Te Kupenga o MAI | Māori and Indigenous Scholar Network

MAI ki Te Tai Tokerau is hosted by The Tai Tokerau Campus, The University of Auckland, Whangarei, Northland. 

We invite Māori and Indigenous scholars who are engaged in doctoral and pre-doctoral study living in Northland to be a part of this network.

MAI ki Tāmaki is hosted by Te Tumu Herenga | Libraries and Learning Services at Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland, and is lead by Abigail McClutchie (MAI site coordinator) and Dr Te Kawehau Hoskins (academic head).

MAI Ki Aronui is open to all Māori and Indigenous students studying on a research pathway. We currently support scholars enrolled in master’s and PhD research programmes and continue to support and be supported by a number of our MAI ki Aronui alumni (some of whom are early career academics).We welcome scholars from both AUT and other universities to join us at our home Te Pūrengi, the whare nui at Te Wai o Horotiu Marae at AUT.

Mai ki Wairaka is based at Te Whare Wānanga o Wairaka (Unitec).

MAI ki Waikato seeks to develop and nurture a diverse community of Māori and Indigenous scholars across all disciplines. MAI ki Waikato offers a stimulating and nurturing environment for both enrolled and prospective Māori And Indigenous doctoral students from any tertiary institution.

(Massey University)

Office of Deputy Vice Chancellor Māori

Open to all Māori students enrolled or interested in enrolling in a doctoral programme at Massey University. Check out our Facebook page for up to date information on what’s happening at Massey University 

For students in the Wellington region (enrolment can be at any institution) MAI ki Pōneke is based at Te Kawa a Māui, The School of Māori Studies.

Te Punenga is the name given for the Māori Postgraduate programme offered at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha (UC). This name was chosen in 2015 because the word Punenga reflects the level of study our ākonga Māori postgraduates. Te Punenga are to encourage whakawhanaungatanga between ākonga, and enhance your academic skills, and support your personal development needs.

Open to all Māori and Indigenous students enrolled or interested in enrolling in a doctoral or pre doctoral programme at Lincoln University.

In 2012, Lincoln hosted the MAI Doctoral Conference. The conference was held from November the 30th to December 2nd, at Lincoln campus.

Open to all students in the Otago area (enrolment can be at any institution). The Coordinator is based at the University of Otago.

For a list of events, services, links and contacts click here