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Being part of healthcare history in Aotearoa
Student nurse David Brydon is using his experience in IT to research how AI can be integrated safely into nursing.
Gain your picture-perfect future
Take an online photography course at NMIT and elevate your exposure.
Looking back to move forward
NMIT kaimahi (staff member) Kim Ireland was recently named the recipient of this year’s Iris Fisher Scholarship.
A ‘glow-maggedon’ for native wildlife
Artificial light at night is considered the fastest-growing pollutant worldwide.
Earthquake research at NMIT Te Pūkenga
Civil Engineering tutor celebrates recent achievement.
Bringing our heritage alive
Post Memory project nearing full launch.
Awards aplenty for NMIT Te Pūkenga tutor
NMIT Te Pūkenga lens-based media tutor, Jess Shirley receives several awards.
Looking to the big blue to go green.
"Seaweeds are the future for sustainability.”
Ākonga artwork in the spotlight
Te Ramaroa is a free, biennial event for the community staged by the Te Ramaroa Trust.
The dark reality of light pollution.
Ellen Cieraad wants to increase awareness of the impacts of artificial light at night.
Connecting our Rainbow tauira
Kaimanaaki Māori Support Advisor creates inclusive sculptures.
Celebrating our researchers.
Do fish feel pain? It’s just one of the things our researchers have been looking into.
New technology could ramp up visitor experience
Founders Park set the scene as NMIT staff introduced researchers from Malaysia.
NMIT ākonga rub shoulders with high-end talent
Feature film features work from NMIT staff and students
Keen to try some immersive VR?
New XR (extended reality) headsets offer opportunities for researchers from all programme areas
Research into lead levels in meat from hunters
Eating meat shot by hunters carries a risk of lead poisoning.
NMIT tutor writes a textbook for teaching diseases in grapes
Dion Mundy has spent his working life helping the wine industry. Now he’s the co-author of a textbook on grape diseases.
NMIT viticulture tutor wins prestigious American award
A research paper on how soil temperature affects grapevine growth has earned NMIT viticulture tutor Dr Stewart Field a prestigious award from the American Society for Enology and Viticulture.
