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• Specialised knowledge as this is the only major of its kind in ΢��ҕ�l on Māori communication strategy and Kaupapa Māori (values and goals) in professional workplaces.
• Learn to create public-facing content representing Māori, from print to television to social media.
• Internship projects during your degree will place you within iwi businesses, communication agencies, and other local ΢��ҕ�l contacts.
• This major can be studied alongside other courses such as Te Reo Māori, History, and Geography.

Bicultural practice and expertise are in high demand in many industries. You will be particularly good at advising or creating content for iwi, government, creative, education, or business communication.

You may even find work internationally in places where experience in Indigenous communications and engagement are especially needed, for example in Australia, Canada, and the USA.