EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
It all began with a computer. Of Ngāti Kahungunu descent Jo Heperi was born and bred in Takapau, twenty minutes from Waipukurau. Jo worked as rouser (wool sorter) for half of her life while...
On Wednesday October 16, EIT’s Career Service and the School of Business and Computing held a careers expo. Local and international firms like ANZ, Furnware, Bostocks and PanPac came to EIT as...
A growing level of research activity in the Tairāwhiti region was celebrated in EIT’s Maia Gallery at Toihoukura this week, with the first in a series of evening lectures. Kicking off...
From 6 – 8 September EIT will be one of six locations in New Zealand to host GovHack, one of the world’s largest open data competitions. EIT’s campuses in Taradale and Auckland are...
Jeriel Sajan is the first EIT student to win the prestigious Graduate Women Manawatu EIT Award. Trustee Anne Walker presented the award on behalf of the Graduate Women Manawatu Charitable...
Stacey, Annie and Jennifer started to study at probably the toughest time in every woman’s life - with small children. Yet these women are a prime example of how real commitment, mentorship...
For some people studying accountancy might seem like an endless table of numbers but EIT student Mikayla Craill is discovering it’s actually all about people and helping them achieve their...
The days of simply stepping into a relative’s shoes to take over the family farm or orchard are probably gone in an age when agribusinesses compete in a global market with complex value ...
EIT senior business lecturer Pii-Tuulia Nikula has an exciting and busy week ahead. She is one of the participants of the Climate Reality Leadership Corps Training from June 5 – 7 in...
The Rotary Club of Taradale selected EIT degree students Chad Tareha and Lorraine Grant as this year’s EIT Awards of Excellence winners. The scholarship recipients were announced at the...