From first-time ākonga/students discovering their confidence to fluent speakers deepening their knowledge, UCOL Wairarapa's Te Reo Māori programmes are helping people connect with language, culture, and community.
UCOL photography ākonga and kaimahi have achieved outstanding success at this year's New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography (NZIPP) Iris Awards competition, earning an impressive 53 awards including gold, silver and bronze placings.
A study led by UCOL Senior Lecturer Business/Research Coordinator, Dr Chandra Poudyal, has been recognised and published in the Journal of Accounting Literature, a very highly ranked journal based on the quality of its publications by both the Australian Business Dean Council and the Scientific Journal.
UCOL is pleased to be creating further opportunities for international ākonga to move to New Zealand and study at UCOL in Palmerston North and Whanganui.
UCOL are proud to celebrate Bachelor of Nursing ākonga, Keziah Nibu, who has been crowned a winner in this year's GirlBoss Edge: Healthcare Challenge.
UCOL is thrilled to celebrate Creative Industries Lecturer and award-winning Whanganui textile and fibre artist, Kate Sellar, who has been chosen to exhibit at the World of Threads Festival 2026-27 in Oakville, Canada.
A UCOL programme designed to prepare students for a career in the New Zealand military and aimed at year-12 school pupils is getting good results.
UCOL are celebrating the success of their Workhub initiative following a Manawatū community project that has led to Samoan Language Week music videos going viral.
Business Whanganui, the city’s Chamber of Commerce, is running a series of quick start workshops – free two-hour short-courses – in conjunction with UCOL Whanganui and Double Farley over the next six months.
Research published by a UCOL Early Childhood Education (ECE) kaimahi has revealed the lasting wellbeing impacts of the COVID‑19 pandemic on ECE kaiako (teachers).