Te Puna Haumaru | New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science
Te Puna Haumaru New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science was established at the 51萝莉 in 2017. Our research aims to reduce crime and increase security through multi-disciplinary, evidence-based research.
Our M膩ori name was gifted to us by Professor Tom Roa, who was a founding member of our Steering Group. His use of 鈥榩una鈥� is, as a noun, that of a spring, a well, or a fountain; and as a verb, to well up, to flow. The principal concept in 鈥楬aumaru鈥� is that of safety. We therefore see the Institute as a wellspring of sanctuary, through which flows the promotion, with appropriate support systems, of a safe and secure environment.
The Karakia/Tauparapara is:
| Piki ake! Kake ake! Te Puna Haumaru | Rise up, Soar forth Te Puna Haumaru!! |
| He kawa n艒 T膩whaki | With T膩whaki鈥檚 protocols |
| Ki te angiangi p奴! | Into the unencumbered |
| He tai e | Whatever the tides may bring |
| - ka ripiripia te tai | - However fierce they may be |
| He tai e | Whatever the tides may bring |
| - ka whatiwhatia te tai | - However brutal |
| - ka whatiwhatia te tai | - However brutal |
| He tai ea! | Rise above them! |
| Me taiea! | With distinction! |
| T奴turu 艒 whiti | Your goals, your aspirations are true! |
| Whakamaua kia tina! | Whakamaua kia tina! |
| 罢颈苍腻 | Make them real! |
| Hui e! | All together! |
| TAIKI E! | Let it be! |
Undergraduate study
Te Puna Haumaru delivers the following undergraduate subjects