• Occasional Papers The Occasional Paper Series enables staff and occasionally students to publish research findings or theoretical papers for wider discussion and comment and will usually reflect completed research. Occasional papers will have undergone a formal peer review and evaluation process.
• Working Papers The Working Paper Series is intended to provide staff and students with a means of communicating new and partly developed ideas in order to facilitate debate. Working papers will not necessarily be taken as complete works or final expressions of opinion, and while peer review will be encouraged, a working paper will not be formally reviewed.
• Annual Research Reports

All documents are in PDF format.

Occasional Papers

• Couples' views of men's transition to first time fatherhood Mitchell and Chapman 1/2006
• Crossing the Bar: An investigation of some dynamic processes which contribute to broaching while crossing a bar. Besier 1/2005 [730KB]

Working Papers

• Turnaround management in a medium sized manufacturing enterprise: A case study. Keith Coman december 2009
• School Leaver Intentions in the Marlborough Region Liddicoat and Babbington 5/2007
• The Internal Marketing Concept: Can it be Applied in a New Zealand Healthcare Service Setting? Inglis, Blackburn and Coman 4/2007
• Workforce and Training Survey 2006: Summary Report of Results Liddicoat and Gunn 3/2007
• Walker's Narratives Tell Their Own Story Cornwell 2/2007
• Harnessing Desire Cornwell 1/2007
• Equity in Rating Barrett 5/2006
• Invention to Profit: Pathways to Commercialising Innovation in New Zealand Comber and Coman 4/2006
• Knowledge and Use of XBRL by Chartered Accountants in New Zealand Davidson, Robinson and Malthus 3/2006
• Perspectives on Men's Health: Views from a Group of Occupational Health Nurses Mitchell and Horn 2/2006
• Where Have all the Students Gone? IT Secondary Education in New Zealand Atkins and Howard 1/2006
• Perceptions of Support Services Available in Nelson for Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Liddicoat and Stringer 4/2005
• Independent Oversight of External Auditors: Is there a need in New Zealand? Malthus and Scoble 3/2005
• Student Profile: Indicators for Success in Computer-Based Business Courses, Mail and Clark 2/2005, *copy can be obtained from research@nmit.ac.nz
• Graduates' perceptions of the Business Programmes at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) Liddicoat and Tobin 1/2005
• International Convergence of Financial Reporting Standards Malthus 1/2004
• The Use of Radar Reflectors for Boundary Identification of Marine Farms de Beer 3/2001
• An Examination of Management Control in the New Zealand Primary School Education System from 1844 to 1989 Fowler 2/2001
• The Demand for Financial Statement Audits by Community-Funded Organisations in the Nelson Region: An Exploratory Study Malthus 1/2001

Annual Research Reports

• NMIT 2006 Research Report 2006
• NMIT 2005 Research Report 2005
• NMIT 2004 Research Report 2004
• NMIT 2003 Research Report 2003

NMIT Hosted Research Reports

• "Native Flora on a Karst Landscape - Takaka Hill Walkway": A NZ Science, Mathematics and Technology Teacher Fellowship research project co-hosted by Dr Caroline Seelig of NMIT and Philip Lissaman of QE II National Trust. McConnell 1/2006