Students enrolled in Wintec’s New Zealand Certificate in Animal Care course are collaborating with Hamilton Zoo to research and design enhancements that encourage the natural behaviours of captive animals.
Four years into a maths and statistics degree, Braden Tu’akoi realised that it was not for him. He switched to a Bachelor of Food Technology programme at Wintec and is now preparing for Austria on an ERASMUS+ exchange scholarship.
Learning design, technologies and training specialist, LearningWorks has taken out two of the seven awards at the annual Independent Tertiary Education New Zealand (ITENZ) Awards.
Waikato business incubator and coworking space Soda Inc. is celebrating 10 years in business this month.
Waikato’s science and innovation sector celebrated the region’s top scientists and educators at the 13th annual Kudos Awards.
Twenty-two outstanding adult students who are striving to be the best in their fields were celebrated at the 2019 Wintec Adult Learner Awards.
Wintec will be joining in the kōrero for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, the nation-wide Māori Language Week being held from 9-15 September.
This information is intended to assist our Wintec community on what to do and where to access support.
Alex Wang came to New Zealand with a limited knowledge of English. At the time of his graduation, he had achieved A++ across all of his nursing studies. Here’s how he did it.
One of the biggest challenges to students is time, especially when they are parents, and it’s also one of the reasons why some students don’t complete their study.
Wintec student Cody Steens shares his adventures from 11 months in Chengdu, China on a Prime Minister’s Scholarship.
The importance of whānau support and the power of this to help get students through their study was a recurring theme when two Wintec health students were awarded the Dame Te Atairangikaahu Scholarship.