Third year Wintec | Te Pūkenga Visual Communication student Carmin Erasmus has created the brand identity for a new Dress for Success clothing retail shop called Rosy in central Hamilton.
Sarah Munro’s solo exhibition Partners in Painting at Ramp Gallery (21 September - 18 October 2023) examines the painting process together with highlighting some ‘unseen and unheard’ characters in the New Zealand painting scene, through a selection of figurative watercolour works.
Wintec | Te Pūkenga celebrated the success of its top adult learners through the annual Adult Learners Awards. The celebration is a part of Adult Learners’ Week, He Tangata Matauranga, an initiative Wintec has been supporting since 2004.
Mechanical engineering tutors at Wintec |Te Pūkenga, Matt Foulkes and Joseph Gentilcore, have recently embarked on a multipronged mission to improve sustainability across the Wintec | Te Pūkenga campuses.
Wintec | Te Pūkenga educator and researcher Kent Machpherson is continuing his sound data research, this time examining specific Waikato sites impacted by human inhabitation. Macpherson has been researching in this area for thirteen years, but this project is the first time he has invited young school-aged ecologists, to help him gather the data.
Ngā Rā Tūwhera | Open Day 2023 is the perfect chance for you and your whānau to get a better idea of what life is like studying at Wintec | Te Pūkenga.
Centre for Health and Social Practice physiotherapy ākonga had a great opportunity to connect with employers at the Wintec | Te Pūkenga Rotokauri Campus, for the first ever Physiotherapy employer evening.
Mattanja Hiemstra, a year two Spatial Design student is set to travel to Canada to continue her study at Mount Royal University (MRU) on an international exchange for four months.
Simone started her learning journey as an adult student at Wintec | Te Pūkenga, firstly completing her Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science. Fast forward to now and Simone has just returned from Germany where she coached the Special Olympics New Zealand 3x3 Unified Basketball team.
When Matthew Clarkin was in high school, he battled chronic fatigue syndrome, insomnia and depression and eventually had to drop out before finishing NCEA Level 2. Now, he manages a Mainfreight warehouse and thanks Wintec | Te Pūkenga for setting him up on a sustainable career pathway.
Celebrating 25 years of creativity through kōrero, workshops, events and exhibitions, Wintec | Te Pukenga Ramp Festival returns from 8 - 10 August 2023.
Around 75 new Wintec | Te Pūkenga international students got a great insight into the support and community spirit of the New Zealand Police force in Hamilton.