Richmond campus ‘abuzz’ with new programme
Level 2 apiculture programme is the bee's knees.
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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.
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.
“There’s a domino effect of wellbeing”
Mental Health First Aid training offered to staff at NMIT Te Pūkenga
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
What makes an affordable tipple ‘award winning’?
Theresa Woessner is ecstatic to be a New World Wine Awards associate judge this year.
Might you ‘bee’ keen on beekeeping?
Programme provides the basics of beekeeping
More buses, more often
Leave the car at home and take the bus.
Conservation training takes you places
Get all the skills you need to kickstart a career in the conservation industry.
Looking to the big blue to go green.
"Seaweeds are the future for sustainability.”
Ākonga artwork in the spotlight
Te Ramaroa is a free, biennial event for the community staged by the Te Ramaroa Trust.
Exchange students graduate with a ‘BAM!’
The mid-year graduate exhibition features work from three exchange students.
Kaupapa supports future Māori student nurses
Hui connects Nēhi Māori (Māori student nurses) with iwi and culture.
Collaboration across the motu
It’s distance learning that goes the distance.
Microalgae a major resource
Algae Lab collaboration a great opportunity for ākonga (students).
NMIT leader lands regional position
Nelson and Wellington leaders take up key roles at Te Pūkenga
A creepy encounter with artificial light.
Nocturnal hunting spiders play a vital role in our ecosystem.
Taster Day leaves an appetite for learning.
It only took a taste of study for TJ to want more.
More on-campus learner support services for Marlborough
Student services in Marlborough get a boost
Learners helping to make life a little easier
Learners from all levels make the most of donated lemons.
