Te Pūkenga NMIT shrinking barriers to learning
Deaf ākonga (student) grateful for support systems.
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Social Work graduates not horsing around
Instead, they are mucking in where the mahi is needed.
“I was held by everybody.”
Health issues had first year student at breaking point.
Helping to heal, problem solve and improve lives.
A career in social services is a rewarding one.
Counselling through Kapa Haka
Kapa Haumanu is a programme that weaves healing through traditional Māori tikanga.
Looking forward to a future in social work
The role of grandmothers in childcare
NMIT academic work makes it on to the Dean’s List of Exceptional Theses.
NMIT graduate empowers teens to change their lives
Kate Sheldon is a qualified counsellor working for Garin College. She facilitates a strengths-based counselling service for students grappling with modern life.
New NMIT degree first to equip New Zealand career educators for the future working world
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology’s (NMIT) new Bachelor of Career Development, the first degree of its kind to be offered in New Zealand, will provide its graduates with the core skills to advise people and help them achieve sustainable careers in our rapidly-changing working world.
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.
Why do a degree with NMIT?
A bachelor degree meant something very different in the 70s, 80s and 90s compared to now.
New Bachelor programme aims to build resilience for the future of work
Study for the Bachelor of Career Development and help others build the resilience needed to thrive in our ‘brave new world’ of work and careers.
Race Unity Day 2017
NMIT and Waimea College unite to celebrate Race Unity Day on Sunday 19th March.
Māori trauma: How one teacher is inspiring others to change
The lives of all children are shaped by their upbringing. But a Waikato Institute of Technology lecturer who told his own remarkable story during a visit to NMIT, says Māori are paying the price of historical trauma.
Social Science students survey the community
What are the issues that matter most in your community? NMIT students and Voice Nelson find out.
NMIT tutor wins national peace award for research into girls' violence
The girls of today are the mothers of the next generation, says peace award winner Dr Donna Swift.
