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04 Dec 2023 Raising the standards has been taken to new heights at Unitec | Te Pūkenga - with students given additional avenues to shine and smash through their creative ceilings.

A collaborative content creation campaign will showcase the skill and experience of Unitec | Te Pūkenga Bachelor of Business students at Open Day this Saturday 02 September.

This year's Eden Arts winners with judges: AD Schierning (far left), director of Te Uru Waitakere Contemporary Gallery and Martino Michael, Elvira Trowbridge and Damen Dooms, performance artist Kalisolaite 'Uhila (far right).

23 October 2023

Unitec | Te Pūkenga School of Creative Industries celebrated a successful night at the annual Eden Arts Art Schools Award, winning an unprecedented three of the four major awards that were announced at Webb’s Gallery, Mt Eden on Friday, 20 October

 

Unitec | Te Pūkenga’s Supply Chain Design course is part of the School of Applied Business’ postgraduate and Masters programs. The goal? To teach students how to design effective supply chains through real-world projects.

Two Unitec | Te Pūkenga students were recently recognised for their commitment and drive as recipients of New Zealand Chinese Building Industry Association (NZBIA) Excellence Scholarships. This annual award was established by the organisation to financially assist and recognise excellent students in fields of study relevant to the building industry.

A low-carbon and regenerative theatre design using bamboo, thatch, earth, and wheat straw has netted Unitec Masters student Abigail Spence the distinction award in the recent TEAM Architects Scholarship awards.

Luseane Cains has never been afraid to explore new opportunities, expand her knowledge and confront any challenges standing in her way. The Kupe scholarship recipient graduated as top scholar with her Bachelor of Early Childhood Education this year and crossed the stage to accept her degree in front of her daughter and family.

A group of 14 certificate and diploma level students, and three teaching staff, travelled to Tonga’s main island of Tongatapu in 2016, where they visited Nukualofa and some of the smaller villages. It’s the fourth year Unitec has taken students to Tonga.