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Latest news21 September 2026
Research funding for using AI to detect cognitive decline secured
In Brief:
Professor Hamid Sharifzadeh has secured a significant grant via competitive research funding from Shanghai’s local government. A two-year project will bring MIT and Unitec and Shanghai Polytechnic University researchers together to develop AI capable of detecting early cognitive decline from speech across English and Mandarin.
Latest news15 September 2026
Open Days bring the future to life for communities across the region
Prospective learners and their whānau explored MIT and Unitec’s complete applied education offering at our major annual Open Day events.
Latest news25 September 2026
Welcoming the community for Moon Festival celebrations
In Brief:
We celebrated Moon Festival across Mt Albert and Waitākere campuses this week as kaimahi and students took part in Moon Festival activities including crafts, calligraphy, dance, music and traditional food. The festival welcomed the wider community with around 200 people attending the main celebration on Thursday, creating opportunities to experience Chinese traditions and build understanding across cultures.
Latest news28 September 2026
“Educate to Liberate”: Polynesian Panthers bring the struggle for equity to the lecture room for Social Practice students.
In Brief:
Polynesian Panthers members Associate Professor Melani Anae and Rev Alec Toleafoa shared firsthand experiences of social activism with future social workers. The Bachelor of Social Practice Talanoa Pasifika Course helps ākonga ‘learners’ understand how Aotearoa’s social and political history continues to shape Pacific communities and the issues social workers encounter.
