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Year: 2017
Data on the post-study migration and employment outcomes of international tertiary students was analysed and the findings were reported. The report will be used to improve the government’s understanding of international student outcomes, and to evaluate and improve immigration policy.
Year: 2016
This research project focused on the near-future challenges and opportunities for genomics in New Zealand and identified ways in which a national facility for genomics could help New Zealand to overcome challenges and make the most of opportunities.
Year: 2013
Several contributions were made to Housing New Zealand’s longitudinal research project, including provision of interviewing services, analysis of qualitative and quantitative data, development of a logic model and evaluation framework, and reporting on specific topics of interest. The research has been used to improve services for tenants and applicants.
Year: 2011
An evaluation of New Zealand researchers’ usage of, and outcomes from using the Australian Synchrotron was completed, and informed the negotiations for further New Zealand access to the facility.
Year: 2011
Current practices in measuring the return on investment in tourism destination marketing were reviewed, and advice on improving New Zealand’s practices was developed. The advice formed the basis of a paper to the Minister, and new methods are now being piloted by the Ministry.
Years: 2008 – 2010
A large scale, mixed method research and evaluation project examined Te Wānanga o Aotearoa practices, and evaluated the outcomes from Te Wānanga o Aotearoa education. Te Wānanga o Aotearoa is New Zealand’s second largest tertiary education institution, and this report helped to fill a significant and longstanding gap in New Zealand’s understanding of how it works and what it achieves.
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