Wintec's Sport Science and Human Performance team is on a mission to find the most agile, powerful and fastest Waikato secondary school athletes to claim the Champion of the Codes title.
After 48 gruelling hours of innovation, hard work, many light bulb moments and countless coffees two teams came out on top of the NZ Startup Bootcamp, each taking home $10,000.
Joel Miller proves no dream is too big for an aspiring chef from Hamilton, New Zealand. He now cooks for the Royal family in Bahrain.
Last month, Brave Hearts - The New Zealand Cardiac Story, was on display in Garden Place in Hamilton. Twenty-one Wintec nursing students were there too, running education sessions in the exhibition.
When we think of medicine in the western world, images of pills and potions come readily to mind but there’s a growing realisation that exercise is medicine too.
Legendary Broadway musical, Sweet Charity is set to open in Hamilton from 21 June – 6 July and the show is also a classroom for the first students studying Wintec’s new Music and Performing Arts degree.
Design Factory NZ is a constant hub-of-activity but on one Thursday a month, the activity stops and the attention is on a free public event, Lunchtime Learning.
This Friday, 10 May, Wintec will open its Hamilton campuses for potential students to hear from experts, check out the facilities and find out what the future world of work means for them.
Two Waikato regional leaders Simon Lockwood and Vicky McLennan have been appointed to the Wintec Council.
A month on from the mosque shootings in Christchurch, two Afghani students talk about their experience of being Muslim in New Zealand.
Reina Daji, Wintec’s Library Customer Service Assistant, has just been named as the 2019 recipient of the prestigious Hare Puke Māori Leadership Scholarship.
Increasing youth engagement in local government and dealing with waste left behind after major events, are just two of the problem-solving challenges Wintec’s Design Factory NZ students are working on.