Scholarships respond to need for more Māori in health careers
Ten Wintec students have received Dame Te Ātairangikaahu nursing scholarships from Wintec and the Māori King’s Office to encourage more Waikato-Tainui people into health careers.
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Community steels itself for Hamilton’s waka sculpture
A highly interactive waka sculpture planned for Hamilton’s Ferrybank Reserve on the Waikato River needs donors to come on board and fund the steel to make this six metre sculpture a reality in 2018.
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Barry Harris appointed as Wintec Chair
Barry Harris has been appointed as Wintec’s chair of council by the Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Paul Goldsmith.
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Tech guru at Wintec says technology is a tool not a destination
Waikato technology guru Rachel Kelly urged an audience at Wintec last week not to be afraid of the ever-changing world of technology and to instead use it to their advantage.
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New research on overseas drivers challenges perceptions
A Wintec research project has exposed some interesting findings about overseas drivers, their driving behaviour and accidents on New Zealand roads.
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Wintec graduates sweep the finals of the Canon Media Awards
The finalists for the 2017 Canon Media Awards were announced this week and they include no fewer than 14 Wintec graduates. Their nominations are from a range of categories including sport, photography, feature writing, Māori affairs, headlines, health and videography.
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Waikato gets its first sports performance and wellbeing clinic
Do you have big goals to achieve this year? Wintec has opened Waikato’s first sports performance and wellbeing clinic to help improve your health, enhance your training, sort your nutrition, or level-up your athletic prowess.
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Riding the exponential wave of change with Kaila Colbin
What do nanotechnology, bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, and robotics have in common, and more importantly, what do they have to do with you?
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Wintec Rotokauri campus is open today
The Rotokauri campus is open for business as usual today. All classes and events will run as scheduled.
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Solutions-based training helps industry respond to the pace of change
Wintec has expanded its Professional Programmes to offer 70 professional development and industry compliance courses this year, plus tailored courses for teams and bespoke solutions.
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Counselling graduate spoilt for job choice
When Elizabeth (Lizzy) Shelbourne finished her Wintec counselling degree she hoped to find a job – what she didn’t expect was to have the luxury of choosing between two.
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Student entrepreneurs get lift-off from industry experts
Wintec students will get the opportunity to bring their business ideas or existing businesses to life in ways they never thought possible through a new opportunity supported by Wintec and Soda Inc.
