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Food technology graduate makes a splash in the beverage industry - Vimarsana News

Food technology graduate makes a splash in the beverage industry

Growing up on a dairy farm, food technology alumna Margie Hunt originally enrolled in a forensic science degree at Auckland University before realising her true passion.

Weaving an environment for a better future - Massey University - Vimarsana News

Weaving an environment for a better future - Massey University

Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) student Wayne SHUM KUEN IP wants to give back. The father of four returned to study to become a registered nurse at the age of 44, after seeing a cultural gap in the healthcare sector, fueling his passion for giving back to his own culture.

MBA leads to managing multiple large global accounts - Vimarsana News

MBA leads to managing multiple large global accounts

Long Nguyen made the difficult decision to pack up his life and leave his job at "one of the best workplaces in Vietnam" in 2019 to move to New Zealand and study a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Massey University.

Vegetables come first for PhD student - Massey University - Vimarsana News

Vegetables come first for PhD student - Massey University

There's a rising interest in a 'vegetable first approach' for babies starting to eat solids, and whether this has an impact on their diet later in life.

Swimming talent Zac Reid reflects on Tokyo - Massey University - Vimarsana News

Swimming talent Zac Reid reflects on Tokyo - Massey University

Returning home to a nation-wide lockdown less than 24 hours after leaving mandatory managed isolation, Olympic swimmer and student Zac Reid will have to wait a little longer to celebrate his Tokyo success.