A scary move for international student pays off
Civil Engineering was an affordable and practical choice.
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Apprentice students rise to the challenge
Who will be the Nelson Apprentice of the Year? Three NMIT apprentices take up the challenge.
Congratulations Civil Engineering Class of 2017
Second year Civil Engineering students finish up the year.
Civil Engineer shares career wisdom with students
An advantage of studying Civil Engineering at NMIT is the New Engineers of Nelson (NEON) group events. Chairman, Bibash, shares what he learnt from the latest one.
Construction career a “good way to go”
If you’re thinking about a career in the construction industry then now is a great time. But don’t just take our word for it.
Civil Engineering visit Kaikoura reconstruction
NMIT students were the first student group to be given a construction site visit in Kaikoura.
NMIT bridge building winners
For the second year NMIT has run a Secondary School Bridge Building competition
12 reasons to study Civil Engineering at NMIT
Good money, good job prospects are just some of the reasons to study Civil Engineering in Nelson in 2017.
Employment in building and construction hits fresh high
New Zealand is building more than ever before with an extra $14.4 million to be invested over four years for 5,500 more apprentices by 2020.
Pep talk by Government minister
Dr Nick Smith speaks to NMIT Civil Engineering students.
Scholarship boosts digger dream
Top of the south civil engineering and roading contractors say there are good job opportunities in the industry.
$240,000 NMIT student boost
Local business and community organisations give students a well deserved hand up.
