For students, day one of their study journey is a day like no other. At Wintec this is recognised, and a significant drive to support learner success saw more students than ever before attend pōwhiri this week to mark the beginning of their study year.
Artist Amanda Watson is at the end of two years' study for her Master’s in Painting. The work is now done, and she is about to hand in her final submission which explores her encounters with the New Zealand landscape.
Wintec Engineering graduate Huzaifa Mohsinally believes anything is possible when you view challenges as opportunities and he is on a mission to design products to change people's lives.
Wintec welcomed new Centre Director for Health and Social Practice, Professor Sharon Brownie and the first Head of Physiotherapy, Dr Ricky Bell on board last week.
What do you get when you throw together 20 business savvy teams, 48 intense hours, $20,000 in cash prizes, four world class judges, 25 high-profile mentors and three entrepreneurial guest speakers?
How were your holidays? Ask Wintec physiotherapy tutor Oka Sanerivi this question and he’ll tell you he went to Samoa, to help fight the measles epidemic.
A decade-long collaboration has now resulted in an alumni association to build on the successful partnership between Wintec and Chengdu University.
New Zealand's soon-to-be largest mural on the 'Wintec wall' has three Māori artists behind it. Two are Wintec graduates.
Learner success is driving innovation at Wintec and together with curriculum design partners, LearningWorks, we're actively responding to how our students like to learn.
For Wintec student, Makayla Wallace-Tidd, a five-month internship at Good Magazine has now turned into a full-time writing position.
More Waikato secondary school students are going to get a head-start on a trades career in 2020 due to an increased allocation for Waikato Trades Academy.
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.