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To assist women graduates to carry out full-time study for a Master’s Degree at an approved Institute in the Auckland area. The awards will be made for a year of study that includes either coursework and/or a research component.

This award in memory of Carol Schofield is made possible by a generous sponsorship from her family and friends. Carol was an artist and picture framer who was closely involved in Auckland's art and gallery scene. The award is intended to provide financial assistance to a woman enrolled full-time in the third year or above of a Bachelor's or postgraduate degree in Fine Arts, Visual Arts, or Design and Contemporary Art. 

Students of Unitec's Internship Based Learning (IBL) programme share insights into what makes Senior Lecturer Sanjeev such a guiding light – in the classroom and beyond.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Scholarships were established to encourage Māori students to pursue tertiary education at Unitec. Registered members of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei or Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara are invited to apply for this scholarship for study from a Level 3 Certificate through to a Masters Degree at Unitec.  

Enhancing the education and use of modern digital technologies for the preventive protection and recording of heritage buildings and sites in Aotearoa, New Zealand.

Romy Sunny, Unitec’s events and communications business partner, is the mastermind behind this year’s Open Day, slated to be one of Unitec’s most successful ever.

Unitec attracted record numbers to its recent Open Day, with nearly a thousand people touring its Mt Albert and Waitākere campuses.

Four Unitec students have received recognition for achieving A+ results in their Master’s programmes.

Unitec offers short courses, certificates, diplomas and degrees at Mt Albert and Henderson, Waitākere campuses in Auckland, NZ.