Anita Easton joins NMIT as Director Digital and Information
Anita brings extensive leadership experience across digital transformation, data and information management, and organisational strategy.
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NMIT tops New Zealand for course completions
The latest TEC Educational Performance Indicators show an 89.3% course completion rate, highlighting strong outcomes for learners across NMIT programmes.
New brand video brings the NMIT experience to life
NMIT's new brand video brings the institute's story to life, highlighting its unique learning experience and showcasing why Te Tauihu is a special place to study.
Photography students bring “Home” into focus
Home can be a place, a person, a memory, or a feeling, and an NMIT student exhibition captures all of these possibilities through photography.
Accounting success adds up for NMIT learners
Three NMIT accounting students have been recognised at this year's Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) regional awards event.
Scholarships highlight strength of regional partnerships
NMIT has celebrated the achievements and potential of its students across two scholarship ceremonies, awarding $163,000 to support learners across Te Tauihu.
New Chief Executive appointed to lead next chapter
The appointment of Dr Caroline Seelig as NMIT's Chief Executive marks an important step in the institute’s next phase as a standalone organisation.
Pink Shirt Week 2026 at NMIT
💗 Pink Shirt Day 💗 is an annual event in Aotearoa that aims to reduce bullying by celebrating diversity and supporting communities to be safe, welcoming, and inclusive.
An egg-citing showcase of emerging hairdressing talent
NMIT's Level 3 Hairdressing students showcased creative Easter-inspired looks in a fun competition.
Fuel supply disruption 2026 - latest NMIT response
The Government response is currently at Phase 1. At Phase 1, our focus is on maintaining service to learners, while being practical about travel and fuel use.
Creating belonging from day one
Through bespoke multilingual and inclusive events, orientation at NMIT is focused on creating a supportive environment where every learner can succeed.
Protecting the ocean for future generations
NMIT Aquaculture and Marine Conservation student Kautea Tora is the worthy recipient of the Fifeshire-Hancock Scholarship for 2026.
Research reveals what makes NMIT number one for Māori learner completion
New research highlights how Te Puna Manaaki is helping NMIT Māori learners achieve the highest qualification completion rates in the country.
Backing the future of Te Tauihu
Each year, NMIT offers a scholarship towards fees to one outstanding student from each secondary school in Te Tauihu who is enrolling at NMIT.
Arts and Media award winners announced
This year’s outstanding award recipients were officially revealed at the opening of the 2025 NMIT Bachelor of Arts and Media (BAM) end-of-year graduate exhibition.
NZSL access paves way to graduation
From vital NZSL interpretation to landing a new social work role, Deaf advocate Rachel Summers shares her inspiring journey to graduation.
Level 3 Hairdressing Grand Finale Week
Level 3 Hairdressing learners wrapped up their year with an impressive Grand Finale display, transforming the NMIT salon into a showcase of creativity, storytelling, and emerging technical skills.
Graduation 2025
Get graduation-day ready with this quick guide on how to wear your NMIT regalia.
Hairdressing Grand Final Week 2025
Level 4 Hairdressing learners showcased their creativity and technical skills during Grand Final Week, bringing their final looks to life in the NMIT salon.
Turning experience into strength with cultural and scholarship support
Kameta Waharoa’s journey to becoming a social worker is deeply rooted in her own life experiences— and a scholarship award along with culturally grounded support from NMIT’s Kaimanaaki is helping ease her way.
