Pursuing passion for nursing by studying at EIT
6 days ago
Driven by compassion, a Hawke’s Bay student is motivated to pursue her ambition of becoming a nurse by studying at EIT. Alisha Stanford, 18, who went to Napier Girls’ High School, was...
Protecting and preserving EIT Hawke’s Bay’s outdoor learning sanctuary
7 days ago
Protecting and preserving an EIT Hawke’s Bay campus outdoor learning sanctuary is important environmentally and culturally for the future, says EIT new kaitiaki (guardian) of the Ōtātara...
Supporting age-friendly communities and improving health access for rainbow people key areas of EIT lecturer’s research
7 days ago
Supporting age-friendly communities and improving health access for rainbow people are key parts of an EIT Auckland lecturer’s research. Jeffery Adams, Postgraduate Health Science Lecturer...
Passion for academia and achieving educational reform for Māori learners important for new EIT Head of School
September 11, 2024
A passion for academia and achieving educational reform for Māori learners are important for EIT’s new Head of School: Education and Social Sciences and the Centre for Veterinary...
EIT lecturer’s research into ChatGPT in education shows challenges and promises
September 10, 2024
ChatGPT in educational settings has potential benefits, but there are also challenges, research by an EIT lecturer has found. The research, led by Amr van den Adel, a Senior Lecturer in the...
Former Commonwealth Games triathlete keen to promote health, sport and exercise in new role at EIT
August 30, 2024
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 journey starts as student and continues through to senior staff role
August 28, 2024
Tash Hau’s journey at EIT began when she enrolled in the NZ Certificate in Te Reo Māori (Level 2) and 16 years later it is still going strong, with her recent appointment to Assistant Head...
EIT lecturer’s biomechanics research reaps rewards as shot-putter wins Olympic medal for New Zealand
August 28, 2024
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...
Public lecture highlights impact of nature-based learning at EIT’s Ōtātara Outdoor Learning Centre
August 26, 2024
The ‘Learning in Nature’ research project at the Ōtātara Outdoor Learning Centre on EIT’s Hawke’s Bay Campus in Taradale shows the benefits of children connecting to nature,...
Thousands of New Zealanders failing to get proper bowel cancer screening, EIT-led research finds
August 24, 2024
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...