BA and Commerce -Maori Studies in Dunedin New Zealand | University of Otago

StudyingMaori culture offers a deeper comprehension of theMaori language, traditional customs, and worldview. These insights can complement various academic disciplines and professional fields including commerce, teaching, healthcare, legal studies, administration, journalism, public service, and social services.
New Zealand's government departments, corporations, community organizations, and schools increasingly value staff members with this cultural expertise. Graduates who understand matters impacting bothMaori and other New Zealand communities enjoy outstanding career opportunities.
There's growing demand forMaori Studies graduates to develop solutions supportingMaori communities and to advance the principles outlined in the Treaty of Waitangi.
Combining multiple specializations in your degree, whether dual majors or a major with a minor, enhances your employability. AMaori Studies specialization will distinguish you professionally, giving you a competitive edge in your career path.