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Māori and Indigenous Research Centre opens its doors to future collaboration

Unitec student-led research contributes to national biosecurity awareness

Unitec student-led research contributes to national biosecurity awareness

Empowering Future Scientists: Student Research and Publication in the School of Environmental & Animal Sciences

Empowering Future Scientists: Student Research and Publication in the School of Environmental & Animal Sciences

Leading Botanist opens Professorial Address series

Leading Botanist opens Professorial Address series


  • Māori and Indigenous Research Centre opens its doors to future collaboration

    Ngā Wai a Te Tūī (Māori and Indigenous Research Centre) opened its doors to the community and kaimahi from both Unitec and Manukau Institute of Technology at their Open Day in B111 on Wednesday. The Open Day was an…

  • Unitec student-led research contributes to national biosecurity awareness

    Unitec student-led research contributes to national biosecurity awareness

    Five of our Bachelor of Applied Science (BASCI) ākonga recently presented their research at the New Zealand Biosecurity Institute’s (NZBI) NETS (National Education and Training Seminar) Conference in Palmerston North. The theme for NETS 2025 was Haumaru koiora kia pai…

  • Empowering Future Scientists: Student Research and Publication in the School of Environmental & Animal Sciences

    Empowering Future Scientists: Student Research and Publication in the School of Environmental & Animal Sciences

    Publishing in peer-reviewed journals can feel like a daunting leap—especially for students just beginning their academic journey. Yet, at the School of Environmental & Animal Sciences (EAS), this challenge is embraced as an opportunity. Staff actively encourage students to…

  • Leading Botanist opens Professorial Address series

    Leading Botanist opens Professorial Address series

    Friends, colleagues and family gathered at Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae on Thursday to attend Prof. Peter de Lange’s reflection on a distinguished 42-year career in botany, biosystematics, and conservation. Prof. de Lange’s Professorial Address was the first in a…

  • Can dogs count?

    Can dogs count?

    Everyone knows that dogs are ‘man’s best friend’. Dogs are members of the family and guardians spend a lot of time, energy and money on attending to their dog’s needs. We also know that our dogs can sniff out…

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  • Māori and Indigenous Research Centre opens its doors to future collaborationSeptember 10, 2025
  • Unitec student-led research contributes to national biosecurity awarenessSeptember 5, 2025
  • Empowering Future Scientists: Student Research and Publication in the School of Environmental & Animal SciencesJune 6, 2025
  • Leading Botanist opens Professorial Address seriesMay 29, 2025
  • Can dogs count?May 21, 2025

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