Course catalogue / University of Otago
UniversityMaster of Indigenous Studies (MIndS)
- Qualification
- Master
- Audience
- Domestic students
Entry requirements
Applicants must normally have completed an Honours degree or 4-year bachelor's degree, or a 3-year bachelor's degree plus at least 3 years' relevant experience and evidence of ability for advanced academic study. In exceptional cases, non-graduates with equivalent training/experience in management, administration, or indigenous community leadership may be considered, subject to Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Humanities) approval and possibly prescribed papers.
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Extracted from the official programme page · last confirmed 6 July 2026 · always confirm details with University of Otago before applying.