A new exhibition at Wintec’s Ramp Gallery, White Rainbow is a riot of colour and texture and brings together the work of some of New Zealand’s leading artists to test new ideas and challenge the concept of gallery space.
Wintec will be the first educational institution in New Zealand to offer the Fortinet cyber security programme, where action-orientated cyber security experts will train in state of the art lab environments.
Engineering is one of the Waikato’s most robust industries so it’s apt that the regions two largest educational providers have joined forces to host the Australasian Association for Engineering Education’s (AAEE) annual conference in December this year.
The majestic trees in Hastings’ parks have been getting a thorough going-over this week, by a keen bunch of Wintec student arborists.
A bright new magazine, Connected Individuals, is being launched by a group of first year Media Arts students.
More than 200 mental health practitioners and clinical psychologists across New Zealand are now equipped with an innovative toolkit to help Māori affected by mental health and addiction issues.
Todd Barker’s domain is still the gym but he’s traded working with big strong rugby players, to working with some of New Zealand’s up-and-coming sports stars at St Peter’s School in Cambridge.
St Peter’s Cambridge aims to have one of the best sporting programmes in New Zealand and they are working with Wintec to achieve this.
The first cohort of students studying Wintec’s Master in Transdisciplinary Research and Innovation degree are working on some life-changing projects. This innovative programme is breaking down the barriers associated with postgraduate study.
With Wintec graduation ceremonies taking place this month, it’s fitting that Wintec’s RAMP Gallery is celebrating three Media Arts graduates who have collaborated on a thought-provoking new exhibition.
A solution to the issues New Zealand dairy owners are facing took out the Most Viable Business Award at the Soda Inc. Innes48 startup competition at Wintec last night.
The New Zealand National Fieldays Society awarded two Wintec business students with scholarships valued at $10,000 each.