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Cookery and hospitality info evening
Thursday 8 June 2023
, 4 - 6 pm
No more getting soaked, just soaking up the stories.
Scholarship will go towards much needed outdoor gear
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
Te Pūkenga NMIT shrinking barriers to learning
Deaf ākonga (student) grateful for support systems.
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
No learning journey is black and white
Ākonga embraces the bright side of life.
Taster Days: May 8 – 12
Monday 8 - Friday 12 May 2023
, 9:30am
Learners helping to make life a little easier
Learners from all levels make the most of donated lemons.
New horticulture programme teaches simple ways to grow your own food
New programme helps families grow and maintain a productive garden.
Music, mahi and mentoring
A tuakana-teina approach helps support new ākonga and encourages collaboration in G-Block.
Richmond Campus A Block opens
"It is great to be opening the doors to a building that better meets the needs of learners and staff at Richmond."
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.
Women take flight in male-dominated industry
Women in Aviation Engineering are being recognised.
Local wineries leave a sweet taste
Industry connections at Te Pūkenga NMIT ensure potential ākonga get a good taste for the job.
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.
