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Mō mātou—our people

Rawinia Higgins

Tēnei au ka tū i te roro o tōku whare o Te Tumu Herenga Waka, ka titiro whakawaho ki te ao e rāhiri mai rā.

Rangatiratanga—Māori leadership

Māori interests are represented at all levels of the University, including by the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori (DVCM).

Whakapā mai—Contact us

How to contact us and find out where we are located.

Te Kawa a Māui—School of Māori Studies

Find out about the courses taught by Te Kawa a Māui, and about the school's research on the Māori and Indigenous worlds.

Āwhina—Support programme

Fostering and celebrating Māori student success, Āwhina teams cover all campuses and all academic programmes.
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Ō mātou kairangahau—Our Māori researchers

World-leading Māori academics work in a variety of disciplines across Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
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At Te Herenga Waka I have been able to research and write about Te Tiriti, tino rangatiratanga, constitutional transformation, and the future of Aotearoa in a way that I might not have been able to anywhere else.

Ako—Māori teaching and learning

Explore who can help support your learning journey and access tips for studying.
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Sustainability

Find out about the University’s efforts to promote sustainability, and see what you can do to help.
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