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Master of Indigenous Studies MIndigSt

Explore innovations in Indigenous research and self-determination through a dedicated Master's programme.

Best for:Best for students and professionals seeking advanced academic training in Indigenous rights, cultural studies, and self-determination frameworks.

University of Auckland · Auckland, New Zealand · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Indigenous researchSelf-determinationCultural issuesEconomic challengesIndigenous worldviews
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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Start date
2027-03-01
Location
Auckland
New Zealand

Overview

The Master of Indigenous Studies at the University of Auckland offers an immersive academic experience focused on the innovations emerging from global Indigenous research. Students engage critically with the political, cultural, and economic challenges Indigenous communities navigate in their pursuit of self-determination, known as tino rangatiratanga. Underpinned by authentic Indigenous worldviews, the curriculum provides robust opportunities for advanced intellectual engagement and specialized research. Participants are expected to contribute fresh insights and innovative approaches to contemporary Indigenous issues while developing a broad understanding of relevant related fields.

Indigenous Studiestino rangatiratangacultural studiesanthropologysocial scienceshuman geography

What you'll do

  • Engage with political, cultural, and economic issues affecting Indigenous peoples
  • Study innovations and methodologies emerging from Indigenous research
  • Contribute new insights and approaches to Indigenous studies through coursework and research
  • Participate in intellectual discussions underpinned by Indigenous worldviews

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent academic qualification

Degree offered: Master of Indigenous Studies

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Critical analysis of cultural and political issues
  • Familiarity with social sciences or humanities research methodologies
  • Engagement with Indigenous perspectives or worldviews
Nice to have
Prior academic background in anthropology, cultural studies, or sociologyExperience working with Indigenous communities or organizations

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Interested applicants can submit their application directly through the official course admissions portal provided by the institution. Ensure all academic transcripts and supporting documentation are prepared as required by the university's admissions guidelines.

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  • Proof of identity
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