Staff, students, and associated members of AUT are entitled to membership with the AUT Library.
Access to AUT Library resources is also available for:
- Alumni (past students of AUT)
- External applicants
- Current students of other New Zealand and Australian universities
AUT Library Associate Membership
Alumni and external applicants can apply for Associate membership. To apply, submit the application form with a passport photo to the Manager of Campus Library Services, claire.gabriel@aut.ac.nz
- AUT Alumni Graduate associate applicants can sign up for membership for free
- External associate applicants can sign up for 12 months for $300 or 6 months for $150
Borrowing privileges
- Up to 20 items may be borrowed at one time
- books are issued for 14 days, subject to recall (you will be sent an email to your AUT email address advising the new due date if item is recalled)
- Items may be renewed up to 5 times, subject to recall
- Inter-campus requests
Restrictions
- Access print and audio-visual collections, Audio-visual material and print journals may be used in the Library only
- On-campus only access to electronic journals and databases. Printing facilities are not provided.
AUT Alumni – check out the brief Alumni Library guide to see what else is available.
Reciprocal borrower membership
Students and staff from other New Zealand or Australian universities can apply for Reciprocal Borrower membership.
To apply, submit the Application form to the Lending Desk along with proof of your current registration to your university (i.e. a current student ID card)
Borrowing privileges
- Up to 20 items may be borrowed at one time
- Books are issued for 14 days, subject to recall (you will be sent an email to your AUT email address advising the new due date if an item is recalled)
- Items may be renewed up to 5 times, subject to recall
Restrictions
- No access to licensed electronic resources or Course Reserve material
- Audio-visual material and print journals may only be used in the Library
- Items on loan to other patrons may not be recalled