2025 Whānau Evening
Monday 3 February 2025
, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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You CAN have it all: Studying around the world
Two NMIT students are experiencing life in Norway while continuing their studies, through a student exchange programme.
NMIT toasts success at the Marlborough Wine Show
phenomenal results for student winemakers at the renowned awards
Going wild over aquaculture
International students from the IISMA programme are amazed by sustainability-centric education.
NMIT's quarterly Plant Sale set to bloom this spring
Saturday 19 October 2024
, 9am - 12pm
Learning through connection and observation
NMIT kaiako (tutor) Rāwiri Taylor says full immersion in te taiao (the environment) is the best way to learn about kaitiakitanga (guardianship).
New Zealanders keen on conservation
Over 700 people have already signed up to study short courses in conservation at NMIT in 2024.
Following the harvest
Jamie Howe plans to hop from one side of the world to the other as she chases a career in winemaking.
A sweet opportunity
Anyone can get a buzz out of learning valuable new skills.
NMIT welcomes more international learners
The second-ever IISMA scholarship cohort has arrived in Nelson.
Green means go!
Have you got green thumbs? Wish you did? One day a week is all it takes to study horticulture at NMIT.
New Living Lab on NMIT campus brings together industry and learners
A new experimental facility in Blenheim will help growers adapt to the changing climate.
Trainee rangers pitch in to release endangered birds
It was a magical experience for all involved.
NMIT students dive into the future
Aquaculture students have fun in the pool with a hands-on field trip.
NMIT at NZ’s first Blue Economy Innovation Summit
Striving to make aquaculture as efficient and sustainable as possible.
Celebrating Sea Week
NMIT engages with the future kaitiaki of our planet.
A backyard bounty can be yours
The free Sustainable Horticulture programme is a way to learn practical gardening techniques.
Caging waves: restoring intertidal mussel beds
Ashtyn Smith has figured out a way to help restore intertidal mussel beds.
Recent graduates thank local industry
Two recent NMIT graduates pay tribute to their employers.
From coffee to kelp
Rachel Cullimore is completing her postgraduate dissertation on seaweed growth to enable optimal yields.
A new home away from home
Strong support networks ensure international students succeed.
Inspired by a love of larvae...and the ocean.
If you love the outdoors, science, or research and development—there's a role for you in aquaculture.
Richmond campus ‘abuzz’ with new programme
Level 2 apiculture programme is the bee's knees.
Primary Industries at NMIT get international nod
Prestigious scholarship winners from Indonesia are welcomed to NMIT Te Pūkenga
What makes an affordable tipple ‘award winning’?
Theresa Woessner is ecstatic to be a New World Wine Awards associate judge this year.
