12 monthsProgramme duration
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Archaeology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master of Archaeological Practice (MArchP) is an applied, professional qualification – linking theory with practice – that aims to develop our future leaders' knowledge and experience in archaeological heritage management.
The management of our heritage and archaeological legacy is a growing sustainability issue. Currently, New Zealand has a need for qualified archaeologists to work in the heritage sector. This new programme responds to both an industry demand, and a desire by students and workers in the area for a high-level qualification.
The MArchP focuses on the unique landscapes, cultures and policies of New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. It addresses the following areas:
- The management of New Zealand and Pacific cultural heritage places
- Working with Māori and Pasifika communities
- The application of archaeological approaches and methods within a heritage context
- Understanding the diverse relationships between people, places and the past
Programme overview
Main Subject
Archaeology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master of Archaeological Practice (MArchP) is an applied, professional qualification – linking theory with practice – that aims to develop our future leaders' knowledge and experience in archaeological heritage management.
The management of our heritage and archaeological legacy is a growing sustainability issue. Currently, New Zealand has a need for qualified archaeologists to work in the heritage sector. This new programme responds to both an industry demand, and a desire by students and workers in the area for a high-level qualification.
The MArchP focuses on the unique landscapes, cultures and policies of New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. It addresses the following areas:
- The management of New Zealand and Pacific cultural heritage places
- Working with Māori and Pasifika communities
- The application of archaeological approaches and methods within a heritage context
- Understanding the diverse relationships between people, places and the past
Admission Requirements
- Admission to the programme shall be subject to the approval of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Humanities).
- Every applicant must have been awarded a bachelor’s degree specialising in Archaeology, or a comparable subject, with an average grade of at least B, or have alternative qualifications or experience acceptable to the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Humanities).
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