Graduate Diploma in Arts - Maori Resource Management

Victoria University of Wellington

The Graduate Diploma will also prepare you to study that subject at postgraduate level, such as the Bachelor of Arts with Honours or the Master of Arts. The GDipArts can be completed in two trimesters when studied full time, or in up to four years if you're studying part time. You don't need to have a Bachelor of Arts to complete a GDipArts-graduates with any undergraduate degree can enrol. Gain an in-depth understanding of how Māori manage their environmental resources, like land, lakes, forests and fisheries, while learning the basics of Māori language. Examine the ownership of resources and find out why Māori do and don't own some of them. You'll also examine the laws that help or restrict Māori as they govern their resources and get the skills to contribute to Māori social, economic and political development.