- Research Bank
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Welcome to Unitec Research Bank, our digital repository service that enables the deposit, storage and discovery of research produced by Unitec students and staff. It is intended to facilitate scholarly communication and shared access to our research outputs.
Unitec Research Bank is developed and maintained by Unitec Library using the DSpace platform in collaboration with members of LCoNZ consortium.
Unitec Study Areas
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Unitec Research Bank Study Areas
- Accounting and Finance
- Architecture
- Built Environment
- Communication Studies
- Community and Health Services
- Community Development
- Computing
- Design and Visual Arts
- Education
- Landscape Architecture
- Language Studies
- Management and Marketing
- Medical Imaging
- Natural Sciences
- Nursing
- Osteopathy
- Performing and Screen Arts
- Social Practice
- Sport
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(2012)This project takes a two-pronged approach to investigate issues around the thermal performance and internal environment of New Zealand housing. The first stage of measuring has been completed and the BIM model successfully ...
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(2012)The Action Research Project in 2011 involved a cluster of 12 action research (AR) projects across 6 departments at Unitec – Languages, Sport, Te Puna Ako, the Library, Foundation Studies and Music. Each project was an ...
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(2012)This project focused directly and concertedly on teacher perspectives of the current implementation of the Living Curriculum at Unitec. The major goal was to inform and influence the implementation and professional development ...
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(2012)Thus far this project has involved collaboration nationally and now internationally and is inter-disciplinary in nature. The recruitment strategy used has proved ineffective so while not enough data has been collected to ...
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(2012)This project studied aspects of the population of spotted shag (Stictocarbo punctatus) that is considered to be in decline in the Hauraki Gulf. The aim of the project was to initiate an update of population data, a necessary ...
