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Photographer a Finalist in PM's Pacific Youth Awards
Cook Islands artist Fe’ena Syme Buchanan is a recent graduate of Unitec’s Bachelor of Creative Enterprise where she specialised in photography and illustration.
“I love putting what I learn into practice”
Twenty-four-year-old Christian Curtis is studying for a New Zealand Diploma in Sport, Recreation, and Exercise (Community Sport and Recreation) at Unitec. Christian started the diploma through the ‘earn while you learn’ partnership that Unitec has with Auckland Council, the largest active recreation and exercise employer in Auckland. He now works full-time as a Healthy Active Learning Community Connector for Sport Waitākere while he is completing his diploma.
Assessment of Prior Learning
Got previous study or work experience? You might be able to get course credits for it.
About Auckland
Auckland is the biggest and busiest city in New Zealand. Surrounded by beautiful beaches and forests, it's a great place to live.
Manaakitanga drives International learner success at Unitec
Unitec's commitment to manaakitanga, or showing respect, generosity, and care for others, is making a positive impact on our overseas learners with a 20% increase in international student numbers from last year.
Unitec’s Environmental Solutions Research Centre collaborates with industry for the first Plastics Innovation Fund Project
Unitec’s Environmental Solutions Research Centre is working with Aliaxis New Zealand companies, Marley and RX Plastics, and Waste Management New Zealand (WMNZ) to amplify the message of recycling throughout the construction industry, supported by a grant from the Ministry for the Environment’s $50 million Plastics Innovation Fund.
Unitec Professor’s profound influence on our research culture recognised at Professorial address
Professor Helen Gremillion was recognised for interdisciplinary research at her Professorial Address on Wednesday, 9 July 2025. With a background in gender studies and cultural anthropology, Prof Gremillion has engaged in research projects across a wide range of fields.
One hundred years of dedication to Unitec
Four staff members reach long-service milestones
How Apprenticeships Work
Whether you’ve been working in the trades for a while, or are just starting out, a Unitec apprenticeship gives you the skills, experience and qualification to take your career to the next level.
School of Computing, Electrical & Applied Technology Research Groups
Explore our diverse research groups driving innovation and practical solutions across engineering, technology, education, and sustainability.
Getting ākonga set to thrive in 2025
Unitec’s on-campus enrolment events are inspiring returning migrants and local learners to pursue new career paths and further education opportunities.
New Masters of Applied Science Programme in Biodiversity Management launches
Addressing the demand for advanced industry-focused training, the programme incorporates Mātauranga Māori content to enhance graduates' cultural competency.
Increased family violence funding must enhance support for kaupapa Māori initiatives
The Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence, Marama Davidson announced an additional $114.5 million operating funding over the next four years to support the elimination of whanau and sexual violence.
Unitec celebrates excellence in teaching and outstanding contribution
Staff from Unitec’s Mt Albert and Waitākere campuses gathered last week to celebrate excellence in teaching, research and service.
Students matched with jobs at Unitec’s popular Industry Connect event
“Be kind, be open, be enthusiastic”.
Shining a light on the shadows – life for Tuvaluan overstayers in New Zealand
New research from Unitec hopes to shine a light on the dilemma of undocumented Tuvaluan overstayers living in New Zealand.
Former restaurant manager now champions cybersecurity, thanks to Unitec
Auckland-based Cybersecurity analyst Paul Thomas reckons it’s never too late to study and credits Unitec with helping him ‘find his thing’ after completing its highly-acclaimed cybersecurity programme.
Inside Story: Living The Racing Dream
“When I got there I thought, I’m falling in love,” says Unitec automotive student, James Hetaraka, after spending the weekend working with the racing team pit crew for the Porsche raced by Dempsey Wood. “I’ve always been interested in motorsport racing, but I’ve never been in the pits before."
Behavioural science expert tells business students to embrace failure
Professor Ben Voyer from ESCP Business School in London, who gave a guest lecture to Unitec ākonga and kaimahi, educators and industry professionals on "The Psychology of Mistakes and Organisational Innovation”
Unitec School of Architecture Students Named Dulux Colour Awards finalists
The finalists for the 38th annual Dulux Colour Awards have been announced by this year’s esteemed judging panel. A stunning 83 projects have been chosen from a record 527 entries, as judged by five design industry professionals from New Zealand and Australia, and two Unitec Bachelor of Architecture students, Henry Newberry, Abigail Spence are among the New Zealand finalists.
