The Pacific Studies Programme was introduced in 2002 and focuses on contemporary cultural issues, here in Aotearoa New Zealand and in the Pacific.

Kei te rapu tō mātou rōpū Exhibitions i tētahi rōpū tuhituhi/ētita hou. E rua ngā tūranga mahi, arā, ko te Kaituhi/Ētita reo Pākeha me te Kaituhi/Ētita Reo Māori.

Our Exhibitions team is looking for a new writing/editing team comprising of two roles Writer/Editor and Kaituhi/Ētita Reo Māori

• Are you passionate about supporting Māori students during their educational journey?

• Do you have proven experience of collaboration and communication across diverse cohorts?

• Have you got knowledge and understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its application in an educational context?

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is passionate about supporting Maori students during their educational journey.

The Knowledge Management workstream is about working collaboratively with Subject Matter Expert teams to ensure that Insights & Statistics critical knowledge assets are captured within the Products & Services Knowledge Base and promote good documentation practices through training and guidance.  

Applications are invited from Māori writers in all areas of literary activity, including drama, fiction and poetry (page and performance), devised performance, creative nonfiction, graphic novels, but excluding writing for film or television. Projects may be written in English or te reo Māori.

Are you passionate about fostering positive behaviour and creating a thriving learning environment for students? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you to join our team as a Positive Behaviour for Learning (PB4L) Schoolwide Practitioner in the Tai Tokerau region. 

The position will work within their local area with flexibility to work across the Greater Wellington region as the business needs requires. You will join a supportive trans-disciplinary team where whanaungatanga and working responsively is valued. 

Curriculum Advisors are based in the regions and provide advice and support to early learning settings, school and kura. 

As a Curriculum Advisor, you will provide advice to teachers and kaiako on the development of hight quality teaching and learning programmes. 

We are seeking a professional with a strong background in Pacific Health to lead and enrich teaching and research in this critical area. Based at our Wellington campus, this is a unique opportunity to shape culturally responsive education and deliver impactful research that supports Pacific communities across Aotearoa and the wider Pacific region.

Te Manatū mo te Taiao warmly invites uri from Waikato-Waipa and Whanganui River Iwi to apply for summer internship positions within our internship programme running from 24 November 2025 to 13 February 2026.  These positions will be based in Wellington.  

This isn't your typical office setup. Our site is designed to be Agile, enabling staff to move freely and work in the way that suits them best. Your role is to provide exceptional customer service, ensuring everyone can perform at their highest level within the site.

This is a unique opportunity to join our Māori Kaupapa Services team in a Senior role to help shape and strengthen our service delivery to whānau Māori.

As Senior Advisor - Direct Mail you will be part of the Communications Team within the Office of the Chief Executive. We are a centralised communications and marketing function providing strategic and tactical marketing and communications support across the organisation.   

You’re someone who brings strong people skills and a practical mindset, combining curiosity, capability, and care in everything you do.

You have a solid understanding of employment legislation and experience working in a shared service or fast-paced HR environment, where adaptability and collaboration are key.

As a Team Leader - Regional Data Collection, you will be responsible for managing multi-modal data collection within regionally based teams. Kaimahi in these teams work flexibly under a Guaranteed Minimum Hours contract across seven days, as working hours are largely driven by respondent availability.

This is a permanent role based in Wellington, reporting to the Senior Manager, Executive and Government Relations. You'll be part of a high-performing team that supports and advises the Chief Executive, manages the relationship with the Office of the Minister of Statistics, and leads on machinery of government matters. 

Exciting leadership opportunity focused on community engagement, strategic innovation and academic excellence

• Foster a distinct school identity and drive transformational goals

• Seeking an authentic, visionary academic and people leader 

• 5-year fixed-term appointment, based at AUT's South Campus in Manukau

Successful candidates should be internationally recognised for their excellence in research and/or societal impact and must have a strong or emerging track record of conducting research that drives meaningful scientific and/or societal change. If you are at the forefront of innovative and impactful clinical psychology research, we encourage you to apply.

The University of Otago's Department of Psychology is a highly ranked, internationally respected hub of research and teaching excellence. We offer a family friendly and supportive environment, with a vibrant research community and a large, engaged student population across undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

This is an exciting opportunity for emerging Māori writers in Aotearoa.

Applications are invited from Māori writers in all areas of literary activity, including drama, fiction and poetry (page and performance), devised performance, creative nonfiction, graphic novels, but excluding writing for film or television. Projects may be written in English or te reo Māori.