BA - Maori Resource Management in Wellington New Zealand | Victoria University of Wellington

Develop a comprehensive knowledge of Māori approaches to managing natural assets such as land, waterways, woodlands, and fishing grounds, while acquiring fundamental Māori language skills. Investigate resource ownership structures and discover the reasons behind Māori possession or lack of possession of certain resources. You'll also study the legal frameworks that either support or limit Māori governance of their resources, gaining valuable skills to contribute to Māori advancement in social, economic, and political spheres.
Pursue your interests through diverse academic disciplines and cultivate the adaptability and creative thinking essential in today's evolving employment landscape. Opt for the Bachelor of Arts program at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington. Acquire fresh perspectives on global societies and cultures. The university's Bachelor of Arts (BA) program ranks among the top 1% globally for Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences according to the 2023 QS World University Rankings.

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This program offers profound understanding of diverse cultures, languages, artistic expressions, historical developments, political systems, and social structures that will broaden your worldview and stimulate intellectual growth.

Earn your degree in a field you're truly passionate about and pave the way for a rewarding professional journey. BA graduates find employment opportunities across nearly all sectors. Your capacity for multifaceted thinking—combined with strong research and analytical abilities—can be valuable in countless career paths. At Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, you'll be inspired to consider how your education can help build a forward-thinking, inclusive, and globally engaged community.