Samoan

This program focuses on the Samoan language and culture, making it ideal for students interested in Pacific studies, anthropology, or linguistics. It is particularly beneficial for New Zealand-born Samoans who wish to connect with their heritage. The program is designed for those who appreciate cultural diversity and seek to deepen their understanding of fa'a Samoa.

Students will explore various aspects of Samoan culture, including values and worldviews. The curriculum may include topics related to language structure, cultural practices, and historical contexts. This knowledge is essential for those looking to engage in fields such as education, social services, or cultural advocacy.

Graduates can pursue careers in education, public service, social services, business, and journalism. Specific job titles may include language teacher, cultural advisor, social worker, or interpreter. The skills gained from this program are transferable across various industries, making graduates versatile in the job market.