Massey is the only university to offer degrees in Māori visual arts. The BMVA has a strong Māori kaupapa, with te reo, tikanga, and manaakitanga at its core. The Bachelor of Māori Visual Arts (BMVA) will provide you with a culturally based education in design, two and three-dimensional art theory and making, discussion on art issues relating to the development of Māori art, development of your perceptual and conceptual skills, a cultural foundation for visual communication and interaction with the broader Māori community through exhibitions and community programmes.

Keep in mind that this program is not offered as direct entry and requires completion of a pathway program. The tuition fee is estimated upon national currency and therefore, is subject to change. Moreover, it may also vary due to individual courses a student enrolls in.