PhD
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Lindsay Bilodeau
Lindsay Bilodeau is researching the inclusion of indigenous languages in New Zealand and canadian museums.
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Emma Bugden
Emma Bugden focuses on artists-run spaces, which are sites for creative and intellectual research, workplaces, and launching pads for professional development.
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Michele Fontana
Michele Fontana's PhD reflects his mixed background, exploring the intersection of the film, theatre and science fields.
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Susette Goldsmith
Susette Goldsmith researches garden heritage, why it has been overlooked in the past, and how heritage practice could evolve to better manage gardens.
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Arapata Hakiwai
Arapata Hakiwai investigated the relationship between Māori tribal identity and development, and the role that taonga play within this.
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Michelle Horwood
Michelle Horwood's research investigated innovative ways for Māori communities to develop relationships with museums that hold collections of their heritage.
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Simon Jean
Simon Jean's research focus is on Māori culture and the repatriation of human remains from France as a new postcolonial approach of museum practice.
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Elizabeth Pishief
Elizabeth Pishief explored places and compared the different meanings and practices of heritage constructed around them by archaeologists and Māori
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Philipp Schorch
Philipp Schorch looked at Te Papa as a global public sphere, or discursive space, studying individual experiences of visitors at the museum.
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Samuele de Stefani
Samuele de Stefani focuses on museum practice, evaluating new approaches to culture-led museum management.
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Lisa Terreni
Lisa Terreni examines the current extent of early childhood access to art museums in New Zealand.
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Robert McClean
Robert McClean is researching methods of historic heritage identification and management that contribute to social, cultural, and environmental values.
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Matteo Collina
Matteo Collina has a BA in Graphic Design and Visual Communication, and a MA in Cultural Heritage Photography.