AUT Innovation Fund
Managed by AUT Ventures
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AUT Ara Tipu Programme
A programme created to unlock the entrepreneurial potential of AUT students
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AUT Innovation Showcase
An inspiring annual event showcasing AUT’s emerging research and technologies
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Venture Up
Community | Inspiration | Professional Development
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Portfolio
A proven track-record in real world impact
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Kia Whakatūhura, Kia Whakatōmene, Kia Whakawhanake — we turn Auckland University of Technology (AUT) research and expertise into real-world impact.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
We can help commercialise your research, consult with industry, protect your intellectual property, and support your research applications.
We can help you explore commercialisation, develop entrepreneurial ideas, protect intellectual property, and support research funding applications.
We can help you Find an Expert to tackle your real-world challenges and connect you with commercialisation projects looking for investment.
There are plenty of opportunities to get involved with innovation and entrepreneurship at AUT through events, workshops, or meet-ups.
LATEST ACTIVITY
LATEST NEWS
AUT Science Innovation Makes a Splash: How AUT is shaping the future of Manu competitions
If you’ve ever witnessed or popped a Manu, you’ll know it’s more than just a jump. It’s a distinctly Kiwi tradition that blends skill, style and, most importantly, splash power. Across Aotearoa, this playful pastime has grown into a cultural phenomenon, earning iconic status through nationwide events like the Z Manu World Champs.
AUT Research Secures Spot in Inaugural Applied Doctorate Scheme
AUT has secured a place in the first Call for Projects under the Applied Doctorate Scheme (ADS), with a research project led in partnership with AUT spinout company Dot Ingredients and Australian energy innovator, Allego Energy.
New Government IP Policy Reinforces AUT’s Approach to Research Commercialisation
The New Zealand Government has announced a new national approach to managing intellectual property (IP) arising from publicly funded research. The new framework is designed to make commercialisation more accessible, more nationally consistent, and more rewarding for researchers, and importantly, it aligns closely with how AUT already operates in this space.


