Nau mai, haere mai ki Te Kōputu Kōrero a Tā Hirini Moko Mead
Our library and information commons enable students, staff and the wider community to access a world-class library with a range of information services and including online databases and resources.
Find out about scholarships and budgeting
How do I enrol?
Get help with your enrolment application with a step-by-step guide to enrol
Study Courses
Kaupapa Ako: Explore study options at Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi
Graduation 2026
The 2026 Graduation Ceremony will be held on Friday 1 May. The graduation pōwhiri will be held on Thursday 30 April. Both events will be held at Te Mānuka Tūtahi Marae, Whakatāne.
Student Support and Information Services
Awhi Tauira - Student Support
Awhi Tauira Student Support provides academic tertiary skills training and support to all tauira enrolled within Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi. They help tauira to become independent learners and also offer confidential pastoral care.
Library Services
Tauira Voice
eWānanga learning platform
Awhi Tauira - Student Support
Awhi Tauira Student Support provides academic tertiary skills training and support to all tauira enrolled within Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi. They help tauira to become independent learners and also offer confidential pastoral care.
Library Services
Tauira Voice
eWānanga learning platform
eWānanga learning management system provides online access to valuable course resources, materials and communication tools for tauira.
Awhi Tauira - Student Support
Library Services
Tauira Voice
eWānanga learning platform
Paying for study
Fees, scholarships, external options and budgeting advice
How much will it cost to study?
The payment of fees is essential to ensure the viability of a course or programme and also recognises the student’s investment in their own learning. In addition to tuition fees or course related fees, you will need to factor in additional costs that are generally incurred as a student.
What scholarships are available?
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi offers a range of scholarships open to those enrolling in full-time degree study. Applications may open at varying times during the year. Even if you have completed your enrolment for this year, you may be eligible for a scholarship in the future.
How can I fund my study?
You can get help in paying for your studies in a number of different ways, some of which you won't have to pay back. Loans, allowances, scholarships and fee free programmes are available.
How can I fit study fees into my budget?
A list of organisation that offer budgeting advice and services
Ngā kōrero a ngā tauira
Our student stories
Alumni
Tūhono Tangata: Share our stories. Our graduates are making significant contributions to their communities and we’re proud of their success and the impact that their education has had on their lives and the lives of the people around them.
Te Rangihaeata Hare
Aroha Ruha-Hiraka
Dr Robyn Roa
Tracy Gilmer
Toni Boynton
Humanities and Pōkaitahi Reo graduate
Rāroa Marae, Te Waimana
Alumni
Tūhono Tangata: Share our stories. Our graduates are making significant contributions to their communities and we’re proud of their success and the impact that their education has had on their lives and the lives of the people around them.
Te Rangihaeata Hare
Aroha Ruha-Hiraka
Dr Robyn Roa
Doctor of Indigenous Development and Advancement graduate
Tracy Gilmer
Toni Boynton
Rāroa Marae, Te Waimana
Rāroa Marae, Te Waimana Kaaku. Ko Tamaruarangi te hapū, ko Te Poho ō Tāne Moeahi te whare tipuna.
Alumni
Te Rangihaeata Hare
Aroha Ruha-Hiraka
Dr Robyn Roa
Tracy Gilmer
Toni Boynton
Rāroa Marae, Te Waimana
News and Events
Maromahue Marae Strengthens Succession for Future Generations
Published date : Fri, 06 March 2026 02:44 pmThe hapū of Maromahue Marae, Ngāi Tamatea and Ūpokorehe are progressing a deliberate succession strategy focused on strengthening cultural practice and sustaining the mana and mauri of their marae.
ASB Polyfest Te Paparewa Māori Stage 2026
Start date : 30/03/26 08:00 am
End date : 02/04/26 06:00 pm
Location : Due Drop Events Centre, Manukau
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi are proud to sponsor Te Paparewa Māori, the Māori stage and support the Pasifika and Diversity Stages at ASB Polyfest 2026
Te Tini o Awa sisters prepare for Mataatua Regionals 2026
Published date : Thu, 26 February 2026 06:28 amSisters, Te Whakapakari (Puks) Hale and Marewa Filipo, together with fellow tutors Te Haupaeroa and Marihi Hona, Rewiti Elliot, and Naomi Herewini-Houia, have been preparing Te Tini o Awa for the Mataatua regional kapa haka competition.