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Qualification Table of Courses
Certificate in Arts
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Level 5
Code
Description
Points
ENGL503
A Pacific Reader
15.00
COMM570
Academic Communication: Conventions and Expectations
15.00
NZSL502
An Introduction to the Deaf World
15.00
HOSP501
Applied Food and Beverage Management (Kitchen)
15.00
HOSP502
Applied Food and Beverage Management (Restaurant)
15.00
SOSC585
Climate Action
15.00
COMM512
Communication Ethics
15.00
ENGL500
Contemporary Language Studies
15.00
CRIM580
Criminology and Criminal Justice
15.00
ENGL501
Critical Media Studies
15.00
EDUC503
Critical Questions in Education
15.00
FOOD501
Food and the Senses
15.00
TOUR511
Global Issues and Tourism
15.00
HOSP509
Hospitable Social Enterprise
15.00
HOSP505
Hospitality Information Communication Technology
15.00
CLSY515
Humans + Machines: AI in the Social World
15.00
COMM514
Intercultural Communication
15.00
HOSP507
International Hospitality Management
15.00
CONF500
Introduction to Conflict Resolution
15.00
CWRT501
Introduction to Creative Writing
15.00
EVNT500
Introduction to Event Management
15.00
CLSY510
Introduction to International Studies
15.00
HIST500
Introduction to New Zealand History
15.00
PSYC580
Introduction to Psychology A
15.00
SOSC584
Introduction to Social Data Analytics
15.00
EDUC511
Introduction to Social Education Practice
15.00
CWRT560
Kaupapa Māori Storytelling
15.00
CLSY504
Knowledge and Inquiry
15.00
CLSY506
Lift Every Voice and Sing: Performing Social Justice
15.00
DIGD507
Mahitahi | Collaborative Practices
15.00
DIGM550
Making Digital Media I
15.00
COMM516
Media Production Foundations
15.00
COMM517
Media Production Studio
15.00
TVSP591
Media Production: A te ao Māori perspective
15.00
COMM515
Media, Politics and Citizenship
15.00
COMM513
Media, Technology and Society
15.00
NZSL510
New Zealand Sign Language I
15.00
NZSL520
New Zealand Sign Language II
15.00
CLSY513
Organisation and Human Behaviour
15.00
HOSP503
Organisation and Human Behaviour Perspectives
15.00
EDUC554
Past and Present Perspectives of Aotearoa
15.00
EDUC504
Places and Learning
15.00
ECON521
Principles of Macroeconomics
15.00
ECON520
Principles of Microeconomics
15.00
CULN510
Professional Culinary Arts
30.00
ENGL502
Reading New Zealand
15.00
EDUC512
Social Education: An Inquiry Approach
15.00
SOSC583
Social Institutions
15.00
SOSC582
Social Thinking
15.00
SPAN501
Spanish 1A
15.00
SPAN502
Spanish 1B
15.00
JAPA511
Speak Japanese I
15.00
MAOR514
Te Ao Māori: The Māori Worldview
15.00
MAOR506
Te Ekenga Waka Beginners Māori Language 2
15.00
MAOR505
Te Mānutanga Beginners Māori Language 1
15.00
MAOR507
Te Matariki
15.00
COMM505
Text, Image and Sound
15.00
HIST501
The Holocaust: Its Causes, Character, and Legacy
15.00
TOUR512
Tourism and Sustainability
15.00
CRIM581
Understanding Crime
15.00
JAPA512
Write Japanese I
15.00
Level 6
Code
Description
Points
EVNT602
An Event Perspective
15.00
CULN611
Anatomy of a Dish
30.00
HOSP607
Beverage Production, Practice, Rituals and Management
15.00
SOSC681
Borders and Boundaries
15.00
CWRT602
Creative Writing: Influences, relationships and power
15.00
CWRT603
Creative Writing: Prose, poetry, creative non-fiction
15.00
CRIM682
Crime and Deviance
15.00
EDUC613
Curiosity in Science
15.00
HOSP608
Eating History: Exploring Food and Hospitality in Aotearoa New Zealand
15.00
EDUC607
Education, Resistance and Social Justice
15.00
PHIL680
Ethics and Society
15.00
EVNT603
Event Design
15.00
EVNT601
Event Planning
15.00
EDUC616
Exploring Global Citizenship
15.00
HOSP603
Facilities Development and Design
15.00
GAST601
Gastronomy
15.00
EDUC608
Gender, Sexualities and Education
15.00
HOSP602
Hospitality Career Development
15.00
HOSP604
Hospitality Human Resource Management
15.00
CONF683
Human Rights and Human Wrongs
15.00
PSYC680
Individuals and Identities
15.00
CLSY630
Intercultural Competence
15.00
HOSP605
International Food and Beverage Management
15.00
TRIN603
Interpreter Role, Ethics and Practice
15.00
ECON603
Introduction to Econometrics
15.00
TVSP690
Kaupapa Māori Content Creating
15.00
HRMG602
Learning and Development
15.00
EDUC606
Learning and Social Media
15.00
EDUC605
Learning, Diversity and Culture
15.00
ENGL600
Literature/Desire
15.00
ECON602
Macroeconomics
15.00
MAOR630
Mana Motuhake: The politics of Māori
15.00
TOUR606
Marketing for Tourism, Hospitality and Events
15.00
SOSC682
Methods of Social Research
15.00
ECON601
Microeconomics
15.00
ECON680
New Zealand Economy: Issues and Policies
15.00
NZSL603
New Zealand Sign Language III
15.00
HIST692
Our People, Our Stories: Contemporary New Zealand Oral Histories
15.00
CRIM680
Policing and Society
15.00
HOSP606
Rooms Division Management
15.00
HOSP601
Service Management for Hospitality
15.00
COMM600
Social Media: Voices for Change
15.00
SPAN601
Spanish 2A
15.00
SPAN602
Spanish 2B
15.00
SPAN610
Spanish Language in Practice I
15.00
HIST691
Tā Moko: Marks of History and Identity
15.00
HIST690
Te Tiriti O Waitangi: The Treaty of Waitangi
15.00
EDUC611
Understanding Diversity through Children’s Literature
15.00
POLS681
War and Peace
30.00
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