Think Pacific Projects (Fiji)

Think Pacific

Think Pacific Projects

Fiji

About the programme

Experience the unique culture, customs and way of life of the South Pacific islands. Make lifelong friendships and shared memories on a challenging team project whilst developing unique skills, boosting your confidence and making a real contribution.

Think Pacific’s projects offer you the opportunity to actually join a traditional village, become a member of a Fijian family and work as a team to contribute to youth, sports, health or building initiatives – on behalf of the Fijian Ministry of Health, Fijian Ministry of Youth & Sports and other local partners.

Learn more about how to apply for a University-supported space on a Think Pacific project on the University’s learning abroad portal, or get started with an application with Think Pacific directly via their website.

  • Kat’s Report – Youth Empowerment Project (2024)

    Tell us about your experience on this programme Bula! From landing in Nandi to leaving our village, I had thoroughly enjoyed the experience. It was my first time in Fiji, and I was super excited to learn about indigenous Fijian culture and practices! While we were in the village, the sections of each day, being…Continue…

  • Emily’s Report – Youth Empowerment Project (2023)

    Tell us about your experience on this programme I learned about this program from a random CDES email about summer internships. As a Pacific (Samoan) person and a BA student specialising in Pacific Studies, Organisational Studies and Sustainability, Think Pacific’s Fiji experience stood out to me. I’ve always wanted to work within Pacific communities. I…Continue…

  • Myer’s Report – Youth Empowerment Project (2024)

    Tell us about your experience on this programme This week I came back home to Auckland from the most transformative, inspiring and touching experience of my life. Through The University of Auckland, I had the opportunity to go overseas to Fiji and take part in the Youth Empowerment Volunteer Project with Think Pacific. When I…Continue…