This Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program offers a unique pathway to conduct advanced, supervised research that contributes meaningfully to the field of Indigenous Studies. Candidates can pursue a standard thesis, a PhD with Publication, or a PhD with a Creative Practice Component, allowing for both academic and culturally-grounded modes of inquiry. The program is distinguished by its focus on Indigenous worldviews and the option to incorporate Māori creative and performing arts, providing deep insights into Māori tikanga (cultural practices).
Key Program Highlights
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Conduct original research under the guidance of at least two expert supervisors
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Choose from three distinct pathways: Standard PhD, PhD with Publication, or PhD with Creative Practice
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Engage with the rapidly emerging and socially critical field of Indigenous Studies
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Integrate Māori creative and performing arts to diversify your research approach
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Gain profound, unique insights into Māori tikanga and Indigenous worldviews
