Pūkenga, Pūkenga Matua, Ahonuku or Ahorangi in Kaupapa Māori Psychology
Core
Academic roles (Lecturer to Professor) in Kaupapa Māori Psychology focusing on research, teaching, and community engagement to advance Māori aspirations.
Role type
Academic (Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor, Professor)
Builds
Kaupapa Māori Psychology major, research programs, and postgraduate supervision
Domain
Psychology, Indigenous Studies, Māori Scholarship
Deliverable
research
Required skills
PhD in Psychology or related discipline, expertise in Kaupapa Māori Psychology, commitment to advancing Māori aspirations, knowledge of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, tertiary teaching experience, research profile appropriate to career stage, postgraduate supervision capability
Preferred skills
National/international research impact, research funding success, academic leadership, mentoring, significant postgraduate supervision experience
Technologies
N/A
Responsibilities
High-quality teaching, impactful research, community engagement with iwi/hapū, postgraduate supervision, securing external funding (senior levels), academic leadership and mentoring (senior levels)
Seniority
Entry-level to Principal (Lecturer to Professor)