At-a-glance

Name: Master of E-Government

At-a-glance

Length of study: 3

Abbreviation:  MEGov

Duration: 3 trimesters

Duration details: 3-4 trimesters of full-time study or normally 6 if studied part-time

Can be studied part-time

Starting trimesters: 1 or 2

Applications due: Standard dates for Trimesters 1 and 2

Composition: Coursework and research

Research component: Minimal

Required contact: During working hours

Location: Schedule: Evening lectures

Intensity: Full time or part time

Type: Coursework and some research

Study at: On-campus (Pipitea, Wellington) , with and some online deliveryonline delivery

SizeComplete: 180 points

Entry requirements

To be accepted into this programme you'll need:(11 courses)

Entry: Appropriate Bachelor's degree and two years' relevant work experience, or extensive work experience

Start: Trimester 1

Apply by: Standard trimester dates

Costs: From database for international only at this stage

Impact of previous university study in same subject: None

Entry requirements

A Bachelor's degree in a discipline relevant to e-Government with an average grade of B- or above

At least two years of relevant work experience at a level acceptable to the

programme director

To be accepted by the

programme director as capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study

Important information

• If you want to enrol in this programme but don't meet some of the entry requirements, you should contact the programme director or administrator to discuss your options.
• The academic Calendar is the authoritative source of programme and course information.

Programme requirements

Complete at least 180 points.

Complete Include six core courses:

• EGOV 501
• EGOV 502
• EGOV 503
• GOVT 518
• MMIM 510
• MMIM 513

Complete one or two Include research courses worth 30 points:

• Either EGOV 520 and EGOV 521
  • Or GOVT 562

Complete Include further courses worth 60 points from EGOV, MMIM, MMPM and :

• EGOV 500-599 
• MMIM 500-599
• MMPM 500-599 
• MMPP 500-599

Questions

1. What disciplines are relevant? What work experience is relevant?
2. What does the final entry requirement for this degree say "as a candidate for this programme", whereas most others say "as capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study"?
3. Does the final requirement accurately reflect the available courses?

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Important information

• You need to complete a research paper as part of your qualification. Take EGOV 520 and 521 for a smaller research component or GOVT 562 for a larger one.