You are encouraged to seek help from a member of the staff on matters related to your academic programme. The first degree in which you graduate is only the first step in your climb to the top of your mountain of knowledge. The third step is the completion of a thesis where you will then graduate with an MA degree. The final step to the top is the completion of a thesis for the award of your doctorate. Two language papers, four tikanga papers, two special topic papers and a self directed research paper.
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If you wish to enrol in any of these papers you must consult with the Coordinator of the paper or the Head of School. A detailed study of art, culture and society in Aotearoa and the Pacific, from traditional times to the present day, focussing on issues of identity and decolonisation. Not offered 2001 This paper is a comparative analysis of various ethnographic works and perceptions of Maori tribal history, culture and society. Internal assessment This paper explores research theories and practices and their application to Maori historical and contemporary issues. Internal assessment This paper will address cultural issues in traditional Maori society with reference to primary sources.