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A programme in Tikanga Maori offers students the opportunity to study Maori cultural studies to a high level of competency.
Tikanga Maori is available as a major for the BA, BMPD and BSocSc. Tikanga Maori may also be taken as a second major or as a supporting subject within other undergraduate degrees, subject to academic approval of the Faculty or School of Studies in which the student is enrolled.
To complete a major in Tikanga Maori, students must gain 120 points above 100 level in Tikanga Maori, including either TIKA263 or TIKA264, and either TIKA363 or TIKA364, and at least 40 further points above 200 level. As well as the 100 level prerequisites specified for papers at 200 level and above, it is recommended that students intending to major in Tikanga Maori include MAOR100 in the first year of their programme of study.
To complete a supporting subject in Tikanga Maori, students must include either TIKA163 or TIKA164, and either TIKA263 or TIKA264.
Note: Students may not include more than two MPDV coded papers in their programme of study. Admission to some 300 level Tikanga Maori papers is at the discretion of the lecturer.
| 100 level | 200 level | 300 level | Prescriptions for the GradCert(Tikanga) and GradDip(Tikanga) | Prescriptions for the PGCert(Tikanga), PGDip(Tikanga), BA(Hons), BSocSc(Hons), MA, MMPD and MSocSc | Prescriptions for the MPhil | Prescriptions for the PhD |
100 level |
| COMP124 - He Tomokanga ki te Ao Rorohiko |
| MAOR100 - 13B (TGA), 13B (HAM), 13S (TGA) & 13S (HAM) - Te Reo Maori me ona Tikanga: The Maori Language and its Customs |
| MMAC121 - Communication in Aotearoa/New Zealand |
| MPDV100 - 13A (HAM) - Introduction to Development Studies |
| TIKA151 - 13A (HAM) - Te Raranga Kete: Introduction to Maori Fibre Arts |
| TIKA157 - Mahi Whakaari: Performing Arts - An Ancient Perspective |
| TIKA163 - 13A (NET) & 13A (HAM) - Te Ao Tawhito, Te Ao Hou: Introduction to Traditional and Contemporary Maori Society |
| TIKA164 - 13A (HAM) - Mai Tuawhakarere ki te Ao Hurihuri |
| TTWA150 - 13A (TGA) & 13B (HAM) - Te Tiriti o Waitangi: An Introduction to the Treaty of Waitangi |
| TTWA171 - Tributes and Treaties: The Spirit of Maori and Pacific Business |
200 level |
| GEOG219 - 13A (HAM) - Maori Lands and Communities |
| HIST227 - Encounters in Aotearoa: Maori and Pakeha |
| MMAC221 - 13A (HAM) - From Maori Oral Traditions to Social Networking: Evolution of Maori Media and Communication |
| MPDV200 - 13B (HAM) - Indigenous Development in the Pacific Region |
| MPDV201 - 13A (HAM) - Issues of Ownership in Maori and Pacific Development |
| TIKA211 - 13B (HAM) - He Taonga Tuku Iho: Evolving Maori Art |
| TIKA241 - 13A (HAM) - Te Ao Oro: The Maori World of Sound |
| TIKA251 - 13B (HAM) - Raranga Whakairo: Design Elements in Maori Fibre Arts |
| TIKA257 - 13A (HAM) - Kapa Haka: Noble Dances of the Maori |
| TIKA260 - 13A (HAM) - Special Topic: Saving te reo Maori and tikanga Maori for future generations: What the research recommends |
| TIKA263 - 13B (HAM) - He Ara Tikanga: Maori Customs and Effects of a Changing World |
| TIKA264 - 13B (HAM) - Nga Tikanga Apatahi |
| TIKA290 - He Rangahau Tikanga: Directed Study |
| TTWA201 - 13B (TGA) & 13B (HAM) - Te Hono ki a Papatuanuku: Treaty Issues - Connections and Relationships |
300 level |
| HIST330 - Researching Iwi/Maori History |
| MPDV300 - 13A (HAM) - Contemporary Issues in Maori and Pacific Development |
| MPDV302 - 13B (HAM) - Sustainable Development in Maori and Pacific Contexts |
| MPDV390 - 13B (NET) & 13B (HAM) - Directed Study |
| TIKA310 - 13A (HAM) - Nga Pepeha, nga Whakatauki me nga Kupu Whakaari: Proverbial and Prophetic Sayings |
| TIKA341 - 13B (HAM) - Nga Taonga Puoro mai i te Ao Tawhito ki te Ao Hou: Ancient and Contemporary Music of the Maori |
| TIKA351 - 13T (HAM) - Te Aho Reikura: Creative Practice in Maori Fibre Arts |
| TIKA357 - 13B (HAM) - Nga Mahi-a-Rehia: Leisure Pursuits of the Maori |
| TIKA360 - Special Topic |
| TIKA363 - 13A (HAM) - Nga Tohu o te Mana Maori: Markers of Maori Identity |
| TIKA364 - 13A (HAM) - Nga Korero-a-Iwi |
| TIKA390 - 13B (HAM) - He Rangahau Tikanga: Directed Study |
| TTWA301 - 13A (HAM) - Te Tino Rangatiratanga me te Kawanatanga: Reconciliation or Conflict? |
Prescriptions for the GradCert(Tikanga) and GradDip(Tikanga) A Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma are available to graduates who have not included Maori Cultural Studies/Tikanga Maori at an advanced level in their first degree. |
Prescriptions for the PGCert(Tikanga), PGDip(Tikanga), BA(Hons), BSocSc(Hons), MA, MMPD and MSocSc Candidates should have at least a B average over their 300 level Tikanga Maori papers. |
| DEVS501 - 13B (NET) - Strategic Planning for Maori and Pacific Development |
| DEVS502 - 13A (NET) - Sustainable Resource Issues |
| DEVS504 - 13A (NET) - State Policies on Indigenous Development |
| DEVS505 - 13B (NET) - Governance and Nation Building |
| MAOR513 - 13B (HAM) - Karanga me te Whaikorero |
| TIKA503 - 13B (HAM) - Culture, Gender, and Sexuality: Mana Wahine, Mana Tane, Mana Tangata |
| TIKA504 - 13B (HAM) - Nga Tikanga o te Marae |
| TIKA505 - 13S (HAM) - Tikanga Taumatarau |
| TIKA509 - 13A (HAM) - Te Mahi Rangahau: Maori and Pasifika Research Methods and Issues |
| TIKA520 - 13A (HAM) - Nga Waiata me nga Haka |
| TIKA560 - 13S (HAM) - Special Topic: Indigenous Consciousness, Knowledge, Values and Ethics |
| TIKA590 - 13C (HAM) & 13D (HAM) - Directed Study |
| TIKA591 - 13C (HAM) - Dissertation |
| TIKA592 - 13C (HAM) - Dissertation |
| TIKA593 - 13C (HAM) - Tikanga Maori Thesis |
| TIKA594 - 13C (HAM) - Tikanga Maori Thesis |
Prescriptions for the MPhil The Master of Philosophy is a one year research-based degree in which students undertake a programme of approved and supervised research that leads to a thesis which critically investigates an approved topic of substance and significance, demonstrates expertise in the methods of research and scholarship, displays intellectual independence and makes a substantial original contribution to the subject area concerned, and is of publishable quality. |
| TIKA800 - 13C (HAM) - Tikanga Maori MPhil Thesis |
Prescriptions for the PhD The Doctor of Philosophy is a two year research-based degree in which students undertake a programme of approved and supervised research that leads to a thesis which critically investigates an approved topic of substance and significance, demonstrates expertise in the methods of research and scholarship, displays intellectual independence and makes a substantial original contribution to the subject area concerned, and is of publishable quality. |
| TIKA900 - 13C (HAM) - Tikanga Maori PhD Thesis |
Current information as of 22 May 2013 3:17pm
