June 20,
2017 2347 2347 
Foreign students studying in New Zealand have been targeted in a series of recent comments from Labour leader Andrew Little, NZ First leader Winston Peters and the Tertiary Education Union (TEU). QTI believes those criticisms miss the mark by massively underestimating the benefits of international education to the country and to the individual students.
May 29,
2017 586 586
A tutor and a graduate from The Learning Connexion (TLC) are amongst the finalists in this year’s National Contemporary Art Award (NCAA).
May 29,
2017 587 587
The International Travel College of New Zealand (ITC) is doing an exceptional job of preparing students for a career in the airline, travel and tourism industry.
May 29,
2017 583 583
For the first time, the regional NZChefs Salon took place at NZMA, Sylvia Park on Friday 26 and Saturday 27 May, attracting some 140 aspiring chefs, baristas, and cocktail creators from NZMA Sylvia Park and Auckland South Campus, Cornell Education Group, Sofitel and Skycity.
May 29,
2017 649 649
Whitecliffe College of Arts & Design has launched exciting new initiatives to honour the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi and develop tikanga and kaupapa Māori in the College.
May 29,
2017 623 623
The first cohort of students to complete the Bethlehem Tertiary Institute (BTI) Master of Professional Practice degree were applauded at a milestone graduation event on May 13.
May 2,
2017 660 660
An exciting future awaits students considering the plumbing and gasfitting field, with a unique partnership announced between NZMA and MIT. Students will now have the opportunity to enrol in a new programme, the MIT Certificate in Plumbing and Gasfitting Level 3, which will be delivered by NZMA at MIT’s Māngere campus from May 2017. Upon successful completion of the 30-week programme, graduates will have the option of pathwaying into MIT’s New Zealand Certificates or National Certificate programmes.
May 2,
2017 681 681
Sustainability, indigenous practices of land guardianship and alternative perspectives on the sharing of natural resources…these were some of the core learnings for students attending a four-day field trip and marae stay on the sacred tribal lands of Ngāti Rangi recently.
May 2,
2017 708 708
Digital effects artist, and former TLC art student (and staff member), Sarah de Schot, has reached the pinnacle of what would be any special effect artist’s dream – winning an Oscar. She was part of a team at visual effects company Double Negative, which won an Oscar and a Bafta award for their work on the Christopher Nolan sci-fi movie, Interstellar, in 2014.
May 2,
2017 704 704
Two Media Design School students have gained recognition for an innovate software application which connects families and caregivers with dementia patients.