Tāhuhu Ahunga Tikanga
Master of Māori Laws and Philosophy
The Tāhūhū Ahunga Tikanga graduate will be able to explain tikanga tuku iho and assist with the establishment and maintenance of institutions (and institutional arrangements) that are driven and assessed by the principles and application of tikanga tuku iho. They will be able to investigate the origins of Pākehā law and its impact on tikanga Māori, and explain the place of tikanga Māori alongside the laws and philosophies of other peoples.
Graduates of the Tāhuhu Ahunga Tikanga have the potential to be researchers, teacher and practitioners, particularly amongst their own people.
Tāhuhu Ahunga Tikanga
Master of Māori Laws and Philosophy
Code: TAT
Credits: 240 credits
Duration: 2 years
Level: NZQA Level 9
Delivery: Residential seminars, self directed learning and online delivery
Location: Ōtaki
Mode: Bilingual (Māori/English)
Next Intake: Huringa 1 (March)
Entry Requirements: Applicants must be at least 17 years of age. Evidence of support from a hapū or iwi is to be provided. Candidates must be able to show that they have the background which is appropriate for the successful undertaking of the programme. Regular internet access, email address and computer, laptop, tablet or other suitable mobile device is required.
Tuition Fees: $8,242 (approximately)
Curriculum
Marautanga
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Year One
COURSE OF STUDY
TAT401 Te Orokohanga O Te Ao: Māori Theories of Existence
TAT402 He Mātāpono: Foundational Principles
TAT403 Te Ahunga Tikanga: The Creation Of Law
TAT404 Te Whakaparori I Ngā Tikanga: The Distortion Of Māori LawIWI AND HAPŪ
TIH401 Ko Ngā Kaumātua: He Puna Kōrero
TIH402 Ko Te Marae Me Ōna Āhuatanga: Ko Tōna Tōnuitanga
TIH403 Ko Ngā Kōrero O Mua O Te Iwi: He Tātaritanga
TIH404 Ko Te Hapū: Ko Wai Ahau, Nā Wahi Ahau, Nō Whea Ahau?TE REO MĀORI
PTREO401 Te Whakatupu I Te Reo I: Advanced Reo I
TREO404 Te Reo Ōpaki: Everyday Situational Language -
Year Two
COURSE OF STUDY
TAT501 Ka Whawhai Tonu Mātou: A History Of Resistance
TAT502 Te Mana Motuhake: Māori Control Over Māori Matters
TAT503 Kotahitanga: Strength In Solidarity
Choose one of the following papers
TAT504 Te Tino Rangatiratanga Me Te Kāwanantanga: A Constitution For Aotearoa
TAT505 Ahunga Tikanga ThesisIWI AND HAPŪ
TIH501 Ko Ngā Mōteatea O Te Iwi: He Taonga Whiwhia, He Toanga Rawea
TIH502 Ko Te Reo O Te Hapū: He Arotake
TIH503 Ko Ngā Oranga O Te Whānau/Hapū/Iwi: Whakapakarihia, Whakatupuria
Choose one of the following Iwi & Hapū papers
TIH504 Ko Ngā Taonga: Hei Hoa Mō Te Kōrero
TIH505 Ko Te Kaimahi Toi O Te Hapū, O Te Iwi: Ko Mataora
TIH506 Ko Ngā Hui Ki Runga Marae: He TātaritangaTE REO MĀORI
TREO405 Kura Wānanga Reo I & II
