New Board and MIT executives are welcomed to Unitec
Unitec whānau officially welcomed the joint Unitec/MIT Board to its Mt Albert campus with a pōwhiri at Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae.
Unitec's Te Puna Kararehe welcomes two new taonga to the family
Unitec’s Animal Behaviour and Husbandry Centre, Te Puna Kararehe, is excited to announce the safe arrival of two of its newest whānau members, a baby bearded dragon and a young tortoise.
New Zealand's largest trades training facility set to show case opportunities
New Zealand’s largest open plan trades training facility, Mataaho will show case the amazing opportunities it has to offer in a live stream walk through this Thursday 28th May.
Lockdown Dogs – canine training moves online
A group of students from Unitec’s Canine Behaviour and Training programme have shown it is possible to teach dogs – and their handlers – new tricks.
Unitec provides authentic manaakitanga during COVID-19 uncertainty
Staff and students at Unitec have turned COVID-19 challenges into opportunities by collaborating and utilising their unique skills to enhance current and future learning experiences and provide authentic support...
Performing and Screen Arts students master the principles behind the mask
"Acting and theatre performance is heavily reliant on engaging with people and your surroundings, and being isolated in a bubble doesn’t make the most inspiring stage. However, we managed to craft an experiment that delivered outcomes above and beyond our initial expectations.” Unitec School - Creative Industries lecturer Pedro Ilgenfritz’
Whare Māori portal aims to increase support for Māori communities
Increasing support for Māori communities is at the centre of a collaborative response between the New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse (NZFVC) and Ngā Wai a Te Tūī, Unitec’s Māori and...
Health and Wellbeing remains a major focus for Unitec under lockdown
Health and Wellbeing remains a major focus for Unitec under lockdown
Tips during COVID-19
Adjusting to your study habits during COVID, and some ideas for activities and wellbeing.
We’ll get through this together.
The technologically triumphant Tominikos
Setefano and Makarita Tominiko are passionate representatives of their Samoan heritage, and at the age of 62, they’re two of Unitec’s newest students.
