Qualification Overview
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Qualification Title | Master of Professional Practice (with majors in Leadership, Trauma-Responsive Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Leadership and Service) | |
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Qualification Type | Masters Degree | |
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Level | 9 | |
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Credits | 180 | |
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Strategic Purpose Statement |
The Master of Professional Practice (with majors in Leadership, Trauma-Responsive Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Leadership and Service)) enables the development of the dispositions, as well as advanced level knowledge and skills to engage in research-informed professional practice which is understood as an expression of a call of the biblical narrative. Graduates further develop the capacity to engage in embodied scholarship that is informed by faith, inspired by hope and motivated by love, to undertake supervised independent research, to honour ethical principles central to human flourishing, including those derived from Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and those pertaining to culturally responsive practice, and to contribute as leaders to the wider professional community.
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Graduate profile |
Graduates will:
Harmonise their professional, personal, cultural and spiritual identes to catalyse and sustain professional growth. Engage with multiple perspectives with humility, empathy and grace. Draw upon their faith and spirituality in a way that is a meaningful and integral part of their professional work. Utilise a reflective researcher-practitioner stance as a foundation for excellence in evidence-based professional practice. (Leadership) Critique the various benefits and challenges of different leadership approaches and locate oneself within this landscape. (Trauma-Responsive Therapy) Apply evidence-based strategies in ethically aware and culturally-attuned trauma therapy (Trauma-Informed Leadership and Service) Critique the various benefits and challenges of different trauma-informed leadership approaches and locate oneself within this landscape. |
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Education pathways |
Graduates may be able to apply for entry into doctoral studies.
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Entry Requirements |
Candidates for the degree of Master of Professional Practice shall before enrolment have satisfied all the normal requirements for entry to the Institute and either:
gained an appropriate NZQA approved Bachelor's degree or Bachelor's degree with Honours; or * (MPP (Leadership)) Have successfully completed the Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Practice and Leadership or an equivalent postgraduate diploma from another institution. * (MPP (Trauma-Responsive Therapy)) Have successfully completed the Diploma in Professional Practice (Trauma-Responsive Therapy) with a minimum average grade of 75% (B+) or an equivalent postgraduate diploma in a closely related field from another institution. * (MPP (Trauma-Informed Leadership and Service)) Have successfully completed the Postgraduate Diploma in Trauma-Informed Leadership and Service with a minimum average grade of 75% (B+) or an equivalent postgraduate diploma in a closely related field from another institution. An additional entry requirement for the MPP (Trauma-Responsive Therapy) is that applicants must supply evidence of provisional or full membership of an appropriate professional body with supervised practice experience in responding to trauma. |
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Education Organisation | Bethlehem Tertiary Institute | |
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Developed By | Bethlehem Tertiary Institute | |
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Quality Assured By | New Zealand Qualifications Authority | |
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Number | 2438 | |
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Status | Current | |
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Created | 2014-05-26 11:28:36.0 | |
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Next Review | 2029-12-31 00:00:00.0 | |
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Content |
Content will consist of:
Leadership major): MPP840 Personal and Professional Principles in Practice; MPP843 Theory and Practice of Professional Leadership; MPP844 Research Inquiry; and either MPP845 Professional Supervision and Mentoring: Praxis plus MPP846 Professional Supervision and Mentoring: Reflective Practice or approved courses in other Master of Professional Practice majors. (Trauma-Responsive Therapy major): MPP801 The Trauma-informed Organisation; MPP802 Burnout, Fatigue, and Human Flourishing; MPP803 Responding to Crisis; MPP804 Identity and Trauma; PP805 Risk and Suicide; MPP806 Interpersonal Trauma; MPP807 Working Therapeutically with Trauma; MPP844 Professional Practice Inquiry. (Trauma-Informed Leadership and Service major): MPP801 The Trauma-informed Organisation; MPP802 Burnout, Fatigue, and Human Flourishing; MPP803 Responding to Crisis; MPP804 Identity and Trauma; PP805 Risk and Suicide; MPP806 Interpersonal Trauma; and: either: MPP843 Theory and Practice of Professional Leadership; or: MPP845 Supervision & Mentoring: Praxis and MPP846 Professional Supervision & Mentoring: Reflective Practice. AND for all majors: Practice-Based Research Thesis. |
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