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A former Commonwealth Games triathlete, who has been appointed the Head of EIT’s School of Health and Sport Science, is keen to use his new role to promote health, sport and exercise, Dr...
EIT lecturer Mike Schofield’s research into biomechanics is reaping rewards as the shot-putter he coaches recently won a medal at the Olympic Games in Paris. Mike, who is a lecturer in...
Thousands of New Zealanders, especially people of Māori ,Pacific, or Asian ethnicity are not getting proper bowel cancer screening, EIT-led research has found. The new research, led by Dr...
Toni Palermo decided to change careers and enrol in EIT’s Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science in a bid to set an example that exercise can improve mental health and tackle obesity. After...
Preparations for the Paris Olympics next month are heating up for the Vantage Black Sticks men’s squad who have been using a Heat Training Facility at the EIT Institute of Sport and Health...
EIT tutor Andrew McCrory has already run the length of New Zealand to raise funds for children with Cerebral Palsy, so it is only fitting he will now take his mission globally – to the...
Prospective learners have an opportunity to identify a career path from many on offer at an EIT information and enrolment day to be held at the Hawke’s Bay Campus next month. The event will...
EIT has appointed a top researcher and sports scientist as its new Executive Dean of the Faculty of Education, Humanities and Health Science. Dr Helen Ryan-Stewart joined EIT from the...
Lisa Harrington and Georgia Dick (Ngāti Kahungunu) have graduated with a Master of Professional Practice with Distinction at EIT, but their association will continue long after thanks to a...
There was an air of celebration in Hawke’s Bay as students from EIT graduated after a tough few years due to the devastation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle, and COVID-19. More than 320...