For Mark Hamilton and his camera, just over a month of isolation become a liberating journey as he captured the light from morning to dusk in his limited surrounds. The result is a new show at Wintec Ramp Galley.
Sabine Lang needed to reset her career. She searched for away to utilise her love of languages and the answer was to teach English.
Wintec Music and Performing Arts Masters graduate Samari discusses the political motivations behind his debut album Hyper Normal.
Claire Eccleston is so passionate about home birthing that she moved her family from Australia to study as a midwife at Wintec in Hamilton, New Zealand.
K’aute Pasifika Trust, alongside community partner Wintec, are inviting Waikato people to participate in two different Pasifika-focussed events this week.
Wintec Engineering graduate Matthew Peterson always dreamed of owning a race simulator rig. Instead of forking out thousands, he built one instead.
As a young Wintec business student, Josh King earned extra cash by cleaning cars at his dad’s car-yard. Five years later that same car-yard is home to his real fruit ice-cream business.
Thirty years ago, young nurse Maureen Kelly left New Zealand with just a suitcase, en-route to the United Kingdom. She's now sharing the knowledge from a long and successful nursing career with students at Wintec.
Got an innovative idea that needs a little funding to make it bloom? Soda’s new seed grants might be your answer.
Wintec School of Media Arts’ highly anticipated Ramp Festival is thrilled to announce a new Podcast series, Ramp Connects.
Horahia Matariki celebrates the Māori new year at Wintec, drawing from the past to celebrate a brighter future with a stellar line-up of events from 3-31 July 2020.
Kiwis are known for their can-do attitude and ingenuity, and an urgent research project involving a sophisticated machine is in the hands of a Wintec academic with a mechanical aptitude.