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Papua New Guinea University of Technology is located in the industrial city of Lae, the second largest city in Papua New Guinea with population of over 100,000. The city is accessible by air from any part of the world. The University is the only technological university in Papua New Guinea and island nations of the South Pacific. It offers programs in engineering, natural sciences, built environment and business.

 

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 July 2009 14:07 )
 
 

Newsflash

Reporter 1640: Aug 31 - Sept 18

Accept responsibility to create a better future: Baloiloi

PAPUA NEW GUINEANS need to realise that the responsibility for creating a better future for us and our children is ours.

Students want admin to enforce preventative measures against cholera

The student body through the Student Representative Council has petitioned the administration to take urgent preventative measures to guard against any likely outbreak of cholera on campus.

National innovative system needed in PNG

PNG needs a truly National Innovative System (NIS) to be used as a vehicle in response to national development challenges.

100 % fee subsidies for Enga students

ENGA Governor Peter Ipatas has announced that his provincial government will pay 100 per cent school fees for Enga students next year.

UDC board gets new chairman

SENIOR University Council Member Rex Paki has been appointed new chairman of the UDC board.

Bata’anisia pays SI students’ tuition fees

Solomon Islands High Commissioner to PNG Bernard Bata’anisia visited Unitech two weeks ago to hand over a cheque of K638,716 as payment  for its students’ tuition fees.

Unitech students urged to join ICT industry

Unitech graduates have been challenged to join the dynamic ICT industry, and contribute to delivering telecommunication and ICT services right down to the districts and local level government areas.

PNG needs well educated and developed human resource

Having an abundance of primary resources is no guarantee for wealth, however a well educated and developed human resources contributes to economic development.

Unitech student bags top design award

A final year student from the Architecture and Building Department has been awarded the Alexander & Lloyd Group Student Award during the annual AkzoNobel PNG Institute of Architects (PNGIA) Design Awards held on August 22 in Port Moresby.

Students participate in SI community project

Two senior students from the Architecture and Building Department were given the chance to participate in a two-week voluntary program to construct fourteen pit latrines in Keigold Village in the Solomon Islands in July.

Basil urges students, academics to be agents of change

STUDENTS and the young generation of the country must be agents of change.

New laptops for Mechanical Engineering academic staff

Academic staff at the Mechanical Engineering Department can efficiently complete their work by using the new laptops that have been purchased.