
Poutuarongo Puna Maumahara
Bachelor of Information Management
Become a guardian and exponent of knowledge systems ensuring the survival of taonga tuku iho (inherited treasures) and repositories of knowledge by drawing on tikanga and kawa relevant to your iwi, hapū, marae or organisation.
This qualification aims to develop bilingual and bicultural managers of Māori information resources in organisations. If you are a natural organiser and enjoy managing systems, make a career designing, implementing and managing information systems that are suitable for whakapapa based rōpū, Māori groups and organisations in general.
Your journey will begin by learning to integrate kaupapa Māori into the management of Māori knowledge as well as looking at how to maintain rangatiratanga in a global information environment. Develop concepts and practices for the long term survival and management of physical and digital resources, including best practice methods for reporting, database administration, file management, storage and retrieval.
Over the course of this three year degree you will further develop a sound knowledge of the concept of Māori autonomy in relation to intellectual and cultural property rights. Your kete will be filled with the tools required to apply preservation techniques and strategies pertaining to the care of taonga. For anyone already working or caring for taonga in a museum, library, archive, or within your own hapū, this qualification will complement your existing work from a kaupapa Māori perspective.
To enrol in this qualification you must first complete the Heke Puna Maumahara, a one year introductory course into the foundations of mātauranga Māori and information management. You will also conduct a study on your marae and build te reo Māori skills, including mihimihi, waiata and karakia.
This tohu has been deferred until 2021. For more information please contact our enrolments team.
Poutuarongo Puna Maumahara
Bachelor of Information Management
Code: PPM
Credits: 260
Duration: 3 years
Level: NZQA Level 7
Delivery: Residential seminars, self directed learning and online delivery
Location: Ōtaki
Mode: Bilingual (Māori/English)
Next Intake: Huringa 1 (March) 2021
Entry Requirements: Minimum age of 17 years. Regular internet access, email address and computer, laptop, tablet or other suitable mobile device is required.
Tuition Fees: $10,429 (approximately)
Curriculum
Marautanga
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Year One
COURSE OF STUDY
PPMA101 Mātauranga Māori & Puna Maumahara
PPMA102 Te Mau o Te Rorohiko I
PPMA103 Tikanga o Te Pupuri Pārongo I
PPMA104 Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho IIWI AND HAPŪ
IWI101 Private Study of One Marae
IWI102 Private Study of Iwi HistoryTE REO MĀORI
REO101 Hui Rumaki Reo 1
REO102 Hui Rumaki Reo 2 -
Year Two
COURSE OF STUDY
PPMA201 Mana Māori Motuhake
PPMA202 Te Mau o Te Rorohiko II
PPMA203 Tikanga o Te Pupuri Pārongo II
PPMA204 Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho IIIWI AND HAPŪ
IWI201 Private Study of One Hapū
IWI202 Selected Private StudiesTE REO MĀORI
REO201 Hui Rumaki Reo 1
REO202 Hui Rumaki Reo 2 -
Year Three
COURSE OF STUDY
PPMA301 Mātauranga Māori and Management of Iwi/Hapū Information
PPMA302 Te Mau o Te Rorohiko III
PPMA303 Tikanga o Te Pupuri Pārongo III
PPMA304 Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho IIIIWI AND HAPŪ
IWI301 Oral Literature Studies
IWI302 Hapū and Iwi PerformanceTE REO MĀORI
REO301 Hui Rumaki Reo 1
REO302 Hui Rumaki Reo 2