Data released today shows the use of counselling services by New Zealand university students has increased by nearly 25 percent in the last three years.
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NewsVictoria University sponsors Te Matatini
Victoria University of Wellington has announced that they will be one of the sponsors for Te Matatini next February.
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IMOKO app to help teach kids importance of taking their meds
IMOKO is an augmented reality app being developed by IT professionals of Victory University to help children to understand the importance of taking their medication. The app is still in its testing stages and has been put through its paces by children of Tuakau Primary School.
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Victoria University plans for Māori academic success
Victoria University of Wellington will host a gathering with iwi and Māori organisations this week at the University’s Te Herenga Waka Marae. The purpose of the gathering is to build partnerships to boost opportunities for Māori students and to foster research alliances.
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Moana Jackson set to receive honorary doctarate
One of Māoridoms most important legal scholars Moana Jackson (Ngāti Kahungunu, Rongomaiwahine and Ngāti Porou) will receive an honorary doctorate from Victoria University of Wellington at a graduation ceremony in December.
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Māori students split on 'Ardern Effect'
Māori students attending the annual Māori Students Conference, known as Te Huinga Tauira o Te Mana Ākonga are preparing themselves for Election Day, with some being affected by the 'Jacinda Ardern' effect.
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Te reo Māori thesis a first for Victoria University
A thesis that examines the hidden factors behind te reo Māori speakers’ language choices has become the first Victoria PhD written entirely in te reo Māori.
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Iwi work with Victoria University to lift Māori academic success
Victoria University has just signed agreements with 12 iwi or other Māori groups as part of its mission to improve the academic success of Māori. The aim of the agreements is to recruit and graduate more Māori students and strengthen engagement between the university and iwi and other Māori communities.
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Hands on approach used to entice Māori and Pasifika tauira
A group called Te Rōpū Āwhina from the University of Victoria in Wellington is touring the country to support Māori and Pasifika students to study science, engineering, architecture and design. The purpose is to give them more of a hands-on experience.
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Māori triplets commit to helping Northland community
Triplets Eru, Hemi and Tipene Kapa-Kingi from Ngāpuhi, who are studying together at Victoria University in Wellington, are looking to develop skills to help improve the Māori economy, health and alleviate poverty in Northland. Te Kāea spoke to them at the annual Māori student’s conference in Wellington.
