MAORI100

Kōkiri: Academic Skills for Indigenous Studies

2027

15

100

A Trimester

Hamilton

This paper introduces academic skills that are directly useful for the rest of your university studies but will also provide a foundation for critical thinking and clear communication beyond the university. We focus on academic conventions in relation to Indigenous Studies: understanding the Indigenous and colonial contexts of tertiary study; the politics and practices of reading, writing, citation and oral presentation; key critical terminology; and an introduction to Māori, Pacific and Indigenous research methods.

Teaching Periods and Locations

27A (HAM)
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A Trimester :
01 Mar 2027 - 27 Jun 2027
Hamilton 100% internal assessment

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