Behavioural science expert tells business students to embrace failure
Professor Ben Voyer from ESCP Business School in London, who gave a guest lecture to Unitec ākonga and kaimahi, educators and industry professionals on "The Psychology of Mistakes and Organisational...
Hyundai New Zealand partners with Unitec on new brand campaign
School of Creative Industries has entered into a partnership with Hyundai New Zealand to create digital promotional content for one of their leading car brands.
Building Construction reconnects with alumni and honours graduates
More than a hundred guests gathered for School of Building Construction’s first-ever Alumni Reconnect Event on Tuesday, 15 April at Unitec.
Unitec welcomes first Associate Professor of Pacific heritage
Lefaoalii Dion Enari has been welcomed at Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae.
Inspirational Unitec alumnus keen to have positive impact on how our cites are designed and built
When twenty-seven-year-old Luke Bailey left Avondale College back in 2015, he had no idea that nine years later he’d be running his own property development firm with a $6 million...
Māori academic excellence celebrated at Kahurangi
Family members and loved ones were welcomed on to Te Noho Kotahitanga marae with a haka pōwhiri by this year’s Whai Ake scholarship ākonga which set the tone for the...
Congrats to the Class of 2024! You made it!
More than a thousand graduates have been celebrated in Unitec’s Autumn Graduation ceremonies.
Top schools shine at Unitec and MIT sponsored ASB Polyfest stage
Vibrant dances of lakalaka, mako and ma’ulu’ulu lit up the Tonga stage at this year’s Polyfest, as thousands gathered to watch thirty-eight schools showcase their talent, culture and pride.
Faith and family key drivers to Pacific ākonga success
The Unitec Pacific Graduation Celebration on Thursday saw 45 graduands acknowledged for completing their qualifications and honoured in front of their families ahead of graduation ceremonies at Auckland’s Aotea Centre...
Māori and Pacific ākonga in pre-trade training make crucial connections
Two hundred and eighty ākonga from nine training providers came to Unitec for Māori and Pasifika Trades Training (MPTT) Whānaungatanga Day.
