UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO · NEW ZEALAND
Nga Tikanga o te Marae (TIKA504)
Master's · Taught in en
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This paper critically examines the customs and protocols of the marae, investigating their relevance to contemporary Māori culture. It also explores current government regulations that may conflict with traditional Māori marae protocols. Please note that this paper was not offered in 2025. Information for the 2024 offering is available.
Careers
While this specific paper focuses on Marae Tikanga, a broader study in related fields at the University of Waikato, such as Māori Studies or Cultural Heritage, can lead to diverse career paths. Graduates often find roles in cultural advisory, community development, education, heritage management, and government sectors where understanding of Māori culture and protocols is highly valued.
- Cultural Advisor
- Community Development Officer
- Museum Curator
- Cultural Heritage Manager
- Māori Language Teacher
- Policy Advisor (Māori Affairs)
Frequently asked questions
- When was the Nga Tikanga o te Marae (TIKA504) paper last offered, and is it available now?
- This paper was not offered in 2025. Information for the 2024 offering is available, and it is advisable to check for current availability.
- What are the tuition fees for this programme?
- Tuition fees for this specific paper are not specified in the provided documents. Please refer to the University of Waikato's general fee information for programmes.
- What are the potential career outcomes after completing studies related to this paper?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as Cultural Advisor, Community Development Officer, Museum Curator, or Policy Advisor (Māori Affairs), particularly with broader studies in fields like Māori Studies or Cultural Heritage.
- How do I apply for programmes at the University of Waikato?
- You can find detailed application instructions on the University of Waikato website. This typically involves researching programmes, checking entry requirements, submitting an application with supporting documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and accepting an offer of admission.
- What academic level is the Nga Tikanga o te Marae paper?
- This paper is taught at a 500 level, indicating it is an advanced study suitable for a master's degree.
- Are there any scholarships available for students?
- The University of Waikato and its partners offer General University Scholarships based on Academic Merit or general criteria, which can help with fees and living expenses. More information can be found on the University's scholarship portal.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Fees for this paper are not specified in the provided documents. Please refer to the University of Waikato's general fee information for programmes.
Tuition (home)Fees for this paper are not specified in the provided documents. Please refer to the University of Waikato's general fee information for programmes.
LivingLiving costs are not specified for this paper. Please refer to the University of Waikato's general information on living costs for students.
Indicative fees are current as of May 5, 2026 01:20am.
How to apply
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4. Submit Application and DocumentsComplete the application form accurately and submit it along with all required supporting documents, such as academic transcripts, certificates, and proof of English proficiency.
5. Accept OfferIf your application is successful, you will receive an offer of admission. You will need to formally accept this offer and meet any conditions specified.
6. Prepare for StudyOnce your place is confirmed, prepare for your arrival by arranging accommodation, visas (if applicable), and familiarising yourself with the campus and student services.
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Accreditation
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Frequently asked questions
When was the Nga Tikanga o te Marae (TIKA504) paper last offered, and is it available now?
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This paper was not offered in 2025. Information for the 2024 offering is available, and it is advisable to check for current availability.
What are the tuition fees for this programme?
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Tuition fees for this specific paper are not specified in the provided documents. Please refer to the University of Waikato's general fee information for programmes.
What are the potential career outcomes after completing studies related to this paper?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as Cultural Advisor, Community Development Officer, Museum Curator, or Policy Advisor (Māori Affairs), particularly with broader studies in fields like Māori Studies or Cultural Heritage.
How do I apply for programmes at the University of Waikato?
+
You can find detailed application instructions on the University of Waikato website. This typically involves researching programmes, checking entry requirements, submitting an application with supporting documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and accepting an offer of admission.
What academic level is the Nga Tikanga o te Marae paper?
+
This paper is taught at a 500 level, indicating it is an advanced study suitable for a master's degree.
Are there any scholarships available for students?
+
The University of Waikato and its partners offer General University Scholarships based on Academic Merit or general criteria, which can help with fees and living expenses. More information can be found on the University's scholarship portal.