Victoria University news stories - Page 2

"This team showed they really understood the issues that employees often face, and used emerging technologies to build a truly creative solution."

“The technologies that went into making the pieces in 1917 and the technologies that go into re-making them today could not be further apart.”

“Computer graphics is an exciting field that offers students an opportunity to explore both the art and science of creating digital imagery."

Victoria University’s Te Kura Māori-developed Māori language app, Puna, has taken out the top tertiary sector award at the Māori Language Awards.

A new Victoria University partnership is expected to increase demand for Victoria's multidisciplinary cyber program and bring value to wider NZ.

Victoria University has teamed up with technology firm Fronde to meet the demands of the university’s online audience.

Wellington is set to be home to a new ICT Graduate School, designed to set the standard for advanced ICT education and fuel growth in the industry.

Victoria University is being evacuated following the discovery of a note threatening the detonation of a bomb in the Murphy Building.

“NZ’s bullying statistics are appalling, and there has been no improvement in the last 10 years. It’s vitally important we address this problem."

“The insight into the field of technology is important and prepares students for after graduation. It’s certainly a chance to get yourself a career."

Intergen has announced the winners of the Intergen Young Achiever Awards, which aims to showcase students who are displaying strong academic success.

Victoria University of Wellington is set to run a Software Defined Network (SDN) workshop for Wellington’s tech community.

"I was shocked when a potential supervising professor in New Zealand asked me to address her by her first name."

Student Syed Saud Naqvi is currently working on an algorithm to help computer programmes and robots view static images closer to how we see them.

"We are entering the era of big data and if you don’t have a system that offers opportunities to drill down and learn about your students, then you’re doing them a disservice."

Technology is the key to reviving the development of te reo Māori, shows PhD research from Victoria University of Wellington.

A project by eTV and Silver & Ballard to digitise video tapes from the archives of the Victoria University of Wellington is now complete.

Around the country this week recipients of several InternetNZ grants were a step closer to realising their research goals.

More than 400 posters created during the last 50 years by trade unions, protest organisations, government departments and other groups from New Zealand and overseas are now available online.