Bachelor of Applied Social Science
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology Limited
Subject area
Society and Culture
Qualification
Duration
3 Years
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About the course
What can I expect out of this qualification?
Graduates will develop advanced knowledge and skills in an area of specialist practice to work effectively and collaboratively within a social services, education, health or Maori development area. Graduates will develop a critical awareness of their practice and the social context in which it exits. Graduates will be able to specialise in one of the five endorsement areas available for study in the programme. Specialist areas include Te Reo Maori Development, Adult Education, Social Work, Counselling and Maori Counselling. In addition graduates who complete the specified modules within the programme could exit with the award of the Diploma in Te Reo Rangatira or the Diploma in Adult Education or the Diploma in Social Work (incorporating National Diploma in Social Work) or the Diploma in Counselling (incorporating the National Diploma in Counselling) or the Diploma in Te Whiuwhiu o te Hau (Maori Counselling) (incorporating the National Diploma in Counselling). An early childhood education pathway is also available within this degree for Diploma in Teaching (Early Childhood Education) graduates.
Key Information for Students
Entry Requirements
Minimum requirements
1.1. Candidates are required to have: a minimum of 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects (including English), or equivalent or 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 across 3 subjects, or equivalent or NCEA University Entrance, or equivalent. 1.2. Alternatively, candidates for the streams leading to specific endorsements of the Bachelor of Applied Social Science may be granted entry on the basis of relevant previous qualifications. Consult the additional programme regulations specific to the degree endorsements. 1.3. Candidates who do not meet these entry requirements may nevertheless be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). In such cases entry will be dependent on whether candidates demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success in the programme. 1.4. Candidates whose first language is not English or Mâori, or who did not undertake their secondary schooling in English, will be required to demonstrate English language competency by having gained an overall International English Language Test Score (IELTS) of 6.5 in all academic bands. 1.5. Candidates are required to indicate whether they have been convicted of, or are being prosecuted for, a criminal offence. Prior to commencing the programme all successful candidates will be required to complete a police vetting form. Some types of criminal conviction may limit the ability to secure practicum placements and therefore complete the programme.
Detailed requirements
See provider website for more details about entry to this qualification.
Duration
3 Years
Tuition Fees
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Government tuition subsidy
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A Compulsory Student Services Fee may be charged, see your provider for details.
Student Success
N/A
National Graduate Outcomes
Outcomes for students who completed qualifications at the same level and in the same subject area, three years after completion:
| Median earnings | $45,154 |
| Earnings range | $33,516 - $52,786 |
| In employment | 65% |
| In further study | 28% |
| On a benefit | 2% |
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Scholarship information
Examples of related scholarships
Motu Wellbeing and Sustainability Maori Internship
Provided by:
Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Website:
https://motu.nz/about-us/capacity-building/scholarships/
Value:
All domestic interns at Motu receive a stipend.
Rewi Alley Scholarship in Chinese Studies
Provided by:
University of Waikato - Scholarships Office
Website:
http://www.waikato.ac.nz/research/scholarships/
Value:
$1,000
This information comes from Generosity New Zealand. For more scholarships, search their givME database (formerly called BreakOut) via your college, university or local library website.
Contact details
Main Campus Office
Free phone: 0800 422 733
Phone: (03) 546 9175
Fax: (03) 546 3325
Email: info@nmit.ac.nz
Web: http://www.nmit.ac.nz
Where does this information come from?
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The MyQ data is compiled by the Tertiary Education Commission based on responses to the MyQ survey provided by recent graduates of this qualification.
NZQA supplies all other information based on material from the provider.