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Read inspirational stories about our students and graduates.
Delshad wanted to pursue a PhD in something meaningful. As part of her project, she is developing a light-therapy box that one day could help dementia patients.
Read Delshad's story
Nikora Wade, one of our newly qualified nurses, shares his drive for establishing equitable healthcare for our kaumātua.
Read Nikora's storyFrom selling mum’s pastries for survival to ‘rising star of research’
Growing up in Brazil, Igor Felippe never dreamt he would one day graduate with a PhD in far-off Aotearoa New Zealand.
Student human rights projects receive Amnesty awards
Projects to support the Banaban people and LGBTQIA+ communities in rural areas have received human rights awards.
Rising sea levels lead to a new nursing graduate
The threat of climate change in the Pacific led one whānau to move to Aotearoa and join the Pacific health workforce. Now their daughter has graduated with a Bachelor of Nursing.
First in family to go to university, now a doctor from Aitutaki
Dr Jordan Teaukura is a new graduate from the Māori and Pacific Admissions Scheme (MAPAS) in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences. He is the first in his family to graduate and the first doctor.