At the very top of New Zealand's North Island, Auckland is a city heaving with character. This is a city that runs at life, with surfing, sailing, bungee jumping, and canyoning part of everyday life. Tāmaki Makaurau—the Maori name for Auckland—has stunning volcanic landscapes, world-class beaches, and impressive wineries minutes from the skyscrapers of the CBD.
Experience Auckland!
Region:
Australia & New Zealand
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Subregion:
New Zealand
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City:
Auckland
Population:
1,657,000
Native language:
English
Climate:
Continental
Type of area:
Mountains
Urban
Oceanside
Green
Language Standalone
Globally Recognized
Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland Language Standalone Program
Language Standalone
Globally Recognized
Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland Virtual English Program
Where Will You Live
University of Auckland
New Zealand’s largest and highest ranked university in the QS World Rankings, University of Auckland grew out of its 1883 college of 95 students and four professors to nurture, inspire, and transform tens of thousands of students each year from across New Zealand, Asia-Pacific, and the world. Auckland Uni was the birthplace of programming language R, popular with statisticians and data scientists, and enjoyed economy research and lectures led by Phillips-curve founder William Phillips, the influential economist. Still today teachers at University of Auckland create a vibrant atmosphere in both on- and offline lectures and classes, encouraging active participation and lively discussion that drives students towards success and deepens respect for the essence of what makes people different.
Learn more at the University of Auckland's official website.
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