Research and Publications

Did you know that NZSE College’s teaching staff are active researchers? Alongside their teaching, our tutors continue to study, upskill, and contribute to their fields. This commitment to research ensures learners are taught by people who actively engage with new ideas and evolving practice.

By contributing to knowledge in their disciplines, our tutors keep the content they teach current and relevant. Just as importantly, they show what continuous learning looks like in action — a value that is embedded into NZSE.

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Continuous learning is at NZSE’s core — and our staff lead by example through their active research.

Submission of Abstract for APAIE Conference, 2025

Description: Abstract title: Before Covid, during Covid, and now: the experiences of international students and their teachers, and what was learned from those experiences..

Preparing youths for disaster preparedness: Need of relevant and contextualised Disaster Risk Reduction school curriculum

Description: his research explores the concept of providing relevant DRR content in the school curriculum..

ANN-Based Pollution Forecasting Through Short-Term Spatio-Temporal Analysis: A North Island, New Zealand Case Study

Description: Assessing the spatio-temporal dynamics of NO2, SO2 and CO in New Zealand using the cloud computing..

  • Baloch, M. (2021) “Influences of contemporary institutionalised socialisation approaches in shaping enduring work attitudes: A case of structured organisations”. (Initial phase)
  • Baloch, M. (2020) “Risk, Recovery, and Resilience Journey:

Early Prediction of Type-2 DM using CARI Dataset

Description: This project aims to create a predictive model for Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus (DM) using the CARI dataset, which includes 40 features related to prameha purvarupa..

Impact of Climate Change on Women Health.

Description: This project explores how climate change disproportionately affects the health of women across the globe, with a focus on vulnerable and marginalized populations. By examining the physical, mental..

  • Planning to conduct scoping review of international student landscape under current climate.
  • Support for the Fiji School of Medicine to Strengthen Health Care Worker Education in HIV and Sexual Health, Fiji/Pacific (2008-2014)

Parenting and Smartphones

Description: Investigating smartphone addiction and technology distraction among parents in New Zealand.

Methodology: Mixed method research with..