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iCent App iCent is an app developed for Unitec students – both domestic and international. It contains useful information to help you become more familiar with Unitec.
Architecture: from Fiji to New Zealand
After 13 years running his own architectural firm in Fiji, it may seem strange that Shableet Chandra headed to New Zealand to study architecture. But, as this self-confessed design lover says, his time at Unitec not only broadened his architectural knowledge and creativity but helped him reset the goals for his company.
Working in New Zealand
If your thinking about working while studying, as an International student, find out what you need to know.
Getting to Unitec
Ways to get to campus on foot, by bike, car, shuttle, or using public transport.
Plan your career
From study advice to interview preparation, our team of knowledgeable career consultants can help you get where you want to be.
Air New Zealand - transition your career
While you’re waiting to get back into the air, here are a few subjects you might be interested in studying in the mean time.
Championing diversity and inclusion through HR
An aspiration to move from Recruitment to Human Resources saw Nanna Scrafton join Unitec’s Diploma in Business, majoring in HR. Now National HR Manager for HEB Construction, she tells us about her journey to a new career and her passion for promoting diversity in the workplace.
Forging a path in local government
In 1998, Shelley Wharton (nee Renkema) decided to make a career change and signed up for Unitec’s Environmental Engineering degree. Now Infrastructure Programmes Department Manager at Whangārei District Council and a member of the Water NZ Board, we spoke to her about her career journey and the challenges she’s faced as a woman in engineering.
External Support Services and Resources
Here you will find a list of external disability support services and resources available in the community.
The power of connections
Andrea Reid’s Landscape Architecture studies at Unitec saw her start her journey into pollinator paths – a movement that aims to bring crucial pollinators into urban areas by connecting parks and reserves. It also saw her make some valuable connections of her own.
Stay safe
We've collated a list of support services, from the government to non-profit agencies, available during the lockdown period.
Shops
We have a number retailers on campus to make life easier for you.
Volunteering at Unitec
Explore a wide variety of volunteer opportunities from various organisation.
Architecture industry partner updates
Architecture industry partner update September 2022 1. Introduction from Peter McPherson, Head of the School of Architecture 2. Brick Bay Folly
Managing your money
Managing your money while you study is important. Having a plan and sticking to a budget can save you the stress and let you focus on your studies.
