Bethany uses valuable foundational elements from her Master of Indigenous Studies in her current role as a writer.

As a public affairs officer at the British High Commission, Guy Patrick works across public engagement, communications, and relationship-building.

Mia-Mae likens her role at Waipapa Taumata Rau to the currents of the ocean. The Master of Indigenous Studies has helped her navigate them.

Tevita’s critical work and leadership in the education sector has been enhanced and fortified by the community he found at university.

Freya's BA in Art History and English has helped her develop the necessary skills in her role as an image orders technician.

Haya's BA in Communication gave her the tools to help grow her business.

George's Arts degree set him up for a strong start as a professional communicator.

Developing crucial skills in communication and problem solving, Niki is helping to create tangible benefits in her work with MFAT.

Melissa followed her passion for Linguistics from undergraduate to postgraduate studies and has honed critical research skills.

Through the skills he learned in his BA, Renz is able to see through the statistics he works with at Stats NZ and explore the human implications within.

Linguistics and English graduate Ellie Greenly works at Microsoft and is passionate about bringing arts and technology together.

Hector's Master of Arts in Māori Studies gave him the tools to prosper in the information age.

Phoebe talks about her role as a Caption Producer at Able, and what she loves about working in the media accessibility industry.

A Master of Arts in Criminology allowed Natasha Sharan to bring about real-world change in her role.

Edward's study gave him crucial skills in lateral thinking and analysis for his role as Senior Specialist in Māori Heritage at Auckland Council.

Tayla Marlow's Arts degree helped her discover her passion for TV production.