Postgraduate Study in Māori Health
Connecting with whānau aspirations for hauora.
Learn how to weave together te ao Māori and health practice to make a difference for hauora across the life course.
Kia matomato te tipu o te pā harakeke.
Learn from inspirational hauora Māori teachers, how to connect with and work alongside Māori individuals, whānau, and communities.
Are you just starting uni?
Learn about studying Māori Health as an undergraduate at Otago.
Choose a study option
Whether you are advancing your career with our specialised graduate qualifications or pursuing in-depth research and expertise through our postgraduate programmes, Otago is here to support your aspirations.
Postgraduate qualifications
Honours, Master’s, PhDs, and other advanced degrees for graduates. Just one additional year of study will earn you a valuable postgraduate degree. Or perhaps you want the depth of a full year of research-only time during a Master’s or to step up to a PhD.
Graduate Qualifications
Our graduate qualifications are crafted to transition students from foundational studies to advanced, specialised knowledge.
Ready to apply?
Take your expertise to the next level with advanced study.
Papers
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Contacts
Contact your local schools' liaison officer if you're currently at secondary school.
Or contact the Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHealSc) team:
Waea / Tel +64 3 479 7202
Īmēra / Email bhealsc@otago.ac.nz
Māori Health is delivered by Kōhatu – Centre for Hauora Māori:
Waea / Tel +64 3 479 4878
Īmēra / Email undergrad.hauoramaori@otago.ac.nz
Wāhitau tukutuku / Web otago.ac.nz/oms/about/deans-office/student-support/hauora-maori
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