MIndS Master of Indigenous Studies
Course Overview
This Master's program situates Māori and Pacific cultures within the global framework of indigenous experiences, exploring colonial histories, cultural rights, and self-determination. It is designed to build upon an undergraduate degree and provides a critical qualification for careers dedicated to supporting indigenous communities both in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally.
Key Program Highlights
- Examines indigenous colonial and post-colonial experiences from a global perspective
- Centers on Māori and Pacific cultures, histories, and rights
- Advances careers in community development, policy, and advocacy
- Builds upon undergraduate studies in Māori Studies, Pacific Studies, or Education
- Equips graduates to support self-determination efforts for indigenous peoples
Course Overview
This Master's program situates Māori and Pacific cultures within the global framework of indigenous experiences, exploring colonial histories, cultural rights, and self-determination. It is designed to build upon an undergraduate degree and provides a critical qualification for careers dedicated to supporting indigenous communities both in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally.
Key Program Highlights
- Examines indigenous colonial and post-colonial experiences from a global perspective
- Centers on Māori and Pacific cultures, histories, and rights
- Advances careers in community development, policy, and advocacy
- Builds upon undergraduate studies in Māori Studies, Pacific Studies, or Education
- Equips graduates to support self-determination efforts for indigenous peoples
