MIT appoints new Kaumatua
Vincent Hapi (Tainui) has been appointed Manukau Institute of Technology’s new Kaumatua. MIT communications spoke to Vincent about his recent appointment, how he transitioned from…
Assessing the status of Cybersecurity in New Zealand Schools
The ransomware attack on Waikato District Health Board again put the issue of public sector cybersecurity in the headlines.
Happy International Nurses Days!
Three students making career transitions to nursing are the latest recipients of Harry Rose Charitable Trust MIT Scholarship Awards. The awards are generously supported by...
Prime Minister opens MIT TechPark
On Friday 23 April, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern officially opened MIT TechPark, our new trades and engineering campus in Manukau.Below is a transcript of the…
Ka mua, ka muri – ‘walking backwards into the future’
Te Aka Mātauranga was unveiled with a dawn blessing.MIT TechPark stands on a foundation of knowledge and expertise built through providing trades and engineering training…
MIT TechPark partners with industry to create the workforce of the future
TechPark is officially launching next week. It’s a place where business and education work together to develop talent while delivering high value careers to learners.
Largest ship simulator in the Southern Hemisphere launched
New Zealand Maritime School (NZMS) has upgraded its simulation centre to help students and industry prepare for the future of shipping in the region.Transport Minister…
Blues partners delivering for students
Sponsoring the Blues has led to a collaboration between two of the team’s commercial partners that will help introduce industry standard equipment to the next…
MIT officially welcomes new Deputy Chief Executive – Māori
Dr Wiremu Manaia (Tainui / Ngāti Awa) was officially welcomed on Friday as MIT’s Deputy Chief Executive – Māori. While his appointment was announced in…
MIT Nursing graduates among first to be vaccinated in Aotearoa
Rebecca Nielsen, a nurse based in south Auckland, and her work colleague and friend Tracy Peterson, were in the first group nationally to be vaccinated and to be vaccinators at the MIQ in South Auckland.
