A week-long media, arts and design extravaganza is set to arrive on Wintec’s city campus in Hamilton next month and includes award-winning cartoonist, writer and illustrator, Dylan Horrocks.
Four Wintec midwifery students will take part in an experience of a lifetime when they travel to Vanuatu next month to volunteer at Port Vila Hospital.
Award winning writer, Aimie Cronin, has been appointed as editor in residence within Wintec’s journalism department.
Matariki celebrations are underway at Wintec from now until late July.
Wintec horticulture and landscape students are taking part in a World War I Memorial forest project in the Coromandel which will see thousands of trees planted to recognise fallen New Zealand soldiers.
Wintec has collected another award for its Engineering and Trades facility, taking home an Award of Excellence at the Property Council New Zealand Property Industry Awards.
Wintec journalism, photography and design students are putting their skills to work at the Fieldays this week creating the Fieldays Exhibitor – a magazine published daily during the event.
Sandie Gusscott and Des Brennan have been appointed to the Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology) council.
A young Waikato woman has a blueprint for the future – she wants to help build more homes in New Zealand.
The team representing New Zealand in the international competition dubbed the ‘Olympics of the Trades’ at Wintec in Hamilton last week, won eight gold medals, eight silver medals and two bronze medals.
As Anzac Day approaches it is a time to reflect on the events that happened when the New Zealand and Australian soldiers landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915 and to remember the thousands who lost their lives.
Wintec’s Engineering & Trades Facility won the Education Project category and was awarded a gold medal at the New Zealand Commercial Project Awards held on May 8 in Auckland.
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