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Minimum requirementUniversity Entrance (specific subjects apply). If English is not your first language, IELTS 6.0 Academic (no lower than 6.0 in any band).
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Content
Our degree has been specially designed with the needs and career goals of modern speakers of Te Reo Māori in mind.
Our goal is to provide you with strong skills in written and spoken Te Reo Māori as well as an understanding of how you can make Te Reo Māori an important part of your career in Aotearoa and across the globe.
To give you a strong start, your study begins with an initial focus on Māori language, linguistics and cultural studies.
Once your introduction to Te Reo is complete you can begin to decide the direction of your own studies through an elective pathway chosen from a wide range of subjects at Ara.
This pathway will run alongside your advanced courses in Te Reo and Tikanga Māori until you bring them together in a capstone research project at the end of your third year.
Examples of the types of career path which you can focus on include: business, applied management, health and wellness, applied science, language revival, sustainability and the environment, iwi development, outdoor education, language teaching and translation.
Credit recognition
Credit recognition is available for this programme; if you have related skills, knowledge and/or experience, it may count towards part or even all of the qualification.
To learn more about credit recognition please see our Centre For Assessment of Prior Learning.
Programme structure
To complete this Degree you are required to complete a minimum total of 360 credits. Please browse the guide below to view the course options currently available within this qualification.
Core courses
Elective Courses
To be a full time student you need to maintain a workload of 120 credits per year. We recommend you talk with us to ensure you choose electives to benefit your future career.
Entry requirements
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NCEA Level 3 (60 credits at Level 3 and 20 credits at Level 2 or higher) which must include 14 credits at Level 3 in each of three approved* subjects and
- Literacy* - 10 credits at Level 2 or above, made up of 5 credits in reading, 5 credits in writing and
- Numeracy* - 10 credits at Level 1 or above (specified achievement standards, or unit standards 26623, 26626, 26627) and
- 12 credits Te Reo Maori Level 1 (or equivalent)
Note: Students who have undertaken examinations other than NCEA (eg International Baccalaureate, Cambridge examination) should contact us for requirements.
* NZQA approved subjects: see http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/qualifications-standards/awards/university-entrance/
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Skills for tertiary study (including literacy and numeracy) may be acquired through study, work and/or life experience. Students who can demonstrate these skills may be approved for alternative entry. Literacy and numeracy assessments are available.
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A pass in Certificate in Maori Studies (Te Ata Hou), or Diploma in Maori Studies (Te Hapara).
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If English is not your first language you may also be required to provide evidence of your English language skills. If you have no evidence of your English language skills and are a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident, contact us for an assessment.
OVERALL IELTS REQUIREMENTS | |||
6.0 ACADEMIC | |||
SPEAKING6.0 |
READING6.0 |
WRITING6.0 |
LISTENING6.0 |
Selection criteria
Applicants who meet the requirements for admission are accepted into the programme in the order their applications are received.
| PROGRAMME CODE: | CH4041 |
| LEVEL: | 7 |
| CREDITS: | 360 |
| COMMENCES: | February, July |
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Domestic: Received all year
International: Please enquire
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| ANNUAL FEES: |
Domestic: $5,250 - $5,850
International: Please enquire
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| LOCATION: | Christchurch - Madras Street |
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Next steps
To apply for this programme please:
- Complete an Admission and Enrolment form or an International Application form.
If you don't meet the criteria for entry into this programme, we can help you meet entry level with our foundation and bridging programmes.
Alternatively, if you feel you have gained your learning through on the job experience talk to us about recognition or assessment of prior learning .
Application documents
Career opportunities
As a graduate you will have a high level of proficiency in spoken and written Te Reo Māori. There are many career options open to you such as language teaching, iwi development, iwi liaison, community support, Kaitiaki, Māori performing arts (composer and/or performer) and translation.
Study pathways
You could further your studies with postgraduate studies or graduate certificates and diplomas (eg AUT, Masters in Arts (Māori); Ara, Graduate Diplomas in Business/Applied Management; Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching.
Recommended school subjects
- Te Reo Māori
- English
- Maths
- Social Studies
- Admission & Enrolment Form PDF File: 192.8 KB
- International Application Form PDF File: 132.1 KB
Level 5
Applied Language Studies
LING501
15.0 credits
Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability
AMBH500
15.0 credits
Cultural Studies
CLST501
15.0 credits
Environmental Science: Systems and Processes
BSOE502
15.0 credits
Health Promotion 1
ASHP500
15.0 credits
Health and Physical Education Foundations
BSOE503
15.0 credits
Introduction to Nutrition
ASIN500
15.0 credits
Mana Whenua - Local Histories and Culture
BLMA500
15.0 credits
Nga Mahi o Rehia
BLMA508
15.0 credits
Physical Activity, Lifestyle, and Health
ASLH500
15.0 credits
Principles and Practice of English Language Teaching to Adults
CELT500
30.0 credits
Te Kākano
BLMA501
30.0 credits
Te Pihinga
BLMA502
30.0 credits
Level 6
A Systems Approach to Sustainability
BSOE600
15.0 credits
Environmental Science 2: Field Application
BSOE602
15.0 credits
He Whao Kupu, He Kupu Whakanikoniko
BLMA602
30.0 credits
Health Promotion 2
ASHP600
15.0 credits
Health and Physical Education Applications
BSOE603
15.0 credits
Iwi Studies
BLMA604
15.0 credits
Language Ecology
BLMA603
15.0 credits
Māori Development
BLMA607
15.0 credits
Māori Language Planning
BLMA606
15.0 credits
Nga Mahi a Hine-te-iwaiwa
BLMA608
15.0 credits
Te Aitanga a Kiwa
BLMA605
15.0 credits
Te Mahuri
BLMA601
30.0 credits
Level 7
Capstone Project
BLMA704
30.0 credits
Implementing Sustainable Practice
BSOE700
15.0 credits
Resource Management: Policy and Planning
BSOE702
15.0 credits
Special Topics in Health and Nutrition
ASHW700
15.0 credits
Te Kohure
BLMA701
30.0 credits
Te Reo Korero
BLMA703
15.0 credits
Te Reo o te Marae
BLMA702
15.0 credits