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EY is one of New Zealand’s largest professional services employers. We caught up with Campus Recruitment Senior Consultants Emma Byrt and Marion D’Cruz to find out what they look for in a graduate and what makes an application stand out.

The number of cybersecurity attacks being reported in New Zealand is on the rise, with nearly $17 million lost over the past year as a result*.

Finding a job without work experience can be tricky, but there are ways around it - including using your course work to demonstrate your ability.

The Sir Robert Jones Scholarship assists young women from refugee backgrounds to complete a university degree or tertiary qualification from an approved tertiary institution. This philanthropic gift is for young women who aspire to a tertiary qualification, but are denied the opportunity because of family circumstances. Tuition fees are paid in full, with hostel accommodation paid for two years of study if the student attends a tertiary institution away from home.

Last year, the Unitec Industry Partnerships Team hosted virtual industry events. We've put together advice from employers who participated in these events. What do employers expect from applicants? Watch this video to learn a few tips from your future employers.

Samuel Montgomery and Michaela van der Laan, students in the Bachelor of Creative Enterprise programme, received two out of the three Highly Commended Awards in the recent Eden Arts Art Schools Award 2018. They both received $1,000 in prize money.

The partnership between Spark and Unitec helped increase the pool of cybersecurity talent in New Zealand. We spoke to Spark’s Security Awareness & Operations Planning Chapter Lead, Carl Ling, about the benefits for both Spark and the country as a whole.

Our students can work for you through internships or project work. This is the perfect way to see how a potential future employee fits with your organisation. 

Work opportunities while studying.