fair or event is over.

Graduate programmes?  Internships?  Work integrated learning? What on earth? Let us help make sense of these for you.

When students talk of how the AUT Edge Award has changed their lives, you know it is making a significant impact well beyond ticking the boxes.

A ‘tertiary traveller’, Shaun Pulman brings a comprehensive understanding of the tertiary sector and the workplace to his role as employability specialist at AUT.