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Fascinated by the history and creative activities of humankind, and how they shape societies and our future? Then a Bachelor of Arts (BA) is for you. Our graduates are in demand for their flexible skills, practical outlook, and depth of understanding.

Why study a BA?

With a BA you gain an internationally recognised degree, leading to diverse career opportunities. Through your study you will develop sector-specific analytical abilities and research experience, well-honed written and verbal communication skills, and a broad perspective on the world and its various cultures.

Depending on the major subject you choose, the BA may be taken within the School of Arts, the School of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Maori and Indigenous Studies or the Faculty of Law.

Career Opportunities

Communications Advisor

Composer

Creative Art Director

Creative Performer

Cultural Advisor

Designer

Events manager

Journalist

Media Producer

Professional Writer

Why study Maori Language/Te Reo Maori?

Te reo Maori is an official language of Aotearoa/New Zealand. The study of te reo will enhance your identity as an individual and will help you establish a framework for other worldviews, international links and connections. The ability to be fluent in both Maori and English has become increasingly important within a number of professional areas including education, medicine, research, media, government and tourism. You'll learn in a supportive environment incorporating new and exciting ways to deliver the language and with practitioners who are committed to the ongoing survival, retention and maintenance of te reo Maori. The Te Reo Maori programme at Waikato enables you to learn the language from an introductory level through to advanced. We are the only university that teaches level 3 during undergraduate study. This gives you the advantage of attaining advanced language skills before progressing to graduate level or moving into the workforce. There is also the opportunity to join a one year, full time, total immersion programme or a mainstream programme for those who would rather study at a slower pace.