Featured Programme
Certificate in Māori Studies (Level 2)
The Certificate in Māori Studies Level 4 is designed to provide foundation skills that will enable students to progress further into tertiary studies and provide basic skills in Māori Language and Customs, reading, writing, listening and speaking.
Featured Profile
Rosie Dennis, Bachelor of Arts (Māori) – Te Whakangungutanga Ki Ngā Tāiro a Kupe Graduate
Ko Hikurangi te maunga, Ko Mangaporo te awa, Ko Horouta te waka, Ko Ngati Porou te iwi, Ko Te-Whanau a te Uruahi te hapu, Ko Tinatoka te marae
Te reo chose me. I came to Te Manga Maori in support of my sister and on that day I felt such warmth from the students, I was intrigued by the kapa haka and how united they all were. I felt a strong pull to sign up to learn everything about my maori heritage - and I haven't looked back!
Featured Staff
Dr Roger CA Maaka
Professor Roger Maaka is Dean of Te Manga Māori and a Professor of Māori and Indigenous Studies he has a PhD in Political Studies and was formerly the Head of the departments of Māori and Native Studies at the Universities of Canterbury, New Zealand, and Saskatchewan, Canada, respectively.
Te Manga Māori on Facebook
Te Manga Māori lecturers and students communicate, share and keep in touch via Facebook. If you are interested in studying Māori at EIT check out what's happening or chat online with students and staff on Facebook.
Te Manga Māori Haka Wars
EIT Te Manga Māori students annually hold a fun and entertaining haka war. Certificate and degree students select and practice cultural songs and hakas and compete in a live performance to friends and family.
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$2000 Discounts Offered to International Alumni
International alumni discounts have been confirmed for July 2013! $2000 off any programme... Read More
May
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2013 Graduation Award Winners
Congratulations to the following 2013 Graduation Award recipients: Pask Winery Award for... Read More
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Life for multi-media artist Elizabeth Kerekere is very much a planned affair
Life for multi-media artist Elizabeth Kerekere is very much a planned affair. The... Read More
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Research Project to Become a Valuable Tool for the Region
EIT Tairawhiti graduates Gayleen Walker and Joedine Birch hope their oral history... Read More