Academic Finds Further Reasons to Love Hawke’s Bay
March 4, 2015
Originally from Uzbekistan, EIT business lecturer Djavlonbek Kadirov has three more reasons for savouring life in Hawke’s Bay. After gaining an undergraduate degree in his homeland,...
Hawke’s Bay Company Wins EIT-Sponsored Award
December 15, 2014
Award-winning Hawke’s Bay company Catalyst Fuel Refunds is aiming to treble its client base in two years – and it recently added EIT to its list. The company won the EIT Small to Medium...
EIT launches high-level management programmes
October 7, 2014
EIT’s School of Business is ramping up its profile as a leading educator having received NZQA accreditation to deliver three new programmes. The approved programmes – the Master of...
Crucibles, ‘surthrival’ and business leadership
September 29, 2014
Dr Steve Hinge’s research for his PhD in Business Administration from Southern Cross University (Australia) is based around the concept of a crucible. This concept is taken from the...
Valuing flexibility in career training decisions
September 3, 2014
A recent research article written by Noel Yahanpath and Shane McCormack from EIT’s School of Business, in association with Mark Neal, from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the...
Graduand Hopes for A Family Celebration
August 6, 2014
Having battled hard to gain his degree, Jigendra Singh’s greatest wish is that his father and younger disabled brother Dharman will be allowed to travel from Fiji to see him graduate with a...
Valuing flexibility in career training decisions
June 23, 2014
Accounting lecturer in the School of Business Noel Yahanpath’s paper "Valuing flexibility in career training decisions", published in Education + Training, has been selected by the...
Cheers for Cheer
February 11, 2014
After 10 years in London, Mathew Cheer returned to New Zealand to find rural industries had changed and progressed. Recognising the need to upskill, Matt enrolled at EIT and is now into his...
More fee free study places
January 23, 2014
EIT youth scholarships, partially funded by the government’s Youth Guarantee (YG) scholarship scheme, has now been extended to 18 and 19 year olds who wish to study up to Level 3. In...
Power Paddling To Success
January 15, 2014
Hawke’s Bay sprint kayaker Aimee Fisher is power paddling into another challenging year as she works towards her dream of competing in the 2016 Olympics and continues degree studies at...