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Open Polytechnic Congratulates Murray Bain on Queens Birthday Honour

Open Polytechnic celebrates online and distance learning graduates

Over 190 graduates from across the Lower North Island took to the stage at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington yesterday (11 May 2021) to receive their well-earned qualifications from leading online and distance learning provider, Open Polytechnic.

Open Polytechnic 2020 Annual Report highlights record growth

Partnership continues to meet the needs of the NZ law profession

The Open Polytechnic and the New Zealand Law Society | Te Kāhui Ture o Aotearoa, recently signed a new agreement which will see the organisations continue to collaborate on delivering the popular NZ Diploma in Legal Executive Studies programme.

Open Polytechnic of New Zealand and ICDE partner to deliver virtual summit on flexible education

WITT and Open Polytechnic working better, together

WITT and the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand are getting off on the right foot in 2021, with a number of collaborative projects underway set to benefit learners, staff and the economic development of the region.  

New Open Polytechnic degree will benefit mental health, addictions and disability sectors

Enrolments are now open for Open Polytechnic’s new Bachelor of Social Health and Wellbeing. Offered through a mix of online learning and face-to-face workshops, the degree prepares graduates to work in the mental health, addictions and disability sectors.

Open Polytechnic launches innovative online learning platform

Early Childhood Education certificate makes a difference

When AyeJaye Melei decided to study early childhood education with her mum, she had no idea how it would change their mother- daughter relationship, or her relationship with her own daughter.  

Innovative courseware development on agenda for Minister Joyce’s visit to Open Polytechnic

Finding out more about the Open Polytechnic’s work in developing a range of innovative online and tablet based courseware was on the agenda for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce during his campus visit today.