Tuākana
Tuākana affiliated tutoring and mentoring programmes operate in all faculties at The University of Auckland. They are designed to help Māori and Pacific students achieve the best possible grades through tutorials, workshops and study groups.
What's it really like to study here at The University of Auckland? Watch videos of some of our Māori and Pacific students share their experiences and offer tips on how to succeed at University.
Kia Ora, Kia Orana, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Malo e lelei, Talofa lava, Bula vinaka and warm Pacific greetings
The purpose of the Tuākana Contestable Fund is to support the University's Māori and Pacific postgraduate students or potential postgraduate students who:
- Have been selected to present academic research papers at a national or international conference, wānanga, symposium, fono or another related event; and have the support of their academic supervisor.
- Would like to attend their first conference, wānanga, symposium, fono or other related event and will not be presenting papers (considered on a case by case basis).
- Are potential postgraduate students in their final year of undergraduate study who wish to attend and/or present at conferences (considered on a case by case basis).
- Faculty of Arts
- Business School
- NICAI (National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries)
- Faculty of Education (Māori )
- Faculty of Education (Pacific)
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Law (Māori)
- Faculty of Law (Pacific)
- Medical and Health Sciences
- Faculty of Science
- Tā Te Ākonga (Student Learning)
The Tuākana Equity Adviser, based in the Equity Office East Wing of the ClockTower, can answer questions and help you to register. Contact the Tuākana Equity Adviser.
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