Te Hono ki Toi (Poutiri-ā-rangi) | Bachelor of Professional Creative Practice (Honours)
Visual Arts
A course by
EIT
A one-year Level 8 Bachelor Honours degree providing advanced creative practice skills with a strong focus on visual arts and Māori creative culture. Delivered through blended learning including online study, wānanga, and face-to-face components, it prepares graduates for professional creative careers and further postgraduate study.
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NZQA Level 8 Certification (120 Credits)
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STUDY FREE
$ENQUIRE
Interested in this course? Enquire now for Domestic & International pricing
Free study? Yep, it’s possible. Find out if you qualify.
This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 8 Certification (120 Credits)
Post Grad
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5
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10
Core skills this course teaches
Advanced Creative Practice
Develop professional-level creative work demonstrating high artistic skill and technical competence.
Research and Critical Thinking
Conduct comprehensive research underpinning creative practice, integrating broad and in-depth knowledge.
What You're Signing Up For
Te Hono ki Toi (Poutiri-ā-rangi) | Bachelor of Professional Creative Practice (Honours) is a Level 8, one-year full-time programme providing postgraduate creative practice skills. It combines online, wānanga and face-to-face delivery focused on creating a professional body of creative work, underpinned by deep research and a specific matauranga Māori perspective. The programme is currently on hold. It builds upon undergraduate knowledge in visual arts and design and prepares students for careers in creative industries, academic roles, gallery curation, and entrepreneurship. Graduates may progress to the Master of Professional Creative Practice.
Course Content
- Blended delivery: online study, wānanga, face-to-face
- Three compulsory Level 8 courses
- Creation of professional and publicly accessible creative body of work
- In-depth and broad creative research
- Matauranga Māori focus
- Engagement with Toihoukura and IDEAschool
- Development of professional communication about creative work
What you need to know first
A NZQF-listed undergraduate degree in a creative practice field with at least a B average or equivalent portfolio assessment
English or Te Reo Māori language fluency at academic level
Find these employment opportunities
Creative practitioner in professional contextsEntrepreneurship/self-employment in creative industriesAcademic positions in creative practiceGallery owner/curator
