Farming
A course by
Lincoln University
Explore the integration of Māori worldviews into agriculture, investigating land management, policy, governance, and food systems through Māori and local case studies.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Lincoln University, Lincoln

Critique the integration of Māori worldviews and environmental reciprocity within agricultural systems.

Critically compare Māori food system case studies with local or global agricultural practices.

Evaluate the impact of policy frameworks and governance structures on Māori land management within the context of Māori food system case studies.
This course investigates Māori worldviews and their integration with agricultural systems, focusing on case studies of successful Māori food systems. Students will explore agrifood production, policy frameworks, governance structures impacting Māori land management, and strategies for effective consultation and collaboration with Māori/takata whenua. The course aims to develop a critical understanding of indigenous agricultural practices and the ways they intersect with contemporary governance and policy.
What you need to know first
Recommended preparation: AGRI 601 - Future Ethical and Sustainable Agriculture

Agriculture
Indigenous land management
Sustainable food systems

Agricultural policy advisor
Land management specialist
Māori agribusiness consultant
Farming
A course by
Lincoln University
Explore the integration of Māori worldviews into agriculture, investigating land management, policy, governance, and food systems through Māori and local case studies.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Lincoln University, Lincoln

Critique the integration of Māori worldviews and environmental reciprocity within agricultural systems.

Critically compare Māori food system case studies with local or global agricultural practices.

Evaluate the impact of policy frameworks and governance structures on Māori land management within the context of Māori food system case studies.
This course investigates Māori worldviews and their integration with agricultural systems, focusing on case studies of successful Māori food systems. Students will explore agrifood production, policy frameworks, governance structures impacting Māori land management, and strategies for effective consultation and collaboration with Māori/takata whenua. The course aims to develop a critical understanding of indigenous agricultural practices and the ways they intersect with contemporary governance and policy.
What you need to know first
Recommended preparation: AGRI 601 - Future Ethical and Sustainable Agriculture

Agriculture
Indigenous land management
Sustainable food systems

Agricultural policy advisor
Land management specialist
Māori agribusiness consultant
Food systems researcher
Food systems researcher