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Latest news27 October 2026
Student-made homes built to industry standards coming to market
In Brief:
Two relocatable student-built homes – a one-bedroom and two-bedroom dwelling – will be available to the public for purchase on Saturday, 21 November 2026. Level 3 Carpentry students at Mt Albert Campus build between 4-8 fully consented homes a year from the ground up, gaining hands-on experience across framing, roofing, cladding and the building inspection process.
Latest news3 November 2026
Co-designed, rangatahi-focused Youth Guarantee programme achieves perfect retention rate
In Brief
Twenty-two rangatahi ākonga ‘learners’ at Mt Albert and Waitākere Campuses have completed the Youth Guarantee programme this semester, reflecting the impact of stronger student engagement, personalised support and early intervention driven by the Youth Guarantee team. They are developing practical trade, academic, digital and employment skills, with learners already securing work, planning apprenticeships and considering further study with us.
Latest news10 November 2026
Students share their research alongside thought leaders at Environmental & Animal Sciences Symposium
In Brief:
School of Environmental & Animal Sciences’ annual symposium saw student and early career researchers presenting their work alongside established voices in animal behaviour, welfare, biodiversity, ecology and conservation. It was the third and largest symposium run by the school, attracting representation from five different educational institutions and fourteen different industry stakeholders. The event provides a supportive environment for learners to gain insights and inspiration from those at varying stages of their careers while networking with fellow researchers and industry contacts.
Latest news11 November 2026
Manaaki scholars turn personal challenges into opportunities for Pacific communities
In Brief:
Three Manaaki scholars from Samoa, the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea have completed their degrees at MIT and Unitec, overcoming significant personal challenges, including the loss of close family members, with the support of their families, fellow scholars and our kaimahi ‘staff’. The graduates plan to take their engineering and business qualifications home to contribute to community development, government services and economic opportunities in their countries. The programme will welcome five new scholars in 2027, representing a 38% increase in new scholars, alongside continued vocational scholarship opportunities.
