Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi offers a range of programmes, from certificates to doctorates, and provides educational opportunities to all Māori, New Zealanders and indigenous students. Of importance is the vision to promote, grow and sustain Māori language, knowledge and culture in all its manifestations and with regard to tikanga Māori practice.

We are committed to being world class. Our aim is to develop Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi as an outstanding site for Māori and indigenous scholarship, and that starts with the excellence of our people. We are proud of our committed and supportive teaching faculty and professional staff – a feature of our outstanding staffing complement is the large number of Māori academic staff who have doctoral qualifications as well as broad experience in their teaching and research fields.

We offer our staff a supportive working environment in which targeted professional development and research contribution are highly valued. A major focus is on providing top-level support for our academics and our research teams.

Our beautiful main campus in Whakatāne provides a stimulating work environment with national facilities that are second to none, and is centrally located in the ‘Sunshine Capital’ of New Zealand, picturesque gateway to the recreational and lifestyle opportunities of the eastern Pacific Coast and its unspoilt hinterland. Our other campus is located in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) and we have sites in Wairoa and Wellington.

We are always interested in hearing from talented individuals who are passionate about making a difference for our students and their communities.

Lecturer – School of Iwi Development x 3
Posted : 10 July 2025
Closing date : 24 July 2025

We are seeking applicants to fill three permanent Lecturer – School of Iwi Development positions located in Christchurch and Taranaki with two 12-month programmes commencing semester 2, July/August in 2025 and a third commencing in Taranaki in semester 1, 2026.   These positions will provide iwi, hapū and whanau with an opportunity to have the Kai Oranga programmes delivered in their rohe.   

So, if you are passionate about maara kai, food sovereignty and horticulture, and want to be part of developing sustainable opportunities for hapū, whanau and iwi then read on…

Technical Content Programmer / Lecturer - Radio Broadcasting
Posted : 15 July 2025
Closing date : 29 July 2025

We are seeking a dedicated and knowledgeable Technical Content Programmer/Lecturer in Radio Broadcasting to join our team.

The successful candidate will be responsible for programming on-campus radio stations and teaching key competencies in audio engineering and radio programming. 

If you want to be part of a transformative approach to educational leadership in New Zealand, where āhuatanga Māori is at the heart of everything the organisation does, then read on.

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