2020 Aquaculture Photo Competition
Every year our talented Aquaculture students show their best photographic work, here are the 2020 finalists.
Student wines pass quality test against the best at Marlborough Wine Show
Student winemaker Lee Hall had to overcome unique challenges to produce his award-winning Muscat for the 2020 Marlborough Wine Show.
Emerging scientist scholarship ‘a fantastic opportunity’ for NMIT aquaculture student
NMIT aquaculture student Effie Gledhill has been awarded a highly sought after summer scholarship from the Cawthron Foundation.
NMIT supporting future wine industry leaders
NMIT is supporting the future leaders of the winemaking and viticulture industry in New Zealand with scholarships to help advance their careers.
NMIT’s new micro-credential supports Predator Free New Zealand mission
Nationwide demand from communities seeking to protect New Zealand’s vulnerable native species has resulted in NMIT’s predator trapping micro-credential.
NMIT Marlborough at the centre of winemaking and viticulture in New Zealand
NMIT’s Marlborough campus is fast becoming the centre of wine education and research in New Zealand.
New Zealand Wine Centre to be based at NMIT's Marlborough Campus
The Marlborough Research Centre has received $3.79 million to develop the New Zealand Wine Centre, to be based at NMIT's Marlborough Campus.
NMIT’s new cellar operations programme a win-win for students and industry
NMIT’s new intensive cellar operations programme provides students with a fast-track to work in the industry while addressing a vital skills shortage — and it’s available for free.
Postgraduate study scholarship
For a limited time, get up to $3,000 in tuition fees paid on postgraduate programmes, with this domestic student scholarship.
Project Moturoa – ‘it was good to be learning in the Māori world'
The course, delivered by NMIT in partnership with the Department of Conservation (DOC), has helped Reann to become more confident and excited about her future.
Student wines please the palate at Marlborough Wine Show
Student winemakers from NMIT tested their skills against the refined palate of an internationally-renowned judge at the 2019 Marlborough Wine Show.
NMIT tutors get $1 million funding boost for research excellence
NMIT degree tutors are conducting cutting-edge research into some of the world’s most important issues, including climate change, health, technology and education.
NMIT graduate is one lucky vintner
Luca Fant is a qualified viticulturist working as an assistant winemaker for Huia Vineyard - producers of award winning organic and biodynamic wines.
Aquaculture graduate shares passion for marine environment
Keith Nolan spoke at the 2018 New Zealand Aquaculture conference in Blenheim on his reasons for choosing a new career in the Aquaculture industry.
Aquaculture students care for baby salmon
Salmon pass through different stages as they grow.
Love your learning at NMIT
Studying at NMIT can be fun while you learn new skills
NZ$3,000 Bachelor’s Degree scholarship
This NZ$3,000 scholarship is for international students enrolling onto full Bachelor’s Degree programmes starting before December 2021.
Experiencing international student exchange
Third year Bachelor of Commerce students, Cam and Mon share their experiences on international student exchange.
From land to sea
Congrats to Ryan Steer - one of the first at NMIT to graduate with a Bachelor in Aquaculture and Marine Conservation. “I didn’t have a lot of direction before I started the course. I hadn’t stayed in a job for much longer than 12 months.”
Quality from grape to glass
International student Yumeng Zhou (Judy) is one of the first students to graduate with a Bachelor of Viticulture and Winemaking from NMIT.
NMIT degree students set for bonus
School leavers starting a degree programme next year at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) could be in for a double bonus in the wake of the Government’s zero-fee first year study policy.
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.
Your guide to learning and study over age 30
Are you heading back into the workforce? Perhaps you want to make a total career change? Wonder if you can wrangle study with other commitments like childcare or part time work? Step into study with this useful guide.
Passion for aquaculture at conference
Two Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) students gave passionate talks at the New Zealand Aquaculture conference in Nelson.
Aquaculture to the rescue in protein crisis
The aquaculture industry is hard at work in research labs and marine farms figuring out ways to feed the world with quality protein. All without putting pressure on the planet’s natural resources.