NMIT welcomes more international learners
The second-ever IISMA scholarship cohort has arrived in Nelson.
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NMIT students dive into the future
Aquaculture students have fun in the pool with a hands-on field trip.
NMIT at NZ’s first Blue Economy Innovation Summit
Striving to make aquaculture as efficient and sustainable as possible.
Celebrating Sea Week
NMIT engages with the future kaitiaki of our planet.
Caging waves: restoring intertidal mussel beds
Ashtyn Smith has figured out a way to help restore intertidal mussel beds.
From coffee to kelp
Rachel Cullimore is completing her postgraduate dissertation on seaweed growth to enable optimal yields.
A new home away from home
Strong support networks ensure international students succeed.
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.
Primary Industries at NMIT get international nod
Prestigious scholarship winners from Indonesia are welcomed to NMIT Te Pūkenga
Looking to the big blue to go green.
"Seaweeds are the future for sustainability.”
Microalgae a major resource
Algae Lab collaboration a great opportunity for ākonga (students).
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.
Aquaculture programme a good fit for aquatic fan
A passion for aquatic life has led Hiroki Wada to a career in the aquaculture industry.
Upskilling with NMIT: Team training from the ground up
NMIT offers partnerships with employers to help staff develop critical skills on-site.
Postgraduate study seeks solutions to salmon health
A childhood concern for the environment and desire to solve the modern-day issues impacting it has led Jamie Bellamy to postgraduate study in aquaculture at NMIT.
Life skills lay foundation for ultimate career in aquaculture
More people than ever before are retraining and changing their careers due to COVID-19. NMIT aquaculture student Mike Dick is one of those people.
Aquaculture students care for baby salmon
Salmon pass through different stages as they grow.
Experiencing international student exchange
Third year Bachelor of Commerce students, Cam and Mon share their experiences on international student exchange.
NMIT graduate trades houses for husbandry
Liam Hegarty is a qualified culture and husbandry technician working for Plant and Food Research in Nelson. One of his primary roles is rearing marine fin fish from fertilisation to larvae.
Top reasons to study in Marlborough with NMIT
Marlborough is a great choice for smart, practical and adventurous students from the top of the South to Sri Lanka and everywhere in between.
Pacific Island fisheries ministerial visit
Ministers from at least a dozen nations spent the day in Nelson and visited NMIT's Maritime and Aquaculture facilities.
