The Manukau Institute of Technology and Unitec Student Regulations (PDF 2MB) cover regulations that affect learners, like: enrolment, assessment, complaints and graduation.
The Student Regulations replace Te Pūkenga Te Kawa Maiorooro Educational Regulatory Framework.
Where the Student Regulations or the above policies do not cover something, the individual, former Unitec policies and procedures still apply.
If you have any questions, email us at tkk@unitec.ac.nz.
Academic Integrity Procedure
The Academic Integrity Procedure defines Academic Integrity at Unitec and to promote the commitment of its staff and students to maintain Academic Integrity.
Academic Integrity Procedure (PDF, 235KB) »
Academic Stakeholder Engagement and Feedback Policy
This policy addresses stakeholder engagement and feedback collected by MIT and Unitec. It aims to ensure teaching, learning, and research are relevant and responsive to the needs of stakeholders. The key goal is to help MIT and Unitec deliver quality teaching and learning.
Academic Stakeholder Engagement and Feedback Policy
Academic Statute
The Academic Statute details the regulations that affect every programme you can enrol in at Unitec. It contains information on the rules governing student study and sets out how a student might be ‘excluded’ from Unitec for continued poor academic performance.
Academic Statute (PDF, 128KB) »
Admission and Enrolment Procedures
The Admission and Enrolment Procedures outline Unitec’s procedures for Admission and Enrolment and ensure our students are treated fairly and consistently regarding all Admission and Enrolment matters. This document is consistent with relevant New Zealand legislation and should be read alongside the Admission, Enrolment, and Fees Policy.
Admission and enrolment procedures
Accommodation for International Students Policy
The Accommodation for International Students Policy outlines Unitec’s responsibility to arrange accommodation for international students and to ensure the accommodation meets our obligations under the Code of Practice for International Students – particularly for persons under the age of 18.
Accommodation for International Students Policy (PDF, 63KB) »
Student concerns, complaints and appeals procedures
Student concerns, complaints and appeals procedures outline the processes to raise, investigate and resolve complaints at Unitec in accordance with the Student concerns, complaints and appeals procedures.
Guidelines for resolving complaints informally (PDF, 289KB)
Ākonga Concerns and Complaints Policy
The Ākonga Concerns and Complaints Policy If you feel you’ve been let down by service, process, or another member of the Unitec community, this policy explains how Unitec deals with formal complaints to reach a fair resolution. The Student Advocate service is also here to support and help you work through the complaints resolution process if needed.
From 9 July 2025: Ākonga Concerns and Complaints Policy (PDF 226KB)
Assessment and Grading Procedures and Regulations
The Assessment and Grading Procedures and Regulations outline Unitec’s approach to implementing assessment practice and clarify responsibilities for assessment and the awarding of course grades.
Assessment and Grading Procedures and Regulations (PDF, 328KB) »
Assessment, Moderation, and Grades Policy
This Assessment, Moderation, and Grades Policy and its associated procedures outline Unitec’s approach to assessment, moderation, and the awarding of course grades and credits towards courses, programmes, and qualifications.
It ensures assessment activities are: fair, reliable, valid, consistently applied, and support learning and teaching. It also ensures grades are awarded based on the valid assessment of outcomes.
Assessment, Moderation, and Grades Policy (PDF, 255KB) »
Assessment in Te Reo Māori Procedure
The Assessment in Te Reo Māori Procedure facilitates, supports, and promotes using Te Reo Māori in students’ work submitted, performed, or presented for assessment.
Assessment in Te Reo Māori Procedure (PDF, 280KB) »
Guidelines for Writing/Submitting/Presenting in Te Reo Māori (PDF, 226KB) »
Whakatika Whanonga I Bullying Harassment and Discrimination Policy
The purpose of this policy is to support a safe learning environment for Students that is free of Bullying, Harassment, and Discrimination. The aim is to inform Students of the resolution processes available to address any concerns.
The policy reinforces Unitec’s commitment to be proactive and minimise the risk of Bullying, Harassment, and Discrimination to all Students.
Whakatika Whanonga I Bullying Harassment and Discrimination Policy (PDF, 389KB) »
Children on Campus Procedure
The Children on Campus Procedure acknowledge that many staff and students have childcare responsibilities which may, from time to time, require bringing children onto Campus and outlining the procedures to ensure the safety and proper supervision of children on campus.
Children on Campus Procedure (PDF, 248KB) »
Code of Conduct
The Code of Conduct is intended to provide clear expectations and boundaries for how we behave in the workplace, perform our duties and conduct our outside interests and activities relevant to our work or the work of Unitec.
The Code of Conduct is supported by the Speak Up Process.
Code of Conduct (PDF, 760KB) » Speak Up Process (PDF, 293 KB) »
Disciplinary and Performance Management Policy
The Disciplinary and Performance Management Policy sets out the principles Unitec will apply when the standards of performance, behaviour, and compliance are not met by employees. This includes inconsistent or poor performance, misconduct, breach(s) of Unitec’s Code of Conduct or any other Unitec policy.
Disciplinary and Performance Management Policy (PDF, 190KB) »
Disciplinary and Performance Management Procedures
The Disciplinary and Performance Management Procedures outline the process for implementation of the Disciplinary and Performance Management Policy in respect of standards of performance, behaviour, and compliance. This includes inconsistent or poor performance, misconduct, breach(s) of Unitec’s Code of Conduct, or any other Unitec policy.
Disciplinary and Performance Management Procedures (PDF, 229KB) »
Electronic Devices and Systems Policy
The Electronic Devices and Systems Policy explains the responsibilities of everyone who uses Unitec’s electronic devices and systems. It exists to make sure information technology use at Unitec is as secure and risk-free as possible while still allowing people access to software and devices.
Electronic Devices & Systems Policy (PDF, 395KB) »
Examinations Regulations
These Examinations Regulations govern the conduct of examinations at Unitec.
Examinations Regulations (PDF, 386KB)»
Fees and Refunds Procedures
The Fees and Refunds Procedures ensure our students are treated fairly and consistently regarding all Fees matters. This document is consistent with relevant New Zealand legislation and should be read alongside the Admission, Enrolment, and Fees Policy.
Health and Safety Policy
The Health and Safety Policy ensures that Unitec provides the very best health and safety practices, providing a healthy, safe working and learning environment where all staff members, students, contractors, and visitors understand their responsibilities concerning Health and Safety at Unitec, and in turn, help set their expectations of Unitec.
Health and Safety Policy (PDF, 193KB) »
Masters Scholarships Guidelines
Find the guidelines for Masters Scholarships our Director of Research and Enterprise offers annually to support and recruit talented, financially needy students.
Masters Scholarships Guidelines
Privacy Policy ( Interim)
The purpose of the Interim Privacy Policy is to ensure that Unitec complies fully with its obligations under the Privacy Act 1993 (“the Act”). This policy should be read alongside Unitec’s Privacy Procedures and the Act.
Privacy Officer: Kara Hiron
Interim Privacy Policy (PDF 306KB)
Privacy Procedure (interim)
The Interim Privacy Procedure refers to the Privacy Act 1993 and sets out the principles to be applied when managing personal information at Unitec.
Interim Privacy Procedure (PDF 291KB)
Student Alcohol and Drug Policy
The Student Alcohol and Drug Policy applies to all Unitec students while they are on campus or otherwise undertaking work-based learnings at Unitec, whether onsite or offsite.
Alcohol and Drug Policy (for students) (PDF, 200KB) »
Student misconduct procedures
How misconduct by Unitec students is identified, investigated, and resolved. These procedures apply to all types of misconduct, including but not limited to: academic, behavioural, and assessment-related.
Student ID Procedures
The Student ID Procedures sets out the requirements for the issuing of and holding of Unitec student identity cards.
Student ID Procedures (PDF, 280KB) »
Student Regulations
The Student Regulations cover areas that affect students like: enrolment, assessment, complaints and graduation.
Student Survey Procedures
This set of procedures sets out how MIT and Unitec survey and seek feedback from students and graduates.
Smoke and Vape Free Policy
The Smoke and Vape Free Policy explains the rules around smoking and vaping on both the Unitec, Mt Albert and Waitākere (Henderson) campuses. Both are 100% smoke and vape free (including in vehicles, on our campus grounds and surrounding areas). We’re committed to providing a healthy learning environment for all.
Smoke Free Policy (PDF, 483KB) »
Social Media Community Guidelines
The Social Media Community Guidelines provide clear guidance on how to engage with Unitec’s social media accounts. To ensure that our social media accounts are used appropriately, we ask that people follow our community guidelines.
Social Media Community Guidelines »
Traffic, Safety, and Parking Policy
If you drive to Unitec, the Traffic, Safety, and Parking Policy sets out the rules for using your vehicle on campus. It also outlines your rights and obligations when parking at Unitec.
