About the course

　　This major will help you advocate for Māori within politics, promote equity in official processes, and design new policies.

　　Choose from a range of courses throughout your degree to customise your study in political science, media and communication, Aotearoa systems, foreign policy, and more.

　　Learn about global policies affecting indigenous communities, such as in Australia and the US.

　　Examine Aotearoa policies and political systems from a bicultural future-focused view.

　　Complete practical projects based on your career goals and interests in Māori policy.

　　You will gain the professional communication and analytical skills to make positive changes to our policies in Aotearoa.

　　You may decide to go into a career helping to shape Māori goals in our future plans as a nation, and can advise other countries on their indigenous reforms and systems.

　　Career pathways could include: Policy making, Advocacy, Strategic communications, International relations. Scholarships - View all scholarships Internships

Start dates and prices

　　Duration: 3 Year(s)Fees: Not available

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