Student News

Unitec is hosting a delegation of 10 students and 2 teachers from the prestigious Shanghai Theatre Academy until next week.

Unitec student and Blues player, Steven Luatua, is on the rise and making his starting line-up debut against the Crusaders this weekend.

Celebrating Maori and Pacific Island culture through architecture and design are the drivers behind an upcoming event The Roots: South Pacific Architecture exhibition and forum.

Don your pink shirt this Friday with Unitec, and say no to bullying.

Our Student Satisfaction Survey is open now. Make sure you have your say and be in to win!

The START Award is a scholarship specifically for domestic students new to Unitec and to tertiary study. Applications are open now for anyone looking to start study at Unitec in semester two.

Five Unitec photography students are taking part in the Unitec ‘FanCam’ initiative, capturing the excitement of The Blues’ home games to share with fans.

A team of talented students from the Department of Computing are creating a tool to teach young diabetes patients to manage their condition.

Unitec is supporting Waitemata DHBs children's ward

Don’t miss this leading edge professional development breakfast and the opportunity to hear Prof Pradip Thomas, an award-winning pioneer and expert in the emerging field of Communication for Social Change.

Students from Unitec and Istanbul Technical University work together on design project for Gallipoli commemorations.

EMEX 2012 - the Engineering, Machinery and Electronics Expo - is a trade event for those interested in all things engineering.

Unitec’s Civil Engineering students showed off their skills at a recent quiz night organised by the Student Engineers New Zealand (SENZ).

The appointment of Sukesh Sukumaran as the Head of Department of Management and Marketing, shows that Unitec is serious about changing the way it works with students, businesses and the community.

One of the best things about biking to and from Unitec is zooooming past the lines of motorists stuck in traffic jams and knowing that you’re not contributing to the congestion. One of the worst things is trying to find somewhere to park your bike when you actually get to Unitec.

Unitec is currently undertaking a self-assessment of postgraduate research, supervision, and examination. Seven questions have been identified for discussion.

Unitec has recently started a project to redesign Student Wellbeing (Pou Aroha) services and we would like to hear from students how we better meet student needs and enhance the student experience.

Unitec students wearing regalia from a variety of disciplines chatted in excited clusters at Albert Park early last Wednesday morning as they waited for their graduation parade down Queen Street to begin.

Using 1.8 tonnes of steel and 1,300 small cardboard boxes, an enterprising team of Unitec Architecture students created a 3D installation that filled the entire mezzanine floor of the Cloud on the Auckland waterfront.

Supporting education, innovation and research that benefits women

Emerging filmmakers from New Zealand and around the world will put their work on show next month, with the launch of an innovative new student film festival.

All Unitec staff and students are invited to attend a special preview of the ‘Change Starts Here’ brand campaign documentary.

The Unitec Veterinary Hospital are doing their part to help South Pacific Animal Welfare (SPAW) build a new vet clinic in Tonga, which will provide highly needed de-sexing, vaccinations, worm and flea treatment services, along with information on people can take better care of their animals.

The Ask IT Training team are running free lunchtime computer orientation classes for students at the start of semester 1, 2012.

Applications to graduate in the Autumn ceremony will close on Friday 27 January

Unitec and USU Students’ Association have signed an agreement this week in which Unitec will contract USU to provide certain services for the benefit of Unitec students in 2012.