Partnering to improve the industry standards through education
Property consultancy Maynard Marks’ focus on sustainable communities and learning aligns well with Unitec’s mission to enable better futures for students, communities and enterprise.
A direct link to fresh thinking
Richard Noble, Senior Associate at leading engineering firm Beca, says the company’s relationship with Unitec allows them to tap into the latest industry talent and prepare graduates for the job.
A proactive relationship
Leading Kiwi infrastructure company Fulton Hogan is a long-time partner of Unitec and, as HR Manager Natasha Holloway explains, it’s a relationship they find beneficial in a number of ways.
MSC Consulting Group- building a solid relationship
Attending Unitec’s Engineering Connect event in 2019 led to MSC Consulting Group hiring a Unitec graduate, and they hope to develop the relationship further into the future.
Building a greater Aotearoa
Non-profit Social Enterprise TupuToa works to develop and empower Māori and Pacific tertiary students, including many from Unitec, to help them pathway into corporate roles.
Keeping their finger on the pulse
Kiwi land development and planning consultancy Cato Bolam says their partnership with Unitec enables them to ‘keep their finger on the pulse’ of current industry thinking.
A values-driven and community focused partnership
Pacific owned non-profit organisation The Fono provides accessible, affordable, quality health services to those who need it most. They say their partnership with Unitec is a win-win for both organisations.
Rising Stars at PHD Media
Through Unitec’s partnership with PHD Media, graduates are making their mark at this award-winning communications planning and media buying agency.
Archiland Architecture: A multi-faceted partnership
Dylan Huang, former Unitec student and now Director at Archiland Architecture, says the company’s relationship with Unitec is a successful and multi-faceted one.
ANZ: Helping communities thrive
As ANZ’s Business Development and Initiatives Manager Kirstie Clune explains, the company’s partnership with Unitec began as a banking relationship but has evolved into so much more.
