Unitec’s student engagement and satisfaction at an all-time high
Unitec’s key indicator of student engagement, its Student Net Promoter Score (NPS), has recorded a return to its best-ever result of 43 for new students and 23 for returning students.
Unitec-Te Pūkenga announces two new Research Centres
Building on its already strong research capacity, Unitec-Te Pūkenga has established two more Research Centres
Denise Messiter - Creating a model of healing
Denise (Ngāti Pūkenga ki Waiau) is an ākonga with our School of Healthcare and Social and is writing her Master's of Applied Practise (Social Practice) thesis. She was made an...
Unitec Construction Waster Project Highly Commended at Tāmaki Makaurau Zero Waste Awards
Dr Terri-Ann Berry and her team were awarded “Highly Commended” in the Community Collaboration, Tāmaki Makaurau Zero Waste Awards for their project to reduce plastic use and waste in the...
Research Fellowship addresses nursing skills for an ageing population
In June, Unitec’s Dr Samantha Heath, Senior Lecturer and Research Leader, School of Healthcare and Social Practice, was awarded an MBIE Science Whitinga Fellowship of $320,000 for her research project...
Championing diversity and inclusion through HR
An aspiration to move from Recruitment to Human Resources saw Nanna Scrafton join Unitec’s Diploma in Business, majoring in HR. Now National HR Manager for HEB Construction, she tells us...
Growth mindset took him to places
John Aranui’s decision to leave school in Sixth Form an sign up to a degree at Unitec turned out to be a good one. After working in Australia for a...
Turning his hobby into a career
With a lifelong interest in electronics, Jonathan Slessor turned his passion into a career path by completing a New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electrical) at Unitec. He’s now part of...
A business built on love
When Kirsten Unger and partner Dave Harris started an organic bakery, she signed up for Unitec’s Bachelor of Business. Fast forward 20 years and Bakeworks is one of New Zealand’s...
A bold career move from hospitality to construction
After moving to New Zealand from France in 2008, Clément Richer (middle) worked in hospitality for five years before deciding to go down the very Kiwi path of ‘becoming a...
