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Māori at AUT University
To all the respected and admired people from the many marae who come seeking knowledge
Piki mai kake mai ki te Wānanga Aronui O Tamaki Makau Rau ki te whakakii tō kete
Welcome to The Auckland University of Technology (AUT) so that you may fill your basket
Nau mai ki te whitiwhiti mahara korero hei hiki mōhiotanga
Come, engage and share in discussions so that we may elevate our understanding
Kia tutuki ai tātou ki ngā whāinga o ngā whānau me ngā iwi whānui o Te Ao
Moreover, fulfill the wishes of our families, tribes and the needs of people the world over
Tēnā koutou katoa
Greetings to you all
AUT University is committed to responding creatively and boldly to the learning needs of Māori. In a larger context however, its Māori responsiveness is consistent with addressing fundamental questions related to our identity as modern New Zealanders informed about our past, aware of our present and confident about our future.
The Pro Vice-Chancellor Māori Advancement provides executive leadership in supporting AUT University in meeting its commitments as articulated in its Strategic Plan – with specific reference to the Treaty of Waitangi and Māori Advancement.
In 2007, and in the context of excellence, relevance, and connectedness, AUT University looks to substantiate its partnership with Māori by honouring the commitment to the Treaty of Waitangi by being the University of Choice for Māori. This will be achieved by:
- Building effective relationships with mana whenua, iwi and Māori communities.
- Conducting research that benefits Māori and their communities.
- Including Māori pathways in the curriculum.
- Promoting access, success and advancement for Māori staff and students.
The role of the Pro Vice-Chancellor Māori Advancement is to support the University to achieve these priorities, and to further enhance the relevance and value of AUT University to Māori communities and to the nation as a whole.