The centre is a world-leading, interdisciplinary centre for the study of global childhoods and the early years.

COMPASS is an experienced team undertaking quantitative social science research of international standing and with policy relevance.

This series was founded as an opportunity for researchers, academics, teachers and the wider community to engage with top NZ and international academics.

We are a multi-disciplinary research institute promoting research, scholarship and teaching on contemporary Europe and EU-related issues.

Knowledge in Education Research Unit (KERU) is an internationally recognised research centre for the study of knowledge in education.

Stimulating interdisciplinary research employing a narrative and/or arts perspective on topics relating to education, social work, counselling, and therapy.

Professor Mark Mullins is Director of the Japan Studies Centre in this cross-University institute, which undertakes research focusing on engagement with Asia.

The New Zealand Centre for Latin American Studies (NZCLAS) is New Zealand's only interdisciplinary research centre with a focus on Latin America.

Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga is New Zealand's Māori Centre of Research Excellence, underpinned by its vision of Māori leading New Zealand into the future.

The PPI provides independent analysis and insight into key policy issues affecting New Zealand and the world.

The research centre's key purpose is to promote leadership, equity, achievement and diversity in early years literacy.

The Centre for the Promotion of Successful Learning Communities is a research group for the development of educational success for diverse communities.

This project brings together researchers interested in how children and young people navigate and negotiate their social worlds.

The centre supports research into the historical and contemporary links between Northern and Central Europe, and New Zealand and the Pacific.

A vibrant hub that nurtures high-quality research in the field of critical studies in Health Education, Physical Education and Sports Studies.

The AHI seeks to engage with the historical and cultural development of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland and its importance to New Zealand life and beyond.

The ANZL is a writer-led initiative developed to help our active practitioners sustain themselves through a writer's life.

This project responds to Jacinda Ardern's calls for a politics of kindness by investigating what such politics really looks like.

The University of Auckland Critical Theory Network is an interdisciplinary network of critical scholars from across the disciplines.

The Big Q connects audiences to informed dialogue about science, economics, arts and politics.