School of Graduate Studies The School of Graduate Studies has overall responsibility for the development and oversight of policies and procedures for graduate programmes, and for the promotion of graduate study and advocacy for graduate students. We provide information and administrative services to all prospective and current postgraduate students. Our Postgraduate Advisers can help with doctoral, examination and thesis submission enquiries. The Dean of Graduate Studies, Associate Professor Caroline Daley, is the Chair of the Board of Graduate Studies. The board is responsible for creating and administering the University's policies on postgraduate study. If you can’t find the information you’re looking for, make an appointment with one of our Postgraduate Advisers. You can do this at reception or by email. Updates to the 2017 Prospectus The University of Auckland Phone: +64 9 373 7599 extn 81321 Fax: +64 9 373 7610 Monday to Friday, 10am - 4pm
We are closed on weekends and public holidays. School of Graduate Studies staff Dean of Graduate Studies Associate Professor Caroline Daley Deputy Dean of Graduate Studies School of Graduate Studies Manager: Dr Helen Ross Operations Team Lead: Sean Maguire Communications and Events Officer: Charlene Nunes Doctoral Examination Co-ordinator: Lisa Whyte Postgraduate Administrator: Anna Cable Postgraduate Administrator: Georgia King Postgraduate Administrator: Judy Hu Postgraduate Adviser: Brett Heagren Postgraduate Adviser: Erin Atchison Postgraduate Adviser: Janine Joubert Postgraduate Adviser: Suryashobha (Shobha) Herle Postgraduate Adviser: Theresa Gu School of Biological Sciences Student Resource CentreLevel 1 Biology Building 5 Symonds Street Auckland CityPhone: +64 9 373 7599 ext 87297 Email: sbsinfo@auckland.ac.nz Undergraduate Academic Advisers Postgraduate Academic Advisers
International StudentsPhone: +64 9 373 7599 ext 87264 Fax: +64 9 373 7415 Email: int_questions@auckland.ac.nz Mail and physical addresses Street addresses Thomas Building (Research) Building 110 3a Symonds Street Auckland Central 1010 Biology Building (Undergraduate Teaching) Building 106 5 Symonds Street Auckland Central 1010 Lippincott Cottage (Administration) Building 118 3a Symonds Street Auckland Central 1010 View location map of our buildings Room 121, Level 1 Main contacts at the School of Biological Sciences Secretary to the Director Associate Professor Jo Putterill Director of 1st Year Teaching Stage II & III CoordinatorEasily unfolds, locks into place and folds back up in seconds! Today’s families are busy and on the go! NOW IN “GREY CHECK!” We all want products and services that make life easier! We all want to find solutions that make our craziness seem less crazy! We’re thrilled to introduce a new, innovative product for active families with small children… ciao!
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