Waka Kotahi/ New Zealand Transport Agency and New Zealand Institute of Highway Technology are pleased to advise the new dates for the 20th Conference, which is to be held at the Napier Conference Centre from the 10th - 12th May 2021.Programme out… read more

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See events and key dates for 2025 and stay up to date with what's happening on campus.  All of the events take place during lunch unless mentioned otherwise. Monday, 7 July - Step Into WITT Workshop Tuesday, 8 July - 30 minute campus tour.  Departs… read more

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Health Clinic  The Health Clinic provides a wide range of free health services to all students by appointment. The WITT doctor works seven hours per week and available for students.  If you are not a student and need to see the WITT Doctor, please… read more

When to arriveYou are encouraged to arrive three to four weeks before the start of your course so that you have enough time to find accommodation and attend orientation before classes begin. Visa information and immigrationYou will need a current… read more

Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced on 14 January that 1000 international tertiary students studying at degree-level or above, who started their studies in New Zealand but were offshore when the border closed, would be allowed to return in… read more

O-week is short for Orientation Week.  And the purpose of O-week is to introduce you into WITT.  Finding your way around, accessing the library, hauora centre, finding out where the Kaitakawaenga are based, meeting your kaiako (tutors) and much… For day one a pen, paper, something warm to wear (the weather can be variable) and your water bottle and maybe some lunch, although there will be free food on offer during the week and an affordable cafeteria on campus. STUDENT PARKING The dedicated ākonga (student) car parks are free.  However, they are really popular so arrive early. Click here for the campus map PUBLIC PARKING SPACES  There are also public car parks around the campus that have sign-posted… Semester 1   Monday, 17 February – Friday, 27 June 2025 Term break: Monday, 14 April - Friday, 25 April 2025 Semester 2   Monday, 14 July – Friday, 21 November 2025 Term break: Monday, 22 September - Friday, 3 October 2025   Term Dates for… Every student needs a WITT ID card.  The card gives you access to campus buildings, printing and photocopying and more. As soon as your enrolment has been accepted you can apply for your ID card by:. Email the following information to… Student textbook lists are included in your enrolment packs. If you didn’t receive one contact your kaiako (tutor).  For stationery, most classes require only a pen and paper. Course equipment, if any, is issued to students in their first week in… The only way to contact Studylink is through their website.  Fees are usually due within two weeks of course start but, if you are paying by Studylink there could be a delay.   A downloadable PDF version of the student handbook can be found here. LIBRARY HOURS During the term: Monday – Thursday 8.30am – 5.30pm Friday 8.30am - 4pm During the term break: Monday – Friday 8.30am - 4pm Contact us Phone: 0800 948 869 or 06 757 3100 ext 8825 Email: library@witt.ac.nz   Visit the library site To start your journey off on the right foot, we have a pōwhiri to welcome you to our whānau. If your first day at WITT is Monday 17th February, attend your timetabled class time and from there you will participate in one of the two powhiri with… Before you start officially, there are a couple of things you need to do: Download MyWITT to access your personalised timetable.  Otherwise you can view your timetable here Apply fo a student loan on allowances Plan how you're getting to class… 17 February - Nacho Monday inside Te Piere (where we had the pōwhiri) 18 February - Sausage Sizzle Tuesday.  Come to the Te Piere courtyard 19 February - Wednesday Market.  Come meet and find out about the different service groups in the community… read more

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Click on the links below to access past WITT Annual Reports: 2022     2021     2020 (to 31 Dec)     2020 (to 31 Mar)     2019     2018     2017     2016 read more