ABI is a cross-faculty research centre which deals with the application of mathematical and engineering sciences to biology and human physiology.

The University’s first large-scale research institute aims to improve lifelong health through research into long-term consequences of early life events.

CoREs are government-funded centres to promote academic inquiry into areas considered of national and international importance.

These challenges bring together scientists from different institutions and disciplines to find solutions to the large, complex issues that affect our lives.

Koi Tū is an independent, apolitical think tank and research centre focused on long-term impacts of technological, economic, environmental and social change.

The PPI provides independent analysis and insight into key policy issues affecting New Zealand and the world.

The James Henare Māori Research Centre focuses on providing excellent research for the benefit of Māori communities in the Tai Tokerau region.