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Latest news20 October 2026
New Zealand’s largest tertiary-based Trades Academy increasing numbers
In Brief:
MIT and Unitec’s Trades Academy is expanding, with funded places increasing to 1,587 (up 18%) across all campuses in 2027. Newly appointed Pathways Manager Rahera Tupaea is leading the expanded programme and exploring new opportunities at Mt Albert Campus. The expansion is being welcomed by partner schools and reflects growing demand from secondary learners seeking practical, industry-focused pathways into further study and employment.
Latest news27 October 2026
Student-made homes built to industry standards coming to market
In Brief:
Two relocatable student-built homes – a one-bedroom and two-bedroom dwelling – will be available to the public for purchase on Saturday, 21 November 2026. Level 3 Carpentry students at Mt Albert Campus build between 4-8 fully consented homes a year from the ground up, gaining hands-on experience across framing, roofing, cladding and the building inspection process.
Latest news29 October 2026
Pacific alumni challenged to turn their success into opportunities for the next generation
In Brief:
Nearly seventy alumni and guests gathered to celebrate 50 years of Pacific success at the Mt Albert Campus on Wednesday, 21 October 2026. Pacific Business Trust CEO and alumna Tracey Alenepi challenged graduates to give back through mentoring, work experience, professional connections and opportunities for Pacific ākonga ‘learners’. The upcoming MIT Pacific Alumni event on 27 November will be the next step towards building a connected Pacific alumni network across our organisation.
Latest news2 November 2026
Postgraduate research advances conservation of endangered native skinks
In Brief:
Master of Applied Science ākonga ‘learners’, Meesha Anderson and Sophie Whittall, are investigating the health, behaviour and habitat use of endangered chevron skinks as part of a collaborative translocation project on Aotea Great Barrier Island. Working under the supervision of Associate Professor Marleen Baling, and alongside Auckland Zoo, local iwi, Department of Conservation and conservation partners, Meesha and Sophie are contributing research to support the future management of this culturally significant taonga species. The translocation project is being filmed for the TV show Wild Heroes, a wildlife documentary series featuring Auckland Zoo and screened on local and international networks.
