Specialist support is available from the Library for all researchers at AUT.
The Library provides an extensive collection of information resources.
Librarians can help you develop search strategies, choose appropriate databases and find full text articles and books.
The Library subscribes to several databases of external funding opportunities:
Contact the University Research Office or your Faculty Research Office to find more research funding information. The Funding Opportunities & Calendar page on AUTi also provides useful information and links.
Find ethics forms, approval guidelines and procedures on the AUT Research ethics website.
Your liaison librarians are able to provide advice on:
Research Elements is AUT's internal system for collecting, managing and reporting on research outputs and related activities.
If you need any help with Research Elements please contact the University Research Office.
Tuwhera is AUT's open access research repository. Tuwhera archives AUT staff research outputs and postgraduate theses, dissertations and some Masters research projects.
The AUT Open Scholarship Policy makes AUT research, specifically journal articles and published conference papers, open by default. When AUT faculty members publish an article, you are required to also make the author-accepted manuscript version available in Tuwhera.
Find out more about the policy and how it works.
If you would like to know more about depositing your research output or thesis/dissertation in Tuwhera, go to the Tuwhera website, or contact Scholarly Communications Librarian - Repository.
Ann Chen
Research Support Team Leader
Email: ann.chen@aut.ac.nz
Phone: 09 921 9999 ext.8573
AUT's research is open by default. Find out about the policy and what it means for you.
AUT staff, students and academic visitors conducting research are expected to familiarise themselves with the AUT Code of Conduct for Research (PDF).