About the course

This course will enable you to define the characteristics of archives and their role in information management. You will become familiar with archival methodology and its application. Key issues and new development in archives mangement will be discussed. This course is available in the following programme(s):

OP7010 BAppSci Information & Library Studies Major
OP7020 BA Information & Library Studies Major
OP7020 BA Communication and Information & Library Studies Double Major
OP7020 BA Humanities and Information & Library Studies Double Major
OP6206 Diploma in Information Systems & Technology
OP6208 Diploma in Information & Library Studies
OP6209 Diploma in Records & Information Management
OP5204 Diploma in Information Systems & Technology for Business

What's in the course

• Historical and current developments in the New Zealand archival community
• The role of an archivist
• Archival practice
• Professional development
• Ethical issues.

What students learn

Students will be able to

• Define the characteristics of archives and discuss their role in information
• Apply an understanding of archival methodology and practice and generate practical solutions for the management of archives
• Assess the effects that key issues (such as cost, privacy, cultural needs) have on the establishment and management of archives and propose appropriate solutions
• Engage in professional discussion of current issues and developments in archives management.

Assessment

Fee

New Zealand Student Fee      $588.00

Additional Fee Information

What do I do now?

Request a copy of the brochure.
Download an enrolment form.
For further information free phone 0508 650 200 or email

Other Information

You will require regular access to a personal computer, email and the Internet.