Many of our programmes have options for you to study flexibly, allowing the freedom to learn and manage other life commitments. Each programme on our website lists what study options are available. Full-time learning Most of our programmes are… read more

Third year Whitireia Bachelor of Nursing ākonga (student) Emily Lake recently took a lead role in the Hauora Taiwhenua Rural Heath Network’s careers programme to educate rural rangatahi (young people) about a career in health. Emily, who grew up in… read more

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Te Rūnanganui o Te Āti Awa has teamed up with Whitireia and WelTec to launch Try-a-Tech, giving members of their community a snapshot of what training in Information Technology (IT) might involve. read more

Lisa Ng set out on her postgraduate journey with Whitireia and WelTec knowing they would have the care and consideration to enable her success. Having been diagnosed with bipolar disorder just two years before enrolling, Lisa was on a journey with… read more

The next generation of creative and performing arts talent is gearing up to showcase their skills to the public at E/MERGE – Festival of Creativity that celebrates all things emerging from the Creative and Performing Arts programmes. From 7-24… read more

Following the introduction of the Try-a-Trade pilot in March, Te Rūnanganui o Te Āti Awa is excited to again offer the programme and encourage members of their community to consider pathways into further education or employment via trades training. read more

From a young age, Sophie Tanirau had always liked cutting hair, experimenting with different looks on herself and others. After completing a Gateway programme that had her working at a local salon, Sophie was introduced to everyday life in a hair… read more

The 31st volume of the Whitireia Journal of Nursing, Health and Social Services will be available for free online from 28 October 2024. Since its inception over 30 years ago, students, staff and industry professionals have submitted research to be… read more