EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
Ellie Harding knew she wanted to work in healthcare and after three years studying nursing at EIT, the 21-year-old is now working in the emergency department at Hawke’s Bay Hospital. “I...
Seeing the difference nurses made while caring for her family inspired Danielle Daly to pursue nursing through EIT. The 21-year-old recently graduated with a Bachelor of Nursing and now works in...
Muriël Klavers arrived in Hawke’s Bay planning to stay for just three months, but nearly seven years later, the EIT graduate now calls the region home. Originally from the Netherlands, Muriël...
An EIT beauty therapy graduate who was inspired to enter the industry by her mother has now opened a business alongside her. Shakilah Araia (Ngāti Porou) graduated in April with the New Zealand...
Graduates from the EIT Data Science and Communication College were celebrated in Shaoxing, China, last week as students, families and staff gathered to recognise their achievements during a...
Kayleigh Oakham always wanted to be a vet nurse, and in her early 30s, the mother-of-four decided to make that goal a reality through EIT. Originally from the United Kingdom, the now 38-year-old...
After returning to study following a 16-year break, EIT Auckland Master of Information Technology graduate Afshan Mushtaq has secured hands-on experience in cybersecurity through an industry...
EIT Bachelor of Viticulture and Wine Science graduate Anna Kelland credits her Hawke’s Bay studies with laying the groundwork for a career that has already brought national recognition. The...
Leaving behind an established international aviation career to move to New Zealand and study at EIT has paid off for Vinodh Dharmarajah, who will graduate as one of two valedictorians this...
More than 400 graduates crossed the stage in Napier on Wednesday, as EIT held its Hawke’s Bay graduation ceremonies. The two ceremonies, held at the Napier Municipal Theatre, were the first in...
