New role a natural progression for former student
NMIT graduate returns to support students.
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Research into lead levels in meat from hunters
Eating meat shot by hunters carries a risk of lead poisoning.
Te Ahu o te Reo Māori — a pathway for te reo Māori
Inspiring educators to grow their capability and confidence in using and integrating te reo Māori.
Conservation Kaupapa
Leaving a conservation job in Australia to come to Te Tauihu and study on the Project MoturoaTrainee Ranger programme has been life-changing for Kiara Duke.
NMIT 2022 scholarship recipients
The financial strain for over 40 students has been eased.
Teens get a taste of studying at NMIT
Teens get an experience to remember.
Iwi partnership enhances horticulture programme
NMIT and Ngāti Kuia work towards cultural restoration in the Pelorus area.
Let the challenge begin!
Secondary school students design, build and compete in electric vehicles.
Pruning trial collaboration underway
NMIT students involved in a trial to determine the best pruning technique for Sauvignon Blanc vines.
More support, more services and more in the team
There are many ways we offer support for our learners.
Bill de Beer: a maritime man of mana. RIP
He left his mark on the maritime industry and NMIT: the passing of Bill de Beer.
A passion for engineering management thanks to NMIT
The NMIT website provided a pathway from Sri Lanka to New Zealand.
A good time to learn te reo
A short, gentle introduction to te reo—and all in your lunchtime.
NMIT graduation events: a modified affair
No streets parades but our graduates still celebrated their achievements.
Turning off the water shoot
When it came to choosing a research project last year, Kristy looked towards pruning and the challenges carried with Covid-19
Helping learners succeed
Being successful in gaining a qualification can need more than just study, study, study and NMIT has the support teams in place to give you the best possible chance.
Adventure into the outdoor industry
A year out of school and recently returned from traveling, Georgia Bird was living with her with parents and contemplating what to do next when her mother asked the question every teenager dreads.
Graduation: dressed to celebrate success
Despite delays, 'the regalia ladies' are ready to go.
From builder to winemaker
The tragic end to Finns building career enabled him to pursue one of his oldest dreams, winemaking.
Offer of hotel kitchen enables students to complete studies
Graduation was at stake for students...then they received a lifeline.
