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Wednesday 20 November 2024
, 10.30am - 4pm
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Engineering a change
Savannah Roop will soon return to her volunteer work as an engineer on a medical ship.
Embracing new horizons
Xiang Yi Niak has a background in transportation and logistics management, a passion for data management, and a love for the great outdoors.
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A change in altitude and perspective
Master of Applied Management graduate was on the frontline of patient care during the Covid-19 pandemic in Ecuador.
"We had a lot of years with you”
Perseverance pays off for one automotive engineering apprenticeship graduate.
NMIT launches 2025 summer campaign
Check out NMIT's Whakatinanahia ō Manako | Believe it, Become it, message across Te Tauihu.
Explore the New Zealand Geographic website
Find a treasure trove of videos and inspiring stories.
You CAN have it all: Studying around the world
Two NMIT students are experiencing life in Norway while continuing their studies, through a student exchange programme.
NMIT toasts success at the Marlborough Wine Show
phenomenal results for student winemakers at the renowned awards
NMIT Aeronautical engineering programme takes flight in Nelson
In response to a domestic and global shortage in aviation engineers, NMIT has extended its aeronautical engineering programme.
Going wild over aquaculture
International students from the IISMA programme are amazed by sustainability-centric education.
A love of tech and travel
Alex Buckley, NMIT graduate, shares his story of success.
NMIT's quarterly Plant Sale set to bloom this spring
Saturday 19 October 2024
, 9am - 12pm
Learning through connection and observation
NMIT kaiako (tutor) Rāwiri Taylor says full immersion in te taiao (the environment) is the best way to learn about kaitiakitanga (guardianship).
New Zealanders keen on conservation
Over 700 people have already signed up to study short courses in conservation at NMIT in 2024.
Following the harvest
Jamie Howe plans to hop from one side of the world to the other as she chases a career in winemaking.
Love Dogs: A video painting series
Are you studying Arts and Media and would like some painting tips? NMIT subscribes to a video painting series called Love Dogs: My Painting Process .
Festival vibes at NMIT’s Open Day
NMIT welcomed over 1500 visitors to their Open Day on Saturday 21 September, with some travelling from across the country to learn more about programmes on offer and to explore the Nelson campus.
2024 Open Day
Sunshine, smiles, and discovery at NMIT's Open Day! Perfect weather set the scene for an amazing day of hands-on learning, exploration, and connection with our vibrant community. We loved welcoming future learners and whānau to experience everything NMIT has to offer. Check out some photos from our amazing day!
Anchoring a successful future
Jessie King is the recipient of the 2024 Squax Squires Memorial Award.
Wrap-around support is the key to success
Sharon Salmon helps create a sense of whānau in her tuakana role.
Why study te reo Māori?
At NMIT, we can help you connect, grow your reo, and build confidence in te ao Māori.
Rāwiri Hawker: Advocate and achiever
Rāwiri is enrolled on NMIT’s Supported Training Programme in Blenheim and is a proud advocate for both Māori and transgender people.
NMIT brings to Nelson the first festival of the summer
Each programme area has a fun, interactive workshop for anyone to enjoy!
