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Manukau Institute of Technology MIT
About Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT)
Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) — also known in M?ori as Te Whare Takiura o Manukau — is a major technical and vocational institute of higher education in Auckland, New Zealand. It was established in 1970 and is now one of the largest technical and professional education providers in the country.
University Ranking & Accreditation
Official Rating
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MIT has been awarded Category One, the highest possible rating by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) — this means excellent educational performance and high quality academic standards.
International & Subject-Specific Recognition
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Subject rankings from external sources highlight strong performance in:
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IT & Computing (top vocational training in NZ)
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Engineering & Construction
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Business & Hospitality
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Health & Nursing sectors
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Types of Courses & Study Levels
MIT offers a wide range of programmes across many areas of study:
Study Levels
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Certificates — entry-level vocational qualifications
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Diplomas — for practical job skills
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Bachelor Degrees — undergraduate academic qualifications
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Graduate Diplomas — postgraduate professional enhancement
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English Language & Preparation (ESOL) — for students whose first language isn’t English
Highlights of Studying at MIT
- Strong work-ready focus — many programmes incorporate industry projects and placements.
- Personalised teaching with small class sizes and direct support from lecturers.
- Comprehensive student support services — including health, counselling, learning support, mentoring, and career services.
- ESOL & foundation programmes specifically to help non-native English speakers succeed.
- Multicultural environment — Auckland is one of the world’s most diverse cities.
- Facilities include library services, fitness centres, labs, workshops, and modern tech suites.
Latest Updates (2025 / 2026)
Provider Structure: MIT was previously part of the national Te P?kenga – NZ Institute of Skills & Technology but changes in governance mean MIT and Unitec are planned to operate as a stand-alone entity from early 2025 onwards.
Intakes: Typically February and July each year (dates may vary per programme).
Ongoing emphasis on industry partnerships, work experience placements, and employability support for international students.
Program
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English
New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Academic) (Level 4) Programme highlights Want to study for a diploma or bachelor but your English needs further improvement to be successful? Study English and get the skills to succeed in further study and in your career. You will learn the language skills and gain the knowledge you need to participate in further academic study, including five unit standards to gain credits toward meeting University Entrance (UE) literacy requirements. You will also develop the interpersonal and intercultural skills required to study, work and live in the multicultural environment of Aotearoa New Zealand.
