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Top students recognised for excellence and support
Published on 10 March 2026
AIC recognised top-performing students and those who contribute to the campus community at its latest Excellent Scholars event.
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A message for Construction students
Published on 10 March 2026
Thank you to all learners for sharing your valuable feedback across courses. Your comments help us strengthen our teaching practices and enhance your learning experience. Below are our responses to the key themes that emerged.
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Pasifika culture and success celebrated
Published on 09 March 2026
Otago Polytechnic recently welcomed Pasifika ākonga back to campus with an evening filled with colour, connection, and celebration.
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Special podcast episode out now
Published on 09 March 2026
In celebration of International Women’s Day, What's up AIC brought together an inspiring panel of women.
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What employability really means
Published on 05 March 2026
In this episode of What’s Up AIC, we unpack what employability really means beyond grades and certificates.
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Ramadhan Kareem
Published on 03 March 2026
AIC Lecturer Hymie Abd-Latif reflects on what makes this year's Ramadhan extra special.
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New podcast episode out now
Published on 02 March 2026
In our latest episode of What’s Up AIC, host Sangya Sapkota sits down with Dani Mao.
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Happy Pride Month!
Published on 02 March 2026
March is Pride month in Ōtepoti Dunedin - check out what's on around OP and in the city
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Straight down to business for these students
Published on 27 February 2026
Classes have only just begun at Otago Polytechnic, but Applied Management students have been thrown in the deep end with public pitches of new business ideas.
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Recognition for Bachelor of Nursing graduate
Published on 27 February 2026
Deserved recognition this week for Bachelor of Nursing graduate Samson Aruwa, who was honoured for bravery in relation to a fatal pile-up at a Dunedin student flat in 2019.
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Pōwhiri welcomes new Māori ākonga
Published on 26 February 2026
Otago Polytechnic welcomed more than 50 new Māori ākonga and their whānau with a pōwhiri at Puketeraki Marae last Friday.