Kōrero: Tertiary education

Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa

Mai i te whārangi 1 - Universities before 1990

First New Zealand university graduate

First New Zealand university graduate

Location of New Zealand universities, 2011

Location of New Zealand universities, 2011

University buildings: Clocktower, University of Otago, 1878

University buildings: Clocktower, University of Otago, 1878 (1 o 7)

University buildings: University of Canterbury

University buildings: University of Canterbury (2 o 7)

University buildings: Arts Building, The University of Auckland, 1926

University buildings: Arts Building, The University of Auckland, 1926 (3 o 7)

University buildings: Hunter Building, Victoria University College, 1908

University buildings: Hunter Building, Victoria University College, 1908 (4 o 7)

University buildings: Ivey Hall, Lincoln University

University buildings: Ivey Hall, Lincoln University (5 o 7)

University buildings: Refectory Building, Massey University

University buildings: Refectory Building, Massey University (6 o 7)

University buildings: University of Waikato campus, 1969

University buildings: University of Waikato campus, 1969 (7 o 7)

Medical students, 1949

Medical students, 1949

Student life: capping day at Canterbury, 1936

Student life: capping day at Canterbury, 1936 (1 o 4)

Student life: St Margaret's residential college, University of Otago

Student life: St Margaret's residential college, University of Otago (2 o 4)

Student life: the library

Student life: the library (3 o 4)

Student life: lectures

Student life: lectures (4 o 4)

University enrolments, 1900–2010

University enrolments, 1900–2010

Mai i te whārangi 2 - Polytechnics before 1990

Wellington Technical School poster, 1895

Wellington Technical School poster, 1895

Location of polytechnics in New Zealand, 2011

Location of polytechnics in New Zealand, 2011

Housewives' class, Wellington Polytechnic, 1965

Housewives' class, Wellington Polytechnic, 1965

Courses: Māori trades training, Auckland Technical Institute, 1970

Courses: Māori trades training, Auckland Technical Institute, 1970 (1 o 3)

Courses: occupational therapy, Central Institute of Technology, 1971

Courses: occupational therapy, Central Institute of Technology, 1971 (2 o 3)

Courses: trainee butchers, Manukau Technical Institute, 1976

Courses: trainee butchers, Manukau Technical Institute, 1976 (3 o 3)

Mature students, Wairarapa Community Polytechnic, 1990s

Mature students, Wairarapa Community Polytechnic, 1990s

Mai i te whārangi 3 - Colleges of education before 1990

Pupil-teachers

Pupil-teachers

Trainee teachers, late 19th century

Trainee teachers, late 19th century

Teachers' college enrolments, 1910–2005

Teachers' college enrolments, 1910–2005

Ardmore Teachers' Training College

Ardmore Teachers' Training College

Opening of Te Kupenga o te Matauranga marae, Palmerston North Teachers' College, 1980

Opening of Te Kupenga o te Matauranga marae, Palmerston North Teachers' College, 1980

Mai i te whārangi 4 - Tertiary sector reform from the 1980s

University of Otago advertising campaign

University of Otago advertising campaign

Student debt installation, 2010

Student debt installation, 2010

Polytechnic degrees

Polytechnic degrees

International students

International students

Mai i te whārangi 5 - New tertiary providers and tertiary management

Location of wānanga campuses in New Zealand, 2012

Location of wānanga campuses in New Zealand, 2012

Ōtāwhao marae, 2010

Ōtāwhao marae, 2010

Literacy Aotearoa Wellington, 2010

Literacy Aotearoa Wellington, 2010 (1 o 2)

Pacific International Hotel Management School student

Pacific International Hotel Management School student (2 o 2)

Private training establishment and wānanga enrolments, 2000–10

Private training establishment and wānanga enrolments, 2000–10

Me pēnei te tohu i te whārangi:

Kerryn Pollock, 'Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/mi/tertiary-education/media (accessed 5 May 2024)

He kōrero nā Kerryn Pollock, i tāngia i te 20 Jun 2012