Pacific Health Scholarships for Wintec trio
Three Wintec Centre for Health and Social Practice students received prestigious Ministry of Health scholarships at an event last week.
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Wintec Council Appointments
Margaret Devlin and Niwa Nuri have been appointed to the Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) Council.
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Two Wintec students to return to China on prestigious scholarships
Two Wintec students have been successful in gaining more educational experience abroad as second-time recipients of prestigious Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia.
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New partnership between Wintec and Pacific Rugby Players
Wintec has entered a partnership with the Pacific Rugby Players Association to provide Pacific rugby players around the world with quality, customised education options.
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Midwifery and nursing workshops attract record numbers
Wintec has partnered with Waikato DHB to host clinical assessment workshops for local nurses and midwives, and they are attracting record numbers of participants.
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Support builds for Hamilton’s interactive waka sculpture
Funding success for the Wintec team planning an interactive waka sculpture for Hamilton’s Ferrybank Reserve means production for the community project can now move ahead.
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Wintec staff dominate local finalists in prestigious art award
Three of the four Hamilton-based finalists in this year’s National Contemporary Art Award are closely connected with Wintec’s School of Media Arts.
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Students use design thinking to solve industry problems
Making breakfast and keeping the coffee coming for a room full of industry partners and Wintec staff was one of the easier challenges given to the first intake of students at Wintec’s Design Hub.
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Wintec project helps meet community need
Residents at Hamilton’s Alandale Retirement Village are the proud new owners of bespoke letterboxes thanks to a project by Wintec’s My Career Pathway programme students.
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Deputy Prime Minister Paula Bennett to speak at hottest media event in New Zealand
Deputy Prime Minister Paula Bennett is guest speaker at the next Wintec Press Club free lunch extravaganza in Hamilton. She will speak at the hottest media event in New Zealand on Friday 9 June.
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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.
