Builder, musician, art collector – WITT art student Ben Dixon acquired numerous skills and experiences before he returned to the classroom to focus on visual creativity. His work is on show from November 14-16 as part of the end of year exhibition… read more

Her strong belief in Mana Wāhine finding a space in the world of beauty therapy is all part of Naomi Hita’s identity and motivation to study and work in this industry. Her goals got a boost this week when she was awarded the prestigious Silk Skin… read more

Teaching is over, exams and marking too. So, WITT staff got together to end the year sharing details of research they’ve been conducting throughout the year. Māori tikanga in trauma-informed care and nursing practice, international student success… read more

She grew up a townie in New Plymouth, but former WITT student Milla Rasmussen is living her dream far from her urban roots. Sheep drenching, docking, dagging, and shearing as well as mustering on horseback with heading dogs she’s trained herself are… read more

One of WITT’s most popular and longest-serving tutors has been awarded top honours by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport New Zealand (CILTNZ) for her work, including improving road safety by reducing stock effluent spillage from… read more

A bunch of scholarships and grants has meant WITT student Erika Alldridge - Te Atiawa, Taranaki - will finish her Bachelor of Nursing degree debt-free. She wants her success to inspire other students to take the time to apply so they can ease the… read more

Medical urgent care and General Practitioner specialists MediCross are partnering with the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT) to run the campus student health clinic. From 9 February, a registered nurse will be based on campus five… read more

Sahkyla Graham knew plenty about day-to-day farming work before she enrolled at WITT as a high school student last year, having grown up on a South Taranaki dairy farm. But she’s deepened her knowledge of topics like animal behaviour, biology and… read more

WITT’s newest graduates were honoured last Friday in two ceremonies celebrating their achievements with the wider community. The total number of graduates from 2025 is 976, up from 932 the previous year – an increase of 44. Just over 400 attended… read more

Around 60 kaimahi from Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand have established a new centre at the WITT campus. Their presence on campus paves the way for reciprocal learning opportunities, leaders of both organisations say. The team, including kaimahi… read more