Take your practice to the next level by developing the bicultural skills needed to supervise, and support your staff and peers.
Bicultural professional supervision is for those who want to gain a postgraduate diploma in professional supervision that has a unique point of difference in that it uses mātauranga Māori approaches as the core of its supervision curriculum in a range of different disciplines.
Graduates of this programme will have the knowledge, practice, skills and attributes to make a positive difference as kaitiaki/supervisors by effectively working alongside whānau, hapū, iwi and communities.
When you pass this programme, you'll get this qualification:
Apply to enrol on our master's programme - He Waka Hiringa - Master of Applied Indigenous Knowledge Level 9.
I want to use my qualificationYour practice of Kaitiakitanga can be applied across multiple disciplines such as social work, health, nursing, midwifery, counselling, education, community and iwi/hapū.
This is a full-time programme that consists of 120 credits delivered over 38 weeks. Throughout the programme you will be required to attend:
Additional learning of approximately 26.7 hours per week will also need to be completed outside of class time.
Some of the learning activities will need to be completed online. You'll need to have access to an internet connected device for this programme.
To enrol in this programme, a potential student must:
Candidates who have not gained a relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification may submit evidence of current professional practice and/or kaitiaki practice in a portfolio, as well as: