Strengthen te reo Māori while exploring taiao through mātauranga and tikanga.  With site visits, projects and kōrero with taiao professionals, you’ll start building networks and experience — a pathway that could set you up for future roles in environmental analysis, policy and planning, climate-tech solutions, or even space/earth-observation where Māori perspectives guide the science.

Ground your business skills in te reo, mātauranga and tikanga. You’ll meet Māori founders and business leaders, and try short work-experience tasters — a pathway that could set you up for future roles in operations/project leadership, starting a new business, or stepping into governance across iwi investments and national organisations.

Reo, mātauranga and tikanga shaping how we understand health care. Through exposure to practitioners and leaders — you’ll connect learning to real mahi and whānau outcomes — a pathway that could set you up for future roles in health policy and service management, nursing, medicine, or digital-health innovation that helps create a system that works better for Māori.

Build your te reo Māori in broadcasting. Guided by industry mentors — a pathway that could set you up for future roles in producing and commissioning, investigative storytelling, content strategy, or founding a kaupapa Māori studio that shapes Aotearoa’s media landscape.

Strengthen your reo and deepen your understanding of mātauranga and tikanga as you learn to lead learning in classrooms and kaupapa Māori settings. Alongside experienced kaiako, you’ll make authentic connections — a pathway that could set you up for future roles in teaching, principalship (tumuaki), curriculum/assessment advisory, learning design, or developing tech that empowers Māori-medium success.