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Arts 2 Building 820 Kenneth Myers Centre Tertiary Foundation Certificate EMILY PL 409 206 Kenneth Myers Key, Access & Parking Control, 24 Symonds St Programme 820 Centre EMILY PL BEACH ROAD Language Laboratories 201 Television 804 P 29 D S Law, School of 801-803, 810 Theology, School of 206 74 LAN TR ORT EET Learning & Research in Higher Education, Thomas Building 110 SH CITY EDEN CRES Centre for (CLeaR) 804 Timetable Services Office (TSO) 105 Learning Environment Support Unit (LESU) 260 Translation Studies, Centre for 206 Directory Legal Research Foundation 801 Transport 409 P P 4A ANZAC Library, General 109 Tuition Fees 105 4 Academic Services 105 SHORT1-11 STREET Lippincott Cottage 118 Unisafe / Security 409 810 Accommodation Solutions 315 Lodge, Old Government House 123 UniServices 439 EDEN 260 AVENUE Accounting & Finance, Dept of 107 315 422 Maclaurin Chapel & Chaplains University Bookshop Acoustics Research & Testing Service 313 105 Maidment Theatre, Musgrove Studio University Careers Services BANKSIDE ST Advancement Office 135 Maintenance Workshops 201 University Hall 440 9 Alfred Nathan House 103 Management & International Business, Dept of 260 University Hall Apartments 436 PRINCES STREET Alumni Relations 135 Maori Material Culture Workshop 226 University Health Services 315 KITCHENER ST 15 Anthropology, Dept of 201 801 Maori Studies, Dept of 226, 253 University House 135 APEC Study Centre 260 Marae 251-253 University of Auckland Foundation 135 802 Applications & Admissions 105 17 Marketing 804 University of Auckland Society 135 206 800 C Applied Language Studies & Linguistics, Dept of 260 103 R 421 Marketing, Dept of Vice-Chancellor’s Office Law P 803 E Architecture & Planning, School of 2 S Mathematics, Dept of 303 Women’s Studies 201 WATERLOONewman QUADRANT 207 C Art History, Dept of Hall Maurice Wilkins Centre for Molecular BOWEN AVENUE 16 123 P E Arts 1 Building 206 18 N Biodiscovery 110 135 Lodge 805 Arts 2 Building 207 T Mechanical Engineering, Dept of 401 19A 804 Asian Studies, School of 207 University 16 Mediator’s Office 804 House 18 Auckland Bioengineering Institute 439 107 Musgrove Studio Theatre 313 18 Fisher 439 Building STREET Auckland UniServices Ltd 250, 804, 820 Maclaurin Music, School of George Fraser Chapel Auckland University Press 810 Gallery Muslim Prayer Room 301 BOWEN LANE UniLodge Auckland University Students’ Association, PARLIAMENT Newman Hall 805 132 AUSA 322 New Start 810 25 Biological Sciences, School of 106, 110, 118 Security 100 sector New Zealand Art Research & Discovery, Biology Building 106 Information Desk Centre for 421 Business School 260 Access Parking 122 New Zealand Asia Institute 260 VENUE Business Law, Research Centre for 801 Old A New Zealand Leadership Institute 260 Bus Stop, city service Government Business School Computer Laboratories 260 102 121 Nga Pae o te Maramatanga (National Institute of City-Tamaki Bus Stop House Cafeterias, cafes 201, 260, 312, 315, 401, 801 Research Excellence for Maori Development & P 120 Call Centre 620 18 Staff Parking, area no ANZAC Advancement) 253 Campus Life 315 The ClockTower Old Choral Hall 104 Underpass Campus Recreation 314 124 Old Government House 102 P Visitor Parking Commerce A Careers Services 105 105 ALTEN O’Rorke Hall 614 22 Cashiers 105 125 Owen G Glenn Building 260 Catholic Tertiary Centre 805 114 110 Pacific Studies, Centre for 273 119 118 Chemical & Materials Engineering, Dept of 401 P 3 Pharmacy 315 113 3 301 24 Chemical Sciences, School of Thomas Bldg. 3 Philosophy, Dept of 207 103 241 Childcare Centre 241, 255, 410 26 STREET Photographers 804 240 Civil & Environmental Engineering, Dept of 401 Alfred Nathan Elam B 6 303 ROAD Physics, Dept of P House 106 246 Classics and Ancient History, Dept of 240, 246 26 Biology Music Planning & Quality Office 103 Staff Commercial Law, Dept of 260 109 Service 10 1 Political Studies, Dept of 212, 215-216, 220, 408 250 Communications 804 General 214 3 Polymers & Coatings Science Programme 301 3a Comparative Literature, Centre for 206 Library P 5 Portables Plus 315 1V ALFRED STREET 5 Computer Science, Dept of 303 PRINCES STREET104 12 315 223 Marae Post Office Agency ALBERT 212 7 Conference Centre 423 14 200 252 Property, Dept of 260 Maidment 8 5 Student Old Choral 260 PARK Service Hall 215 9 251 Confucius Institute 313 16 201 16 P Property Services 201, 409, 620 311 4 11 Continuing Education 810 2 216 Human 15B Psychology, Dept of 201 7 18 255 Counselling 315 206 Sciences 18 P 253 314 15A Recreation Centre 322 225 Creative Arts & Industries, National Institute of 113, Arts 1 15 23 Research Office 620 34 P 250, 421-423, 431-433, 804, 820 16 Retail Facilities 311, 315 Custodial Services 409 WYNYARD274 STREET Student 226 Scholarships & Financial Support 105 36 312 315 207 Dance Studies 421, 820 Commons 25 School of Graduate Studies 119 Arts 2 20-26 206 38 P 273 275 DELNA 36 311 Schools Partnership Office 119 Kate Edger Development Studies, Centre for 201 11 1 Science Centre 301, 303 Info Commons 8 219 Fale Pasifika Complex Disability Services 105 Shared Services 620 WELLESLEY 300 206 303 SYMONDS Drama Studio 3 Short Courses 260 314 10 260 220 Economics, Dept of 201 Science Sociology, Dept of Centre Recreation 260 Education (Liberal Arts Programme) 201 402 5 P GRAFTON ROAD Spanish, Dept of 206 Centre 20 Elam School of Fine Arts 113, 431-433 5 Owen G Glenn Building Staff Common Room 102 17 Electrical & Computer Engineering, Dept of 301, 303 Statistics, Dept of 303 STREET EAST ELSAC 315 Strata, Postgraduate Commons 315 404 7 Engineering Science, Dept of 439 301 Student Central 311 English, Dept of 206 Science 23 9 Student Commons 315 40 Engineering English Language Academy 619 Centre 401 12 Student Contact & Support 620 22 Environment, School of 201, 301 408 Student Financial Support 105 403 Equity Office 119 P 16 Student Information & Marketing 15 16 European Languages & Literatures, School of 206 P Services 105, 620, 804 24 7 Examinations 105 423 Student Information & Marketing Services Training 409 400 External Relations 135 Conference Team 620 Centre Facilities Management 201 26 AV 422 Student Information Centre 105 Fale Pasifika Complex 273-275 ST PAUL ST 410 Student Learning 315 UNISAFE Film, Television & Media Studies, Dept of 207 Student Records & Graduation 105 Security Control Room Financial Services 620 Student Recruitment & Course Advice 119 24 Symonds Street Fine Arts, Elam School of 113, 431-433 421 Phone 3737-599 Student Union 311-312 Architecture STREET Fisher Building 804 ext 85000 Students’ Association, AUSA 322 P Food Science Programme 301 7A Te Kohanga Reo 255 LOWER DOMAIN Forensic Science Programme 301 French, Dept of 206 STREET WAKEFIELD ST DR George Fraser Gallery 132 MOUNT STANLEY IVE General Library 109 16 206 Germanic & Slavonic Studies, Dept of 614 Graduate Centre 119 260 O'Rorke Lecture Theatres Graduate School of Enterprise Hall P O'Rorke Hall P Grounds Maintenance 120-122 21 Apartments 400 20 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Law (Algie, Northey, Stone) 801 260, 409, 435 803 IT Services, ITS PLACE 16 Law (Small) Italian, Dept of 206 67 Library (Lib) 109 James Henare Maori CITY RD Mathematics (MLT) 303 Research Centre 225 600 Music (M) 250 Kate Edger Information Newman Hall (NH) 805 Commons 315 0 SCALE 200m Old Choral Hall (OCH) 104 WHITAKER Old Government House (OGH) 102 Geo-graphics Unit, School of Environment © The University of Auckland, April 2013 Owen G Glenn Building (FPAA, OGGB, International 260.098) 260 to Epsom Campus ST MARTINS House LANE Physics (PLT) 303 P 27 KARI Statistics (SLT) 303 24 West STREET to Grafton Campus 602 Libraries Faculty Offices 601 y South 16 and Student Centres y North & Architecture 423 603 GRAFTON ROAD AUCKLAND CITY HOSPITAL Audio Visual 409 Arts 201 Engineering 402 Business & Economics 260 from Motorwa from Motorway North & West to Motorway South Grafton Bridge to Motorwa Fine Arts 432 Creative Arts & Industries 423, 421 General Library 109 Engineering 402 802 801 to 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