Education & Training
Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland’s Faculty of Arts and Education is ranked as one of the top in the world. It’s helping set the national agenda in educational research areas including Māori and Pacific education, educational leadership, curriculum innovation and student wellbeing.
Research centres include the Marie Clay Research Centre, which innovates in early literacy, Te Pūtahi Whakatairanga Hapori Ako Angitu, the Woolf Fisher Research Centre, which researches educational success for diverse communities within New Zealand, and the Research Unit in Pacific and International Education.
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John Eyles
Strategic Growth Manager - Education Innovation
john.eyles@auckland.ac.nzMore about John
John joined UniServices in 2024. His focus is leading growth opportunities in education and learning.
Pedro van der Ent
Sector Specialist - Pacific
pedro.vanderent@auckland.ac.nzMore about Pedro
Pedro joined UniServices in August 2022. Of Samoan and Dutch descent, he holds an MBA and has 20+ years in business management, sales and client relationships. Contact about: Funding opportunities in creative arts, arts, business, law, education and areas involving Pacific people in Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific Region.
Simon Crook
Partnerships & Innovation Manager - Business Innovation
simon.crook@auckland.ac.nzMore about Simon
Simon is a UniServices business development manager who is able to assist with a wide array of research-related queries across the Business, Law and Arts faculties. Contact about: Connecting to research related to business innovation, social justice, and crisis and disaster resilience.