This is a unique qualification, the only one of its kind in New Zealand. The programme is designed for people working in areas where record-keeping is part of overall information management function, as well as individuals interested in an information management career. It is structured so that you can specialise in an area such as archives, information technology, communication, law or management.

Download a copy of the Course Information Handbook or the brochure for this programme,
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Programme structure

To complete a Level 6 Diploma in Records & Information Management, you must pass a total of six courses, selected from the following:

Core courses

Level 5

Level 6

Plus one elective at Level 5 from the following courses

Level 5

72176 Managing Archives
71110 Introduction to Law
71130 Business Management
71150 Information Systems
72140 Business Communication

Plus one elective at Level 6 from the following courses

Level 6

71255 Principles of Information Management*
71214 Law of Business Organisations
71245 Organisational Behaviour
71251 Advanced Information Systems
72253 Organisational Communication

Plus two electives at Level 7 from the following courses

Level 7

72373 Knowledge Management*
71338 Managing Change
71353 Project Management
72365 Communication Management
74342 Research Paper OR 74347 Practicum

* available online only

Entry requirements

See the Bachelor of Arts page

Level of study

Hours of study

180-200 hours per course.

Fees

Download a copy of the 2010 fees schedule, ( .pdf 123kb) document will open in a new window. 

What do I do now?

Request a copy of the brochure and/or contact the Programme Co-ordinator.
Download an enrolment form.
For further information free phone 0508 650 200 or email