Master of Arts in Pacific and Indigenous Studies
The University of Waikato offers a highly respected Master of Arts in Pacific and Indigenous Studies, leveraging its strong academic reputation in Māori and Indigenous research. This program benefits from the university's location and close ties to Indigenous communities, providing unparalleled access to cultural resources and expert faculty. Students will engage with cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary approaches, fostering a deep understanding of Pacific and Indigenous issues within a supportive and culturally rich environment.
18 Months
Masters
New Zealand
180
menu_book Syllabus & Modules
Indigenous Research Methodologies
Core Module
Pacific Island Societies and Cultures
Core Module
Māori Language and Culture
Core Module
Decolonization and Indigenous Futures
Core Module
Global Indigenous Rights
Core Module
Indigenous Sovereignty and Self-Determination
Core Module
Cultural Heritage and Revitalization
Core Module
Postcolonial Theory in Pacific Contexts
Core Module
Career Outcomes
Employment Rate
Graduates employed within 6 months
Average Starting Salary
NZD $60,000 - $85,000
Core Focus & Roles
Entry Requirements
English & Others
Accepts 15 Years Education
Yes
MAX. Backlogs Allowed
4
Application Fee
Waiver Available
Deposit Fee
yes
Document Submission Deadline
Spring:-Jan, Summer:-May
Application Deadline
Spring:-Feb, Summer:-June
Scholarship Deadline
Yes
Academic
- Min GPA 78