Faculties
NMIT is structured with seven faculties each containing a number of Vocational education and training (VET) Teaching Departments and some containing Higher Education (Bachelor and Associate degree) programs. Many of the Bachelor degree courses have associate degrees embedded within them for an interim qualification and exit point after 2 years study.
| Faculty | VET Teaching Departments | Higher Education |
|---|---|---|
| Arts and Social Sciences |
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Creative Arts
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| Building and Construction |
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| Business |
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Business
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| Earth Sciences |
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Primary Industries
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| Engineering |
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| Further Education |
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Education
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| Tourism, Hospitality and Personal Service |
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Hospitality
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