BA / Bachelor of Music Conjoint -Maori Studies in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

Enhance your music education by exploring diverse subjects across humanities, social sciences, cultures, and languages. Study under top researchers while refining your craft with guidance from the nation's premier instrumental instructors, music scholars, and composers. Our BABMus program cultivates crucial abilities to navigate and succeed in our rapidly transforming global economy and dynamic music sector. This degree prepares you for professional success by fostering key competencies like sophisticated communication, innovative problem-solving, research proficiency, analytical reasoning, adaptability, and cultural awareness. You'll gain the tools to capitalize on emerging possibilities shaped by societal shifts, technological progress, and industry evolution.

Tailor yourMaori Studies coursework to align with your personal interests and professional aspirations. Options includeMaori language studies, media representations ofMaori culture, traditional artifacts, historical perspectives, political frameworks, and performing arts (kapa haka). You may pursueMaori Studies as one of two primary BA concentrations (a dual major). Completion requires passing a minimum of 120 points (eight courses) for each major, including at least 45 points (three courses) at the advanced Stage III level.