Important information

EIT Auckland Campus improvements

Now that EIT is once more an independent institution and as part of our commitment to, and the value we place on having an EIT Auckland Campus, we are pleased to advise that there is a plan of works and improvements due to take place in 2026. We look forward to enhancing the campus and study environment for our Auckland students. We will be sharing updates on developments in the coming months, so watch this space!

Rise to the top of your industry with an Eastern Institute of Technology master’s degree

EIT recently partnered with Study International to feature an article highlighting how our Business and IT Master’s programmes equip graduates with the skills and experience industry is looking for. Click on the link below to read the article.

Watch and share our new EIT international video!

We’re excited to share that EIT International has launched a new video on our YouTube channel. Take a fly-through tour of our modern facilities, designed for learning, living, and connecting.

Experience our welcoming community and see what makes EIT such a vibrant place to learn, where hands-on, career focused education meets real world opportunity.

EIT features in ENZ New Zealand Taught Me Campaign video

We are pleased to have engaged with ENZ to promote EIT as part of our international marketing and communications.

You can view the video of recent EIT Auckland graduate Vinodh Dharmarajah (Master of Digital Business) at the link below.

Global flavours on display at EIT Taste of Cultures Day

Taste of Cultures Day brought students and staff together at the EIT Hawke’s Bay Campus as food and performances highlighted the diversity of the community.

EIT international students welcomed at Hawke’s Bay mayoral ceremony

International students at Eastern Institute of Technology were officially welcomed to Hawke’s Bay at the region’s annual Mayoral Welcome ceremony.

EIT Auckland marae visit extends welcome to Aotearoa for new international students

New EIT Auckland students were formally welcomed to Aotearoa during a visit to Ngā Kete Wānanga Marae at Te Whare Takiura o Manukau (Manukau Institute of Technology).