Business Interns

Unitec | Te Pūkenga Open Day 2023 to highlight skills of Bachelor of Business interns

An internship programme championed by the School of Business has provided an opportunity for Bachelor of Business Students, Rudee Kotcho and Leila Waru (Te Rarawa) to co-lead a unique engagement campaign alongside the Marketing and Events team.

Unitec Te Pūkenga graduate awarded bronze medal in national technicians’ competition

Unitec|Te Pūkenga automotive graduate Jae Kim has been awarded the bronze medal in the Hyundai National Technician Competition 2023, held in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland this week.

Jae was one of only six Hyundai technicians from throughout Aotearoa New Zealand to qualify to compete in the national final, with successful qualification an achievement in itself.

Jae Kim

Unitec | Te Pūkenga 2023 Post-graduate Research Award winners announced

Alexandra Jucutan from the Master of Architecture (Professional) spotlighted the plight of Philippines' women and children and proposed a village refuge for them, integrating local resources and sustainable education.

Khamis Shiblaq presented an innovative design for Aotearoa's first water museum along Te Awa Tupua, embracing Maori values and commemorating the river's rich history.

Building careers with the NZ Certificate in Carpentry (NZCC)

Arriving in New Zealand as a 17-year-old asylum seeker from Afghanistan, Asad faced some challenges settling into his new home. He first studied English language at the Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) then the NZ Certificate in Carpentry (NZCC) at Unitec|Te Pūkenga.

Carpentry

Toi o Wairaka gallery opens to support art and design community

The gallery supports and will profile the latest contemporary art and design projects by ākonga, kaimahi, and other artists and designers in Aotearoa New Zealand. The project space for research and creative practice is guided by the values of Te Noho Kotahitanga, and the gallery supports teaching and learning through an annual programme of activities including exhibitions, seminars, workshops, and postgraduate examinations.

Toi o Wairaka gallery opening

Depressed student

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