PhD Māori Media and Communication
Course Overview
This research-based doctoral program explores the dynamic field of indigenous expression within new and emerging media landscapes. Candidates will undertake a significant, supervised research project that critically examines Māori and Indigenous communication practices, from social media and broadcasting to film and the creative arts. The resulting thesis can be presented in traditional written form or as a PhD with a Creative Practice Component.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct original, in-depth research on Māori and Indigenous media and communication
- Analyze contemporary practices including social media, broadcasting, and film
- Work under the close guidance of at least two expert academic supervisors
- Option to present research as a traditional thesis or with a creative practice component
- Contribute to the growing body of knowledge in global Indigenous studies
Course Overview
This research-based doctoral program explores the dynamic field of indigenous expression within new and emerging media landscapes. Candidates will undertake a significant, supervised research project that critically examines Māori and Indigenous communication practices, from social media and broadcasting to film and the creative arts. The resulting thesis can be presented in traditional written form or as a PhD with a Creative Practice Component.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct original, in-depth research on Māori and Indigenous media and communication
- Analyze contemporary practices including social media, broadcasting, and film
- Work under the close guidance of at least two expert academic supervisors
- Option to present research as a traditional thesis or with a creative practice component
- Contribute to the growing body of knowledge in global Indigenous studies
