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Seafood creations blow celebrity chef out of the water
Past and present Te Pūkenga NMIT students competed in the inaugural cooking competition at the recent Havelock Mussel and Seafood Festival.
Embracing equity for International Women’s Day
Equity isn't just a nice-to-have, it's a must-have.
The dark reality of light pollution.
Ellen Cieraad wants to increase awareness of the impacts of artificial light at night.
Social Work graduates not horsing around
Instead, they are mucking in where the mahi is needed.
A scary move for international student pays off
Civil Engineering was an affordable and practical choice.
Lights, Camera, Action: Film students in the spotlight.
Advanced Lens-based Media ākonga celebrate their journey at Te Pūkenga NMIT.
The beauty of a career in Beauty Therapy
The journey is more than skin deep.
“I was held by everybody.”
Health issues had first year student at breaking point.
Building futures in the construction industry.
Three recent graduates are excited about the new skills they have built.
Kickstart a career in Nursing with $1000
Rai Valley Area School recently had their end of year award ceremony.
Celebrating a year of achievement and success
Interior Design students recently presented their final projects
Aquaculture programme a good fit for aquatic fan
A passion for aquatic life has led Hiroki Wada to a career in the aquaculture industry.
Helping to heal, problem solve and improve lives.
A career in social services is a rewarding one.
Maritime summer internship launches
One student will be busy over the summer gaining vital experience for a future in the industry.
NMIT school award kickstarts a career with $1000 scholarship.
Scholarship funding will go towards course fees and course-related costs.
Art comes in a variety of colours.
Students collaborate to make the most of each other's talents
A golden result as research highlights challenges
Researcher on COVID-19 impacts gets gold in Taekwondo championships.
A win against wilding pines
Focus now is to ‘sustain the gains’.
Trophies for both tutor and tauira
The Top of the South Film Festival was a sold-out event.
School not your thing? Come meet your tribe.
There are pathways available to allow ākonga to thrive.
Connecting our Rainbow tauira
Kaimanaaki Māori Support Advisor creates inclusive sculptures.
Celebrating our researchers.
Do fish feel pain? It’s just one of the things our researchers have been looking into.
Counselling through Kapa Haka
Kapa Haumanu is a programme that weaves healing through traditional Māori tikanga.
Ākonga play curator to some of Nelson’s local artists.
There are four exhibitions to enjoy over the coming weeks.
