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To work in the education sector, our study options include:

• teacher education
• educational psychology
• guidance and counselling
• learning support
• specialist teaching – resource teachers
• speech and language therapy.

Our qualifications are accredited, meaning graduates can be registered practitioners.

Examine learning and equality in education, including in-depth research with our master's and doctorates. Explore areas such as:

• inclusive education
• digital education
• early years
• educational administration and leadership
• literacy education
• mathematics education
• learning and teaching
• social and cultural aspects of education
• speech and language therapy
• tertiary teaching and learning.

A whole-school commitment to transforming mathematics teaching and learning by adopting research-based, culturally sustaining practices. DMIC staff conduct professional learning days and in-class mentoring, emphasising equity, social justice, and linking maths to students’ cultures and lives.

Our short courses can be tailored to suit your needs. Some are online, others can be at your school, kura or organisation.

– professional learning for teachers and leaders in schools

– online short courses

Short courses in mathematical learning

Dr Wendy Holley-Boen and Dr Lucila Carvalho

An inter-professional community of educators researching issues of educational inequity. Our vision is to break down barriers to learning and promote equity in and through education via research, inquiry, supervision/mentoring and scholarship.

Professor Roberta (Bobbie) Hunter and Associate Professor Jodie Hunter

We bring experts together to work on the transformative potential of maths education in New Zealand, the Pacific and the world. A focus on equity and cultural responsiveness underwrites our projects and our developmental work with teachers, postgraduate students, and new researchers.