Course Overview
Course Overview Māori Studies provides a comprehensive foundation in te reo Māori (the language), tikanga (customs), and the contemporary Māori world, equipping students with culturally-grounded knowledge that can be integrated into a wide range of professions. This program prepares graduates to meet the growing demand for cultural competency within New Zealand's workforce, offering excellent career prospects by addressing the needs of Māori communities and upholding the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. Key Program Highlights Gain proficiency in te reo Māori and a deep understanding of Māori tikanga (customary practices) Develop a multidisciplinary perspective to address contemporary issues facing indigenous communities Learn highly valued skills in cooperation, communication, and cultural respect for diverse workplaces Enhance your employability across sectors like business, education, health, law, and public policy Become a sought-after graduate capable of supporting the goals of the Treaty of Waitangi
Available Intakes
July 2026
CampusDunedin Campus
CityDunedin
ModeFullTime
Duration12 Months
FeeNZD 34,566