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Mō ngā tauira Student profiles

Find out what study in Te Kawa a Māui is like—read what our students have to say about their experiences.

Amber Aranui

Amber Aranui

Meet Amber, a PhD graduate and current Research Fellow at Te Kawa a Māui.

Te Aka Hamilton-Katene

Te Aka Hamilton-Katene

Find out why Te Aka chose to combine Māori Studies with Computer Science.

Chapman Kutia

Chapman Kutia

For Chapman, the Tohu programme provided a supportive whānau learning environment while he was getting to grips with university life.

Mikaia Leach

Mikaia Leach

Meet Mikaia, who pursued a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Māori Studies.

Jacob McGregor

Jacob McGregor

Jacob is exploring the importance of Māori influence in local, national and international government.

Naoko Yui

Naoko Yui

Originally from Japan, Naoko was inspired to study Māori language and culture with Te Kawa a Māui.

Eru Kapa-Kingi

Eru revitilised his love for te reo Māori at Te Herenga Waka.

Te Aumihi Jones

The university experience pushed Te Aumihi to further decolonise herself and to articulate herself in te reo Māori.

Te Waia Nuku

Te Waia began her studies with the Tohu Māoritanga programme which prepared her for university study, she is now pursuing a Bachelor of Arts.

Katie Tollan

Find out how studying with Te Kawa a Māui has strengthened Katies understanding of te ao Māori and her belonging in Aotearoa.

Luke Fitzmaurice

Meet Luke and find out why he chose to study a Master of Indigenous Studies with Te Kawa a Māui.

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