Māori Studies will provide you with an enhanced knowledge and understanding of the Māori language, Māori customary lore and the Māori world. This knowledge and understanding may be integrated with other studies or professional areas such as business, education, health, law, management, the media, public administration and social work.Government ministries, businesses, social agencies and educational institutions in New Zealand recognise the need for employees with such knowledge and skills. Excellent employment prospects await graduates with knowledge of issues affecting Māori and other peoples in New Zealand.Māori Studies encourages you to explore the connectivity between different disciplines so as to enable indigenous communities to determine their own future. Graduates develop a multidisciplinary, culturally inflected understanding of contemporary Māori concepts and issues, including the use of cooperation rather than competition, listening as well as communicating with others, and respecting differences.<br>Graduates with a degree in Māori Studies have a broad interdisciplinary knowledge base.<br>This can lead to careers in the fields of: Government ministries, Policy and governance, Teaching, Arts advisors, museum curators, Business, Law,Public health,