Next generation of leaders called for Kupe Leadership Scholarships
Up to 20 Kupe Leadership Scholarships are available for the 2019 academic year at postgraduate and masters level.
University of Auckland falls in Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2018
The numbers are in, the Times Higher Education World University list is out, and Auckland University isn’t looking as good as it once did.
Hope for students left adrift by institute closure
Officials say they thought carefully before pulling the funding on Best Pacific Institute in Auckland.
Kiwi student wins entrepreneur award for online poetry
A University of Auckland medical student has been named the country’s top entrepreneur at a tertiary institution – after gaining a huge social media following for her poetry works.
University challenge: Canterbury’s impressive redevelopment
The redevelopment of the University of Canterbury's buildings had to reflect modern ways of learning, while preserving the historical elements of the architecture.
Plan for university in Tauranga boosts building consents
A consent issued for stage one of the new university in Tauranga's city centre has contributed to a 41.7 per cent increase in building consents issued last month.
Cutting foreign student visas could hit 10,000 jobs: ITENZ
The Labour Party's election promise to slash foreign student numbers could result in the loss of 10,000 jobs, according to the organisation representing private tertiary institutions.
Will a new School of Rural Medicine really meet rural health needs?
The Government says a new School of Rural Medicine will be established to produce more doctors for our rural communities. However, opponents question whether the new school will address urgent, longer-term rural health needs.
Up to $50 million paid for fees-free students who either failed or withdrew
The Government is potentially spending up to $53 million a year on its flagship fees-free policy for students who have either withdrawn from or failed tertiary courses.
“That’s women’s work”: Challenging gender stereotypes through tertiary education
The way tertiary education organisations package, promote and deliver their courses can help challenge long-held societal perceptions about certain vocations. By JUDE BARBACK.
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