What is research

What is needed from universities and government to create a transformative research, science and innovation sector in New Zealand.

Aotearoa New Zealand is the world’s major bastion of Pacific researchers and home for the planet’s largest collection of Pacific communities. There is an opportunity to scale this expertise, for example through the MedTech Innovation Quarter proposal we are developing with local and national government and local medtech businesses. The pathway by which this research, science and innovation ecosystem evolves is critical. The existing “model” for industry, government and research partnership needs sharp analysis to identify and overcome the barriers to investment and engagement. As an institution, we have championed this in submissions on the future research landscape and make it a fundamental element of our government relations work. There are lessons to be learned, but we also need to find unique answers that reflect the values and strengths of the people of Aotearoa New Zealand. New Zealand has several strong developing sectors including aerospace and medical technology (medtech) with flagship companies at the forefront of global competition. The goal should be clear: we need to create a much larger and more capable research and innovation ecosystem that embodies Te Tiriti (New Zealand’s founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi), makes best use of existing research capabilities, nurtures the next generation of talented thinkers and doers and empowers our researchers to share their mana and knowledge alongside the best in the world. The latter cross-disciplinary, multi-institution programmes focus on areas where the country may or may not have outstanding research capability, but where it is strategically important to build on what is there. New Zealand – Aotearoa in Māori – weathered the pandemic with one of the world’s best responses. Central to successful research output is addressing the lag in investment. New Zealand’s Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has recently launched Te Ara Paerangi – Future pathways, which provides insights on how to transform the country’s research, science and innovation system.

Research methodology is the process by which you shall conduct your research. It covers your research methods, tools for data collection, references, their ...

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