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Business as usual at NMIT
The Tertiary Education Minister recently announced a bold proposal for the future of our sector.
It is positive for NMIT in that it supports the important role tertiary institutions have in the regions, and how important we are to school leavers and people working and learning.
There is a lot in the proposal we need to drill down into more, but at this stage it is important to know that it is business as usual this year for NMIT. There are no changes for our existing students studying in 2019. So, just keep on keeping on with your study and life here at our amazing place.
For more information:
- Read the Government FAQ(external link) about studying in 2019 and 2020.
- Read the Government FAQ(external link) about what it means for regional institute of technology campuses.
- Read the factsheet(external link) about institutes of technology.
- If you want more information about the proposals, including all fact sheets, about how the proposals might impact you, go to: https://conversation.education.govt.nz/conversations/reform-of-vocational-education/have-your-say(external link)
