A growing commitment to community
Amber Ford is continuing her commitment to Māori health by becoming a Tamariki Ora Nurse.
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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.
NMIT tutors get $1 million funding boost for research excellence
NMIT degree tutors are conducting cutting-edge research into some of the world’s most important issues, including climate change, health, technology and education.
NMIT graduate advocates for health
Amber Ford is a qualified nurse working for Te Piki Oranga in Motueka assisting people with chronic disease management.
Review identifies barriers to success for nursing students
NMIT Academic Staff Members in Nursing tackle attrition and retention of ethnically diverse nurses in a new literature review.
Sense of Belonging Vital for New Graduate Nurses
A new research report by senior academic staff member highlights concerns new graduate nurses have upon entering clinical practice.
NMIT degree students set for bonus
School leavers starting a degree programme next year at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) could be in for a double bonus in the wake of the Government’s zero-fee first year study policy.
Gaining Confidence on the way to studying Nursing
Find out how Jayde is realising her dreams of becoming a nurse.
Why do a degree with NMIT?
A bachelor degree meant something very different in the 70s, 80s and 90s compared to now.
Career ambition helps NMIT graduate cope with family loss
“It has influenced my nursing in a positive way. I'm aware of things now that I wouldn't have been aware of had I not been through situations like these."
