From coffee to kelp
Rachel Cullimore is completing her postgraduate dissertation on seaweed growth to enable optimal yields.
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Partnership pays off for aviation industry and ākonga
MoU enables NMIT aircraft engineering students to join Air New Zealand
Girl power in the maritime industry
Victoria Griffin is speaking out for other women in the maritime industry.
BAM2023:Bachelor of Arts and Media ākonga exhibition
Exhibition marks final footsteps along degree pathway.
A new home away from home
Strong support networks ensure international students succeed.
Training, learning and networking in Nelson
Marine pollution responders training made possible in Nelson.
Christmas comes early at NMIT
Handmade treasures from art and design ākonga are a great gift idea.
Earthquake research at NMIT Te Pūkenga
Civil Engineering tutor celebrates recent achievement.
NMIT Te Pūkenga represented in Colombia
Prime Minister’s Scholarship recipient prepares for six weeks overseas.
Inspired by a love of larvae...and the ocean.
If you love the outdoors, science, or research and development—there's a role for you in aquaculture.
Whanaungatanga at NMIT Te Pūkenga inspires big change
Whānau of graduates and current students connect over a mutual cause.
Local artists deliver week-long exhibitions
g_space gallery offering back to back exhibitions.
Memorial award for fisheries student
A good ship’s mate receives a memorial award.
Richmond campus ‘abuzz’ with new programme
Level 2 apiculture programme is the bee's knees.
Bringing our heritage alive
Post Memory project nearing full launch.
A 'Commotion' at NMIT Te Pūkenga
This is the second year for the extremely popular music event.
Adult learner dedicated to Māori health
Pepe Reading is returning to study to fulfil her dream to become a nurse.
Awards aplenty for NMIT Te Pūkenga tutor
NMIT Te Pūkenga lens-based media tutor, Jess Shirley receives several awards.
New partnership takes flight
A memorandum of understanding between Air New Zealand and NMIT Te Pūkenga has been signed.
Nan knows best
1800s glam on display in Ākonga Hub recently.
Taking automotive training to the tropics
Training on diesel exhaust gas aftertreatment systems delivered to technicians Samoa.
Dream inspires award-winning story for kaiako
Writing in te reo Māori felt natural — like he was accessing some sort of imaginative main artery.
Primary Industries at NMIT get international nod
Prestigious scholarship winners from Indonesia are welcomed to NMIT Te Pūkenga
Joining the dots
Scholarship winner making the most of his time at NMIT.
What makes an affordable tipple ‘award winning’?
Theresa Woessner is ecstatic to be a New World Wine Awards associate judge this year.
