Te Ao Hākinakina

• Learn about Indigenous health and wellbeing, sporting culture, and physical education, and find ways to incorporate Kaupapa Māori into your training and teaching methods.
• Explore current barriers to help improve access and outcomes in the sports industry for Māori and Indigenous athletes.
• Develop confidence engaging with bicultural communities and industry through sport and health education, including the opportunity to learn basic te reo.
• Practical experiences throughout study working with bicultural sports organisations, educational programmes, and communities.

This study will prepare you to reflect on and critique bicultural practises in the sports and health industries, giving you the opportunity to create meaningful changes and engage with organisations that support Indigenous athletes.

Career pathways could include:

• outreach coordinator
• kaiārahi
• sports educator
• health promoter.

Find out more about what you can do with a degree from UC.