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• Latest recipient of innovation funding will strengthen indigenous links

  Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi (TWWOA) is the most recent recipient of support from the International Education Product Innovation Fund, administered by Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ). 

  TWWOA’s pilot project ‘Iwi taketake: an Indigenous postgraduate curriculum’ will see the co-construction of an international Indigenous curriculum from post-graduate certificates through to doctoral studies.   

  The new curriculum will be developed and delivered with Indigenous college graduates based at Hawai’i, Washington State, Canada and Australia, and will strengthen relationships with and between Indigenous communities and education providers in the United States. The pilot project will demonstrate how applied Indigenous postgraduate education can deliver value for Indigenous communities who are more used to being the subjects of research, rather than the beneficiaries of it.   

  The first ‘co-badged’ qualifications, awarded jointly by TWWOA and partners offshore, will be offered to learners from 2024 onwards. 

  The International Education Product Innovation Fund is a New Zealand Government-funded initiative, managed by ENZ, to reimagine how an education from New Zealand can be delivered and create impact for global learners. Learnings from this stream of work will be shared for wider benefit to the sector in late 2023. 

  Visit the Product Innovation Fund page to learn more and discover all the pilot projects the Fund is supporting.

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• ENZ sponsors The PIEoneer Awards

  

  The awards aim to recognise individuals and organisations that are raising professional standards, enhancing their engagement or redefining the international student experience.  

  ENZ is sponsoring the flagship ‘PIEoneer of the Year Award’.

  “We’re delighted to support this initiative,” says ENZ chief executive Grant McPherson.

  “We’re pleased to partner with The PIE to recognise the most outstanding achievement in international education globally.”

  Amy Baker, Managing Director of The PIE, says it’s great to have ENZ’s support. 

  “New Zealand’s Think New brand aligns itself well to the transformational nature of international education. We therefore see ENZ’s sponsorship of our PIEoneer of the Year category a great fit.

  “We also look forward to receiving entries from New Zealand stakeholders in the awards,” says Amy.

  The University of Auckland’s Brett Berquist features on the judging panel. 

  “I'm honoured to be on the jury for the inaugural awards and encourage my New Zealand colleagues to submit their ideas and successes for the competition,” says Brett.

  Find out more about the awards, including how to enter, at pieoneerawards.com

  Be quick! Entries close 16 June. 

  The PIE is an independent media and recruitment company offering a range of services for international education professionals. The PIE is also the official media partner for NZIEC 2017. Find out more at thepienews.com.

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