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IELTS Preparation INT
<p>This course is a short 40 hour IELTS exam preparation course, which provides:</p> <ul> <li>An introduction to, and preparation for, the IELTS exam</li> <li>Review of Vocabulary and language skills at advanced levels</li> <li>Exploration of IELTS
Unitec Pacific Progression Scholarships
The purpose of this scholarship, established in 2019, is to encourage Pacific students who have successfully completed their programme of study at Unitec, to continue their higher education in a new programme of study. Pacific Progression Scholarship Recipients are expected to be involved and participate in the Unitec Pacific Community.
The scholarship is open to domestic Pacific students across Unitec, in Level 3 to 8 programmes that take at least one semester of full-time study to complete.
A great launchpad into the world of work
It was the virtual clothing fitting mobile app that Data and AI technical specialist Libby Lavrova developed when she was in Year 12 at Kamo High School in Whangārei that first launched her career in computing, and has taken her on to a coveted role in AI at global tech giant, IBM.
Plumbing, drainlaying and gasfitting apprenticeships
Find out about our apprenticeships in plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying.
How we teach
From practical assignments to industry placements, we focus on the skills you need for a career so you can do more from day one.
Te Pou Angitū
Te Pou Angitū were established in 2019 to encourage Māori students to pursue tertiary education at Unitec in either a Certificate, Diploma or Bachelor level programme.
2024 Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Scholarships
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Scholarships were established to encourage Māori students to pursue tertiary education at Unitec. Registered members of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei or Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara are invited to apply for this scholarship for study from a Level 3 Certificate through to a Masters Degree at Unitec.
Techweek 2023
Wayfinding in the Digital Age - Inspiring Tech Careers
Stay connected
Register your details with the Alumni Network and find out what your fellow graduates are up to on LinkedIn.
Te Pou Aupiki
The Te Pou Aupiki Karahipi were established in 2019 to encourage Māori students who successfully complete their programme of study to continue their tertiary education at Unitec.
Social worker comes full circle out West
Genevieve Sang-Yum, embodying hope in the face of New Zealand's family violence statistics, educates future social workers at Unitec's Waitakere campus, bridging theory with real-world practice to inspire impactful change.
School of Construction graduate excels in BRANZ ArchEngBuild Challenge
Unitec School of Construction graduate Jason Webb took part in the 2022 BRANZ ArchEngBuild Challenge and his team, which included Theresa Epton – Architectural Designer (ARA), and Wenxian Hu – Engineer (UoC), produced the winning design.
Scary but exciting – why it’s never too late to study construction
21 January 2022
Boost your business skills for half the fees
Inside Story: Not Your Average Build
The Sculpture on the Gulf pavilion was designed by Stephens Lawson Architects, but will be built by Unitec students from Architecture, Construction and Engineering. For some, the work will go towards course credits. For others, it’s a paid activity that will give students a chance to practice what they’ve learned in the classroom in the real world.
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AI master’s student named as finalist in prestigious international pitch competition
Student Manochitra Loganathan has been named as a finalist in Falling Walls Lab Aotearoa
Student loans and allowances (StudyLink)
Student loans and allowances are provided by StudyLink to eligible students and can help pay for your course fees and living costs while you study.
Study your way
At Unitec, you’ll get to experience a learning environment like no other. With a combination of industry leading theory and hands on experience, you’ll be equipped with all the skills you need to hit the ground running. Our campuses are full of creativity and life, and offer a wide range of support to help you succeed.
Inside Story: Sculpture On The Gulf
Fritz Gabriel has recently finished his first year of a Carpentry certificate and is one of several Unitec students who will be building an elaborate entrance pavilion for the Sculpture on the Gulf event in 2017.
