Study Māori and indigenous development - Te Ara Poutama
Study with us and you'll learn in a supportive whānau environment, while completing one of our cutting-edge qualifications. We are a community – and we live out the idea of whakapakari, which means to discover, evolve and grow.
Our Māori and indigenous development programmes have been developed in response to the need for skilled Māori professionals in the fast-growing business and media sectors. Whichever programme you choose to study, you’ll be well-prepared for a bright future where you can make a positive difference to your whānau and community.
Undergraduate study in Māori and indigenous development will give you a solid grounding in your chosen area.
Bachelor's degree
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Business Conjoint Programmes
- Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences Conjoint Programmes
Studying a bachelor's degree? You can also study:
You can study Māori and indigenous development subjects as part of many AUT bachelor’s degrees, not just the ones listed above. Choose either a major (a main subject you specialise in), a minor (a smaller subject) or an elective course:
Graduate certificates and diplomas
Postgraduate study in Māori and indigenous development will build on your knowledge and expertise in your area of interest.
A certificate or diploma will give you an introduction to your chosen subject and can prepare you for further study.
A short course will develop your skills and knowledge in an area of personal or professional interest.
Research in Māori and indigenous development
We believe in high-quality research that has impact, and have research strengths across Māori and indigenous development.
More about our researchHistory department
History is one of the fastest-growing disciplines at AUT. We offer world-class teaching, and are New Zealand’s leading university in online history learning.
History department
Contact details
Contact us online
Phone 0800 AUT AUT (0800 288 288)
Te Ara Poutama
WB Building, Level 3, City Campus
Wellesley Street
Auckland City
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