Explore student life at Wintec School of Media Arts.
Are you interested to learn more about the experiences of our Media Arts students here at the Hamilton City Campus? Check out the videos below and follow us on social media.
Now is the time to turn your creativity into a career.
Be part of a creative community and be inspired by the people around you. Access the latest technology at your fingertips, experience industry-respected tutors by your side and when you graduate, an internationally recognised qualification to set you on your way.
Be part of our community and see how we can work together. We are passionate about creating a world where Kirikiriroa/Hamilton City Campus is renowned for its thriving, culturally dynamic, creative community. Our mission: create opportunities for inspired ways of learning, for connecting and networking, that all contribute to an arts-active city. Hāere Mai! Join us!
Are you from the secondary school sector? Find out what you and your students can experience at Media Arts.
Do you need an intern or have a work opportunity or project? Our students have a variety of skills and expertise which could help you.
The Waikato Independent is an online student project which aims to cover newsworthy events through Waikato and beyond.
Ramp is a contemporary art gallery, situated in the heart of Hamilton City at the Wintec School of Media Arts.
Would you like to experience a tour of the School of Media Arts facilities?
Contact us via email to arrange a time. A tour takes about 35-45 minutes.
The latest art installation to temporarily call Wintec’s Ramp Gallery home includes 120 abandoned birds’ nests. Titled Being and Non-being by Artist Julia Christey, the piece consists of repurposed nests ironically suspended from a product intended as anti-bird netting.
Earlier this year, prestigious artist and Wintec Media Arts alumni Paul Darragh had his sculpture, a positive and joyous beacon of LGBTQI+ pride, named ‘Progress Pillar’, on display as part of the 2024 Boon Sculpture Trail in Kirikiriroa | Hamilton. Thanks to crowd-funding, the Progress Pillar now stands triumphantly at the newly refurbished Hamilton Transport Centre, where it was officially unveiled on Wednesday, 6 November as part of the centre’s opening ceremony.
Upon Returning: A Collection of Piano Pieces is a publication dreamed up by Wintec researcher David Sidwell in collaboration with a number of Waikato-based composers, many of whom are researchers and tutors from Wintec.
Are you considering studying in 2026, or in the future? Join us for an information session at our Hamilton City Campus covering all the subject areas we offer and discover how you can get started or expand your career potential. Consider a further specialisation, or gain a qualification in a complementary, but different field.
This whānau friendly event is for all ages and is a great opportunity to find out what Wintec has to offer you. Join us to talk to academic staff, learn about support services, our accommodation options and how to enrol.
Free parking is available on campus after 4:00 p.m. In the registration sheet below, please let us know which areas you are interested in.
This session will cover all our subjects, including:
Career Preparation (NZ Police, Armed Forces or Correction Services)
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If you are considering Postgraduate or Graduate options, this event is also for you.
Wintec offers graduate and postgraduate qualifications in fields including:
Date: Wednesday, 15 October 2025
Time: 4pm-5.30pm
Venue: The Atrium, Hamilton City Campus
Parking: Free after 4.00pm
Light refreshments provided.
Spaces are limited – register now to secure your spot!Register below to attend and we will send you event reminders:
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