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Manukau Institute of Technology and Unitec
Learn more about what MIT and Unitec coming together will mean for you and other learners across Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland.
Latest news4 September 2026
Standing with Nepalese whānau far from home witnessing flood devastation
In Brief:
The Everest Nepalese Student Club brought together close to sixty staff and students at Mt Albert Campus to support flood relief. MIT and Unitec International Support teams have reached out to 137 international ākonga from Nepal at Mt Albert and Waitākere campuses, as well as fourteen based at Manukau, Ōtara and Tech Park, to offer their support.
Latest news10 September 2026
Tok Pisin celebration strengthens cultural connections for our PNG community
In Brief:
Papua Niugini Tok Pisin Wik – Papua New Guinea Pidgin Language Week was on from 6 to 12 September. Manaaki Scholar and Bachelor of Engineering Technology student Emmanuel Simon shared his pride in PNG’s language, culture and heritage. The celebration highlighted how language, culture and connection create a sense of belonging for Pacific learners studying away from home.
Latest news14 September 2026
Te reo Māori comes alive across our campuses this week
In brief:
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori is being celebrated across the motu this week from 14-21 September with activations planned across our Owairaka/Mt Albert, Waitākere and Ōtara campuses. This year’s “Te Reo Towns” focus celebrates communities keeping te reo Māori alive and encourages its everyday use in workplaces, schools, marae, whānau and communities. From tukutuku weaving and waiata to artmaking, games and fried bread making, kaimahi ‘staff’ and ākonga ‘learners’ are being encouraged to come together, learn and give te reo a go.
