Passing of Matua Joe Paul
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New NMIT degree first to equip New Zealand career educators for the future working world
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology’s (NMIT) new Bachelor of Career Development, the first degree of its kind to be offered in New Zealand, will provide its graduates with the core skills to advise people and help them achieve sustainable careers in our rapidly-changing working world.
NMIT graduates celebrate 25 years
Successful local business people who kick-started their careers with a Bachelor of Commerce from Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) gathered to celebrate 25 years of the NMIT degree on Thursday (November 31).
Jens Hansen Excellence Award shared by design and arts graduates
This prestigious annual award sponsored by Jens Hansen - Gold and Silversmith is presented to the top student in studio practice majoring in visual arts and design and in their final year of the Bachelor of Arts and Media programme.
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.
Master’s Degree a first for NMIT
Get a Masters qualification from NMIT! Start studying from February 2018 towards a Master of Applied Management.
NMIT awarded elite rating
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) has been rated among New Zealand’s elite tertiary institutes after an external evaluation review by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).
New Bachelor programme aims to build resilience for the future of work
Study for the Bachelor of Career Development and help others build the resilience needed to thrive in our ‘brave new world’ of work and careers.
Waimea Intermediate Campus Tour
150 Waimea Intermediate Students had a tour around NMIT to look at different career options as part of their Year 8 careers module.
NMIT Dragons Den Finals
The 2017 NMIT Young Enterprise Scheme Dragons' Den was held on Tuesday 20th June at the Theatre Royal in Nelson.
Tony Gray NMIT CEO moving on
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) Chair, Daryl Wehner, has announced the resignation of their Chief Executive, Tony Gray.
PNG forces celebrate NZ training
Ceremony celebrates two years of aviation engineering study for Papua New Guinea defence personnel.
Chinese teachers in Nelson
Three young Chinese women who’ve volunteered to come to Nelson to teach Mandarin are part of the rapid growth of Chinese visitors to the region.
Aviation Field Trip
Students flying high after Aviation field trip.
Trades Academy Field Trip
Trades Academy students relish in recipe.
Race Unity Day 2017
NMIT and Waimea College unite to celebrate Race Unity Day on Sunday 19th March.
Yes Leadership Workshop
CEO’s Inspire young entrepreneurs.
Scholarship winners visit Air New Zealand's maintenance hangar
$8000 scholarships set up students for aviation career.
From NMIT to a PhD
International student and NMIT graduate Xiaodi Wang (Ivy) credits NMIT for setting her up for success.
Students launch tourism careers
Students are making a flying start to careers, taking full advantage of the expected record-breaking tourism season underway in Nelson-Tasman.
Beijing wine students to study at NMIT
A breakthrough agreement for Chinese students to study for a wine industry degree in New Zealand has been signed.
NMIT managed apprentices win three times over
First, second and third place is the result of hard work, the desire to succeed and devoted tutors.
NMIT boost for doing overseas business
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology has launched a post-graduate business course which aims to help local firms succeed in overseas markets.
Aquaculture scholarships offered
A pathway to a career in aquaculture has been boosted by the granting of two academic scholarships by Akaroa Salmon, aimed at local candidates.
Employment in building and construction hits fresh high
New Zealand is building more than ever before with an extra $14.4 million to be invested over four years for 5,500 more apprentices by 2020.