Māori research

Māori knowledge research web pages

Visit the Māori knowledge research web pages for information about Māori research expertise, research projects, student projects and resources.  

Te Mata o te Tau

Te Mata o Te Tau provides a forum for Māori academic achievement and the creation of new knowledge in the nexus between indigenous knowledge and the sciences.

Te Au Rangahau

Te Au Rangahau Māori Business Centre is based within the Massey Business School (Te Kura Whai Pakihi) at Massey University. Te Au Rangahau (translating as ‘a pathway to Māori research in business’) aims to advance business and leadership knowledge that benefits the Māori economy.

Other centres

Other Māori academic and research centres at Massey University include:

• Te Pūtahi ā Toi, School of Māori Art, Knowledge and Education
• Te Pumanawa Hauora, Research Centre for Māori Health and Development
• Te Ropu Whariki, the Whariki Research Group
• Te Rau Puawai

Māori researchers

The following are links to some of the Māori researchers at Massey and their projects.

• Dr Jason Mika, School of Management, Massey Business School. "A pathway to Māori research in business."
• Dr David Aguirre, Institute of Natural and Mathematical Sciences, College of Sciences. "Can corals adapt to climate change?"
• Dr Krushil Watene, School of Humanities, College of Humanities and Social Sciences. "Māori philosophy and social justice."
• Profeesor Robert Jahnke, Whiti o Rehua School of Art, College of Creative Arts. "Reflections in neon."
• Professor Helen Moewaka Barnes, SHORE & Whariki Research Centre, College of Health. "Wairua, affect and
  our national days."

Page authorised by Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori
Last updated on Tuesday 02 April 2019