Course Overview
Course Overview The Master of Indigenous Studies (MIndS) is a specialized program designed to center and advance the unique knowledge systems of Māori, Pacific, and global Indigenous communities. This intensive degree prepares graduates for leadership and administrative roles within these communities and provides a direct pathway to doctoral study. It combines rigorous academic research with a deep appreciation for Indigenous perspectives and ethical practices. Key Program Highlights Centers on the distinct knowledge and worldviews of Māori, Pacific, and Indigenous peoples Prepares graduates for leadership and administrative roles within Indigenous communities Provides a multi-disciplinary and international perspective on contemporary issues Features a significant supervised research report on a topic of your choice Serves as a direct entry qualification for a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Available Intakes
July 2026
CampusDunedin Campus
CityDunedin
ModeFullTime
Duration12 Months
FeeNZD 30,910