Institute of Technology or Polytechnic
Eastern Institute of Technology
Master of Professional Practice
This course is available
On-Campus
Level of Study
Master's Degree
Next start date
Expected Feb 2023
Campus
Eastern Institute of Technology
Summary
The Master of Professional Practice allows graduates of Bachelor of Arts (Maori), Bachelor of Arts (Maori) Honours, Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education), Bachelor of Teaching (Primary), Bachelor of Social Work and Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) and graduates from related fields to undertake post-graduate learning tailored to individual needs and interests.
Make a Difference in Your Career!
If you work with people and want to enhance and develop your practice, this programme is for you. This programme will enable you to follow your passions and interests within your own professional context, while focusing on the unique bicultural settings of Aotearoa.
The Master of Professional Practice allows those working in the fields of education, social work, iwi and community development and other related fields to undertake post-graduate learning tailored to individual needs and interests.
Entry criteria
All applicants will meet with a Programme Coordinator to explore the ways the programme can meet their learning and development interests.
- An undergraduate degree in a socio-cultural field with a B average or better, OR
- B average in a postgraduate qualification (Level 8), OR
- Where the applicant does not meet the entry criteria above, the applicant may be admitted to Te Tohu Titohu mo Te Aka Whakaaroaro | Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Practice and upon successful completion of two courses (B average) from the Schedule to the Regulations of Te Tohu Titohu mo Te Aka Whakaaroaro | Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Practice, can gain admission to Te Tohu Paerua mo Te Aka Whakaaroaro | Master of Professional Practice.
- Progression to Level 9 courses is dependent upon satisfactory academic progress.
- Usually the applicant will be engaged in some form of socio-cultural practice.
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