BAM 2024: Award winners announced
A celebration of creativity and perseverance marked the opening and awards ceremony of BAM 2024.
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The art of adaptability leads to success
Graduate and local artist embodies the ethos of NMIT’s Believe It, Become It campaign.
BAM (Bachelor of Arts and Media) Exhibition
Friday 22 November - Saturday 7 December 2024
Eclipsing expectations at Student Market Day
Wednesday 20 November 2024
, 10.30am - 4pm
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 .
Wrap-around support is the key to success
Sharon Salmon helps create a sense of whānau in her tuakana role.
Gain your picture-perfect future
Take an online photography course at NMIT and elevate your exposure.
Artistic showcase explores Matariki, celebrates family
Level 6 Bachelor of Art and Media ākonga (students) showcase their most recent projects, currently displayed in the Nelson Campus G Block.
A diverse exhibition for Bachelor of Arts and Media graduates
“We are from a journey into the future” - Join us as we celebrate our mid-year BAM graduates.
"It’s such a head start”
The Study and Employment Pathways programme at NMIT helps learners gain prerequisites and confidence for degree programmes.
High-tech gear allows ākonga to aim high
CGI students use high-end camera gear to experience working in the industry and to complete their projects.
BAM2023:Bachelor of Arts and Media ākonga exhibition
Exhibition marks final footsteps along degree pathway.
Christmas comes early at NMIT
Handmade treasures from art and design ākonga are a great gift idea.
Local artists deliver week-long exhibitions
g_space gallery offering back to back exhibitions.
Bringing our heritage alive
Post Memory project nearing full launch.
A 'Commotion' at NMIT Te Pūkenga
This is the second year for the extremely popular music event.
Awards aplenty for NMIT Te Pūkenga tutor
NMIT Te Pūkenga lens-based media tutor, Jess Shirley receives several awards.
Ākonga artwork in the spotlight
Te Ramaroa is a free, biennial event for the community staged by the Te Ramaroa Trust.
Exchange students graduate with a ‘BAM!’
The mid-year graduate exhibition features work from three exchange students.
Collaboration across the motu
It’s distance learning that goes the distance.
Taster Day leaves an appetite for learning.
It only took a taste of study for TJ to want more.
No learning journey is black and white
Ākonga embraces the bright side of life.
Lights, Camera, Action: Film students in the spotlight.
Advanced Lens-based Media ākonga celebrate their journey at Te Pūkenga NMIT.
Celebrating a year of achievement and success
Interior Design students recently presented their final projects
BAM 2022: Award winners announced
And the winners are ...
