Kaitautoko ki Te Herenga WakaSupport people
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Māori student support
The Āwhina programme provides a way for tauira Māori to connect with kaupapa and support services, and runs study wānanaga, study spaces, and peer-mentoring.
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Māori learning adviser
Herewini Easton is the Māori learning adviser—he runs workshops and can provide one-to-one support.
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Māori library services
Tyson Kingi is the kairauhi or Māori subject librarian—he can help you navigate the library, its Māori collections, and study spaces.
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Student groups
Connect with our student groups—Ngāi Tauira is the association for all Māori students, and there are also subject-specific groups.
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Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori
The Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori leads the Āwhina and Taihonoa programmes, manages the marae, and provides strategic advice to the University.
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Māori academic staff
Connect with Māori academic staff working in the area that you're studying in to get support and inspiration.
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Te tangata whenua o te marae
Every marae belongs to and must be ‘kept warm’ by a community of people—the tangata whenua.
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Student advisers
Our Māori Future Student advisers can help you with your application to study and give you advice about selecting courses.