EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
Adrienne Stewart (Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti, Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti and the Isle of Bute, Scotland) has combined her artistic expression with her desire to explore her mixed Māori and Scottish...
EIT has released a new video explaining how the institute will transition into Te Pūkenga - the new National Institute of Skills and Technology. EIT, along with fifteen other Institutes of...
EIT’s staff and students pulled out all the stops to ensure that Matariki – the Māori New Year – was celebrated in style. New Zealand’s newest public holiday, Matariki, was...
Toihoukura, EIT’s School of Māori Visual Arts in Tairāwhiti, was the appropriate location this week for three Government Ministers to unveil investments into arts and culture with a focus...
Makarena Te Moanapapaku-Stephens is thrilled that winning an EIT Year 13 Scholarship has allowed her to move to the “big city” of Gisborne to study art at Toihoukura – EIT’s School of...
Coming from a whānau with natural artistic ability has allowed a young Gisborne student to pave a future for himself in the world of art at Toihoukura, EIT’s School of Māori Visual Arts....
Taking up an EIT year 13 scholarship then winning one of the two inaugural Te Kupenga Scholarships has paved the way toward a dream for EIT Tairāwhiti student Annay Kara. Moving from her home...
For his expansive services to Māori art, EIT Tairāwhiti Professor Sir Derek Lardelli has been honoured with a knighthood. Sir Derek is regarded as one of New Zealand’s...
EIT’s Info day will help future students to find a programme which is best suited for them. People who are looking to change careers, advance their existing skills, or learn something new are...
The New Zealand Royal Society recognised Dr David Tipene-Leach, Professor Māori and Indigenous at EIT, with the Tahunui-a-Rangi Medal at the Government House in Wellington. 15 years ago,...