New Zealand Academic Organisations websites sorted alphabetically.
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Archives & Records Association of New Zealand
(www.aranz.org.nz)ARANZ is an incorporated society with the aim of promoting the understanding and importance of records and archives in New Zealand. Branches are established in Auckland, Otago and Southland, Central Districts, Waikato and Bay of Plenty, and Wellington.
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Bible College Foundation of New Zealand
(www.biblecollegefoundation.co.nz)Its primary purpose was to assist Bible College of New Zealand to focus on its core business of training students for missionary service in Auckland.
View Website - Auckland Academic Organisations - Christianity
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Center for Research in Network Economics & Communications
(www.crnec.auckland.ac.nz)CRNEC was established in 1995 with the goal of studying economic issues arising in network industries.
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Centre for Advanced Engineering New Zealand
(www.caenz.com)A not-for-profit organisation established as a trust in 1987, to commemorate the centenary of the School of Engineering at the University of Canterbury, and is based at the University.
View Website - Christchurch Academic Organisations - Engineering Organisations
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CMITO
(www.cmito.co.nz)CMITO is the industry training organisation for the communications and media industries. Supporting training institutions such as the New Zealand journalists training organisation.
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DigiVillage
(www.digivillage.org.nz)An online platform for schools to access programme resources, share physical activity ideas, nutrition information and leaning stories. Designed for primary ages children.
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Frenz
(www.frenz.org.nz)Facillitating research cooperation between Europe and New Zealand. Research funding and research cooperation.
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Institute for Liberal Values
(www.liberalvalues.org.nz)The institute is a non-profit, non-partisan educational organisation promoting the values of classical liberalism, including individual rights, limited government, private property, free markets, tolerance and reason.
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Joel Hayward's Books and Articles
(www.joelhayward.org)A New Zealand scholar and author who has lived and lectured in the United Kingdom since 2004. His academic interests lie in the areas of defence, air power studies and current conflicts.
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Malaysia-Auckland Postgraduate Student Association
(www.mapsa.org)Official website of Malaysia-Auckland Postgraduate Student Association (MAPSA).
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Mauku School
(www.mauku.school.nz)Pukekohe school located 8km into the country. A school with a friendly warm atmosphere having children reach their full potential.
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New Zealand Musicological Society
(www.musicologynz.org.nz)Promoting the study, understanding and enjoyment of the musics of the world to a wide range of music lovers: from academics, librarians, composers and performers to private scholars.
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New Zealand Skeptics
(www.skeptics.org.nz)Skeptics look for the simplest explanations first, but are willing to consider other possibilities in the light of unambiguous evidence. The New Zealand Skeptics form a network of New Zealanders including magicians, teachers, scientists, health professionals and many others from all walks of life.
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Population Association of New Zealand
(www.panz.rsnz.org)PANZ aims to provide an understanding of population issues and to encourage the study of population. Their interests cover the social, economic and cultural impact of population in New Zealand.
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Sean Kerr
(seankerr.net)A New Zealand contemporary artist based in the heart of Wellington.
View Website - Wellington City Academic Organisations - Artists
