AUT Walk | City Campus Tour | 4K | Auckland University of Technology
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Walking tour of Auckland University of Technology (AUT) , one of New Zealand's eight universities.
AUT has three campuses: City (in Auckland CBD - seen in this video), North and South, and the training institute, Millennium. City and North campuses offer student accommodation. AUT runs a shuttle bus service between the three campuses.
City Campus spreads over several sites in the heart of central Auckland. The largest site is situated on Wellesley Street East, just across the road from the University of Auckland City Campus. AUT's City Campus is home to most of the academic units and central administration, including the Vice-Chancellor's Office and research centres. The Faculties of Business, Economics and Law, Design and Creative Technologies, Culture and Society and Te Ara Poutama share this location.
Facilities of the campus include an early childhood centre, International Student Centre, printing centre, gym, Chinese Centre, Pasifika Student Support Service, Postgraduate Centre and Te Tari Āwhina Learning Development Centre. The Central Library holds over 245,000 books and journals on four floors. There are cafes, restaurants and bars, including the student-owned Vesbar. Training restaurants Piko Restaurant and Four Seasons Restaurant have operated commercially since 2011. There is also a marae, the AUT Shop, St Paul St Art Gallery, a university bookshop, and the Wellesley student apartments.
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Nice Tour! cool..thank u for sharing😀🇪🇸👍👏👏
Most welcome mate ☺️
Hello,~This video is really great. Experience a different world through this video.Have a nice day✨✨✨응원합니다
Many thanks mate!
I'm 17 and Im going to uni next year, and seeing this kinda terrifies me because its so big and overcrowded
You'll get used to it mate after a week or two! There are quiet spots not far from the campus you can hang out too
@@WalkNZ yeah thanks for telling me this, but is it true that every uni student has to take the bus to uni if they live far away? Because I've never taken the bus to school in my whole life due to me living close to my school, I walk everyday to school and walk home from school. Also I don't have a AT hop card yet.
@@ninjapirate123 Generally bus or train depending on where you're coming from. Some students will stay either at the campus accommodation or downtown which is walking distance. But yeah many will commute. AT Hop cards are easy enough to get, the local dairy will often even sell them.
@@WalkNZ Thanks for telling me this, and I've also heard that buses don't accept cash anymore which means I had to get an AT hop card to get on the bus to uni for next year
@@ninjapirate123 that's right man, no cash anymore
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