Rangahau | Māori research

Victoria University of Wellington is one of New Zealand’s leading universities for research into Māori knowledge and development.

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About Māori research

Māori research at Victoria University of Wellington spans almost every field and method and is an important part of our research programme.

 Māmari Stephens (standing) with, from left to right, Dr Mary Boyce from the University of Hawai’i and Tai Ahu and Dulce Piacentini from the Faculty of Law.

Māori research projects

Victoria University of Wellington’s researchers produce leading research in Māori knowledge and development. Find out more about recent projects.

 Adreanne Ormond

Researcher profiles

Get to know some of our researchers working in many areas relating to Māori culture.

Māori research conferences and seminars

Find conferences and seminars relating to Māori research.

Library services

Library services to support research with a kaupapa Māori focus.

Treaty of Waitangi Research Unit

The Treaty of Waitangi Research Unit (TOWRU) provides independent, high quality research and advice on Treaty of Waitangi matters.