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Profile Papatūānuku Kōkiri Marae engages in our Community Education, Te Pou Hono, Kai Oranga and Te Pōkaitahi Reo Programmes

Profile Doctor of Indigenous Development and Advancement graduate

Profile Nursing degree graduate

Profile My professional doctorate was as much a personal journey as an academic one. One of the most important things I learnt writing my post-graduate theses is that your research can prove you wrong. You start with an idea, but you might finish at the polar opposite of your starting position. It’s about learning.

Profile Senior Lecturer - School of Indigenous Graduate Studies

Profile Awanuiārangi is my ancestor and the institution is a whare wānanga in the ancestral landscape of my tribe, Ngāti Awa. The familiarity of the environment, the people, the values and practices encouraged me to ‘rukuhia te mātauranga’ – to seek higher knowledge in an institution that respects my culture and drive to teach and contribute to the revitalisation of Te Reo.

Profile Hinerangi Busby completed the Master of Indigenous Studies and graduated in 2018

Profile My Masters research was centred on reviewing family/whānau inclusion in mental health and addictions services.

Profile National Programme Coordinator – Science – School of Undergraduate Studies

Profile Post-Doctoral Research Fellow

Profile Senior Lecturer, School of Indigenous Graduate Studies

Profile I started studying at Awanuiārangi with a level 4 certificate in te reo Māori. From there I completed a Bachelor of Mātauranga Māori, and now a Master of Indigenous Studies.

Profile Completing a Doctorate alongside my daughter, Dr Monique Gemmell, has strengthened our family – our children, our grandchildren and my great grandchildren. It has made the family aware that education is the key to everything.

Profile My thesis was an investigation into using a wetland as a learning environment for Rangatahi Māori.

Profile Ngawaiata is currently completing her Doctorate