Nine AUT students are packing their bags to jet off to the USA for their first taste of work-life inside a global organisation. The nine students, who are about to graduate from a range of AUT degree programmes, will soon call New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles home for up to three months, taking up residence in businesses that align with their area of study. The students are the first recipients of AUT interNZ international scholarship programme – the first of its type for a NZ University – designed to grow leadership skills in a global context through full immersion in the local market and culture.
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