Opportunities abound for Wintec journalism student
Third year journalism student Oskar Howell shares his advice as a budding journalist in a highly competitive industry and how passion and hard work were keys to his success.
Third year journalism student Oskar Howell shares his advice as a budding journalist in a highly competitive industry and how passion and hard work were keys to his success.
Wintec and Foster Group joined forces to create the Foster Leadership programme. Now, eight recent graduates are taking their emerging leadership skills back into the workplace and the success is prompting further programme development.
Wintec’s receives the Innovation Award for its commitment to gender inclusion in the workplace.
Senior leaders from 10 leading Chinese vocational education institutions met at Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) last week to find inspiration in the way teaching and learning is delivered.
Wintec academic and filmmaker John Mandelberg is about to release a new film, Totem & Ore, a story about the past and the present, that connects nuclear issues in Australia and Japan.
The Soda Inc. Ambition Showcase – powered by ASB Bank – saw entrepreneurs from all over New Zealand and Australia come together for an evening of storytelling recently.
It's year one for Wintec's first physiotherapy students and their tutors. Together they are working on a new curriculum, designed to respond to the need for better healthcare in our communities.
The creative talent of Wintec Media Arts students will be on show when this year’s Creative Showcase opens from Monday 18 November in Hamilton.
Gaining new insights and connections for creatives has a got a whole lot easier with Ramp, the collective brand for creative inspiration that's accessible for everyone.
Wintec has now joined AWS Academy to deliver training to prepare students to become part of the growing cloud IT workforce.
More than 70 delegates from across New Zealand attended the nation’s first Māori and Pasifika Tertiary Learning Advisors Hui-Fono (conference) at Wintec recently.
Acclaimed New Zealand musician Hollie Smith has returned to Wintec for the second year as Musician in Residence to inspire and lead Wintec Music and Performing Arts students.
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