Aotahi - School of Māori and Indigenous Studies

Two new University of Canterbury (UC) courses will empower ākonga to explore Indigenous representation as we move from traditional storytelling to digital and mainstream media.

Lilly Eckhold is breaking through barriers as a student from a kura kaupapa Māori background and the first of her whānau to go to university.

Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | the University of Canterbury aims to inspire its academics to discover new ways to contribute to the University's Vision Mātauranga.

Isla didn’t grow up with te reo Māori. Now, with a Master of Teaching and Learning, she’s inspiring the next generation.

A leading history scholar will be awarded an honorary degree in recognition for his work revitalising te reo Māori.

Listening to te reo Māori can kickstart language-learning, before officially beginning to learn the language. Recent research shows that just by living in NZ, and hearing the Māori language around them, adults automatically begin the early stages of language learning.

Kay-Lee Jones has helped nurture a love for te ao Māori in over 2000 student teachers in the University of Canterbury’s (UC) School of Teacher Education.

Politics and social connections have played a big role in Pierce Crowley’s experience at the University of Canterbury so far.

Nau mai, tauti mai - everybody is welcome at UC Puna to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2021.