RangahauResearch
Our research tackles health inequities, enhanced educational outcomes, and the promotion of mental and emotional wellbeing through research that is informed by real-world needs.
Our researchers work in partnership with communities and professionals, and develop transformative, evidence-based solutions that support people to thrive. Our approach is grounded in collaboration, innovation, and a strong sense of place—ensuring our research makes a real impact in Aotearoa and beyond.
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Te Pae Rangahau Tauhōkai Ahurea
The Centre for Applied Cross-cultural research responds to the challenges of globalisation, migration, and growing cultural diversity.
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Pūmanawa Rangahau Kōhungahunga
Institute for Early Childhood Studies promotes excellence in early childhood education through research, policy studies, and professional learning activities.
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Te Whānau a Ako Pai
Research in Te Whānau o Ako Pai—The School of Education impacts education through enhancing theoretical and evidence-based educational policy and practice.
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Te Puna Hauora
The School of Health transforms health policy, practice, and services through equity-led, community-driven, interdisciplinary research.
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Te Hikuwai Rangahau Hauora
The Health Services Research Centre collaborates with communities, using a human rights/social justice lens to inform health and disability research.
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Te Hau Kori
The Centre for Physical Activity and Wellbeing leads research and workforce development to improve practice and policy, promoting physical activity in Aotearoa.
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Te Kura Mātai Hinengaro
In the School of Psychological Sciences we aim to understand how social, cultural, cognitive, developmental and forensic factors affect behaviour.
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Te Tātai Hauora o Hine
National Centre for Women’s Health Research Aotearoa is dedicated to eliminating preventable harm and improving health outcomes for women, children, and whānau.
