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Discover your future at NMIT Open Day
Looking at your tertiary study options? Explore NMIT’s programmes, meet tutors, try hands-on activities and discover where your next step could take you.
NMIT all learner newsletter - August 2026
Check out this month's all ākonga newsletter for the low-down on everything you need to know as an NMIT learner, what's happening across our campuses, online, plus the latest from our Te Tauihu community.
Nominate now - Te Tauihu o Te Waka a Māui International Student Excellence Awards
Celebrating the achievements and contributions of international students studying across Te Tauihu, as well as local students and non-students who contribute to their success and wellbeing.
Grammarly EDU - Free writing help
If spelling, grammar, or writing is a challenge for you, Grammarly EDU can help.
New brand video brings the NMIT experience to life
NMIT's new brand video brings the institute's story to life, highlighting its unique learning experience and showcasing why Te Tauihu is a special place to study.
Marlborough campus: Semester One, 2026 events wrap
Our Marlborough campus has enjoyed an amazing variety of vibrant and colourful ākonga events this semester, from Pink Shirt Day, to Wairau Pride Week and Samoan Language Week.
Updated AI referencing guidelines
If you've been wondering how to reference AI in your assignments, the guidance has changed.
Scholarships highlight strength of regional partnerships
NMIT has celebrated the achievements and potential of its students across two scholarship ceremonies, awarding $163,000 to support learners across Te Tauihu.
New Chief Executive appointed to lead next chapter
The appointment of Dr Caroline Seelig as NMIT's Chief Executive marks an important step in the institute’s next phase as a standalone organisation.
Pink Shirt Week 2026 at NMIT
💗 Pink Shirt Day 💗 is an annual event in Aotearoa that aims to reduce bullying by celebrating diversity and supporting communities to be safe, welcoming, and inclusive.
Nelson campus communal learning spaces
Looking for a spot to study or catch up with mates? We’ve got you covered around campus.
Need a hand with writing?
If spelling, grammar, or writing is a challenge, Grammarly EDU can help.
Pink Shirt Week 2026
At NMIT, we're celebrating with events at our Nelson and Blenheim campuses.
Nelson campus Parents' Room bookings
Use the online booking form to book the room.
Iwi scholarships now open
Back your studies with your iwi's support! Whaiwhia te kete mātauranga.
Costs getting a bit much?
Learn about our Manaaki fund
Fuel supply disruption 2026 - latest NMIT response
The Government response is currently at Phase 1. At Phase 1, our focus is on maintaining service to learners, while being practical about travel and fuel use.
Creating belonging from day one
Through bespoke multilingual and inclusive events, orientation at NMIT is focused on creating a supportive environment where every learner can succeed.
Backing the future of Te Tauihu
Each year, NMIT offers a scholarship towards fees to one outstanding student from each secondary school in Te Tauihu who is enrolling at NMIT.
NMIT: Looking ahead to 2026
Find out what the new standalone status for NMIT means for our current students
New spaces, big changes
An important notice about N block, and a welcome to our new Learner Lounge, Nofo'anga.
Topping up together
See how kaimahi and ākonga united for Mental Health Awareness Week + win a dinner out on us!
Supporting Māori learners: New scholarships open doors at NMIT
NMIT and Hauora Matua ki Te Tai Aorere - Nelson Bays Primary Health (NBPH) have joined forces to support the next generation of Māori leaders with a new scholarship initiative.
NMIT students awarded almost $140,000 in scholarships
Across Te Tauihu, NMIT has partnered with generous community and industry organisations to support outstanding students in their study journey.
