April Boland
Flat earth beliefs in Aotearoa
Supervisor: Rebecca Priestley
Secondary supervisor: Richard Arnold
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Meet our current Master's students and explore their research topics.
Flat earth beliefs in Aotearoa
Supervisor: Rebecca Priestley
Secondary supervisor: Richard Arnold
Pollinator Arts: A suburban journey attending to lifeways between insects, humans and others in places we live
Supervisor: Tim Corballis
Secondary supervisor: Sue Ballard
Meet our Master's almuni and explore their research topics.
Community Gardens and Climate Change
Supervisor: James Beattie & Tim Corballis
The New Zealand Marine Values Survey: Perceptions, Attitudes and Behaviours Towards the New Zealand Marine Environment, in the context of Human Values
Supervisor: Courtney Addison
Secondary supervisor: Marc Wilson