Thesis Information: Māori Postgraduates

This covers a range of services, support people, resources and groups which support your success as Māori students at Otago. For those of you who did you undergraduate degree here at Otago, many of these faces will be familiar.

As Māori PG Support Advisor, Rachel can offer support, advice and advocacy to help you in your research journey:
* acting as a link to the resources offered by the University;
* offering workshops, regular research hui and seminars;
* acting in an advocacy capacity;
* offering support to individual students;
* offering advice on scholarships; and,
* providing opportunities for you to meet other Māori postgraduate students and staff at Otago and nationally.

Tel +64 3 479 8082
Email: maori.postgrad@otago.ac.nz
Office: G.02, 103 St David Street
Hours: Wednesday, 8:30am to 12 noon; Thursday and Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm

Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga (NPM) is New Zealand's Māori Centre of Research Excellence (CoRE) funded by the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) and hosted by The University of Auckland.

Selection of videos, short documentary style, from the media, along with seminars, keynotes and presentations.

Connecting researchers, government & communities by making Māori and Indigenous research expertise, location and contact information readily available.

Blog and networking

Poutama Ara Rau is a multidisciplinary research collaboration and Research Theme lead by Māori academics at Otago since early 2016. It focusses on increasing the international reputation for Otago’s research excellence in ako (Māori learning and teaching) grounded in mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) and Māori pedagogies.

Te Koronga is an interdisciplinary network and Otago Research Theme that researches indigenous science, including science derived from Māori ways of knowing, that embodies a decolonising ethic, and that combines Māori and Western ways of knowing. It seeks to advance Māori economic and cultural aspirations, promote indigenous collaborations, and use mātauranga Māori to engage a diverse campus community.