EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
EIT has a new Pouarahi Māori (Executive Director Māori), Layelin Stewart, who brings a passion for Mātauranga Māori to the role. Layelin (Rongowhakaata, Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Maniapoto)...
EIT has farewelled its long-standing Research Director, Associate Professor Jonathan Sibley, who has been at the forefront of driving research at the institute. Jonathan, who joined EIT’s...
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...
While it is a relief the Government has committed to two more years of funding for the Ka Ora Ka Ako school lunch programme, the $107m cut for intermediate and secondary school lunches is a...
Researchers at EIT and the University of Auckland (UoA) are calling for input from Hawke’s Bay schools to help assess the value of the Government’s free school lunch programme Ka Ora, Ka...
Ashleigh Kearns-Steed, who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Business Studies (Management) on Friday, says she was overcome with emotion when she was asked to be one of the two Hawke’s Bay...
Rangatahi Māori in Hawke’s Bay have launched a health and wellbeing kaupapa that aims to reflect what resonates with today’s youth. Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines, which were launched last...
A 20-week social media campaign, driven by rangatahi Māori aims to spread crucial messages about nutrition and well-being across New Zealand. The Manaora Rangatahi Guidelines is part of...
One year on from when Cyclone Gabrielle ravaged the Hawke’s Bay Campus of EIT | Te Pūkenga, great strides are being to fully reopen the campus. Normal academic service came to an abrupt...