A unique vocational education partnership between Wintec and Hamilton City Council will be expanded in 2018 to give horticulture students greater opportunity to learn at and contribute to one of Hamilton’s most visited sites.
After completing Wintec’s Bachelor of Media Arts degree, Ruth Swartzberg joined Hobbiton as an assistant painter. She shared with us the story of her journey from Wintec to Hobbiton.
Do you have entrepreneurial tendencies or tendons, where it’s a part of your body and you can’t do anything else? On the drive home, buzzing after last year’s Soda Inc. Innes48 hour Start-up Competition, event MC and lifestyle entrepreneur Robett Hollis said just this.
Twelve students will study at universities in Japan and China in 2018 now that Wintec has been confirmed for two prestigious Prime Minister’s scholarships for Asia.
Wintec has launched new Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Communication degrees for 2018 to prepare students for a rapidly changing workplace.
When six Wintec Māori and Pasifika engineering students volunteered for work experience at Longveld recently, they got to work on a very special project. Together they have made the framework for Hamilton’s Matariki Interactive Waka sculpture.
Fifteen people committed to building a better Hamilton, giving up their own time over many years to support a variety of communities and causes, received awards at Hamilton City Council's Civic Awards ceremony.
The wait is over and the New Zealand Government’s new fees-free tertiary study offer opens up some exciting opportunities for students next year at Wintec.
When 26 Waikato high school cookery teachers donned their aprons to become students for a day at Wintec, the heat was on to bring up their cookery skills to pass on to their students.
Wintec’s Centre for Business, Information Technology and Enterprise (CBITE) launched the very first Research in Action event to showcase the innovative research Wintec is doing.
Taking advantage of a chance to gain relevant, practical on-the-job experience has paid off for two Wintec engineering students.
New Zealand is well positioned to see more Māori enter the primary health care workforce thanks to a new tertiary qualification developed collaboratively by Wintec and PHO Pinnacle Midlands Health Network (MHP).
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