University : Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
Location : Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
Course Level: Master Degree
Tution Fees : NZD - 25950 Per Annum
Duration : 1.5 Years
Language : English
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9
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Credits
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180
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Duration
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1.5 years
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PROF.8001 Critical Reflective Practice
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Students will explore theories of reflective practice relevant to their specialist field. Students will critically reflect upon and justify their framework for future applied practice.
Credits 15 Intakes Semester 1 |
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PROF.9001 Research Project
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The aim of this course is to enable students to undertake a research project. Students will develop critical thinking skills for evaluating the quality of research, and for determining the different approaches to research such as quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods. Students will also identify an area to research, formulate...
Credits 45 Intakes Semester 2 |
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PROF.9002 Dissertation
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Undertake a sustained research project and develop critical analysis skills for evaluating the quality of research, and for determining the different approaches to research such as quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods.Identify a relevant area to research, formulate a research proposal including: research questions and theories, conduct literature reviews and select...
Credits 60 Intakes Semester 2 |
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PROF.8008 Exploring the Concept of Vulnerable Populations
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Investigate the concept of ‘vulnerable populations’. Critically analyse socio-political, socio-cultural and socio-economic factors that influence the health and wellbeing of vulnerable populations. Also appraise health strategies that aim to reduce vulnerability.
Credits 15 Intakes Semester 2 |
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PROF.8009 Advanced Nursing Assessment and Clinical Reasoning
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Investigate altered anatomical and physiological processes that impact on health states. Appraise a range of diagnostic tools, holistic therapeutic regimes, and client responses to interventions. Apply holistic advanced nursing assessment and clinical reasoning knowledge for practice for identified vulnerable people.
Credits 30 Intakes Semester 1 |
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PROF.8010 Advanced Professional Assessment and Reasoning
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The aim of this course is to enable students to investigate the environmental, sociological, political, cultural, economic and psychological factors that impact on well-being of vulnerable peoples and their families/whānau. By the employment of a variety of assessment tools for identification of issues, the student will apply advanced professional reasoning...
Credits 30 Intakes Semester 2 |
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PROF.8015 Ngā Tikanga Rangahau: Research Protocols
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The course will enable students to critically analyse quantitative, qualitative, and kaupapa Māori approaches to research. Students will formulate a research question, literature review, ethics and the necessity for a kaupapa Māori research framework where required, research theories and an appropriate methodology to create a research proposal.
Credits 30 Intakes Semester 1, Semester 2 |
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PROF.8017 Clinical Supervision
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The aim of this course is to enable students to investigate principles of clinical supervision for professional practice. Students will use theoretically informed practices in implementing an effective clinical supervision relationship.
Credits 15 Intakes Semester 1 |
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PROF.8018 Transforming Health Outcomes of Vulnerable Populations
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The aim of this course is to enable students to research a population group experiencing vulnerability within a community, analyse issues experienced by this population group and develop rationalised strategies that aim to positively transform health outcomes.
Credits 15 Intakes Semester 1 |
Admission and entry requirements for this qualification are in accordance with the academic regulations and the following criteria:
In exceptional circumstances, based on academic merit and relevant experience, students who do not meet the academic and practical or professional experience requirements above may be considered for admission subject to the completion of any qualifying courses the Postgraduate Board of Studies may prescribe which must be completed either prior to or concurrently.
EXAM | Min. Marks | Description |
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IELTS (International English Language Testing System ) | 7 | With no individual band less than 6.5 |
TOEFL Paper based | 590 | With an essay score of 5.5 TWE |
TOEFL Internet-based test (IBT) | 79 | With a writing score of 21 |
CAE - Cambridge Advanced English | 176 | No less than 169 in each skill |
NZCEL | Level 5 | with the academic endorsement |
PTE Academic | 58 | Null |