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If you are interested in learning or developing further skills in languages and would like to develop cultural competencies in these areas, a language diploma could be for you.
This is a great option for students who are studying alongside another degree programme, as you can study up to two languages at the same time and graduate with an additional qualification.
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DipLang courses can be selected from a variety of language and non-language courses examining culture.
The Diploma requires 120 points of courses in total, with at least 75 points above 100-level. 60 points must be in language studies above 100-level, and up to 30 points can be from non-language studies, such as in culture or history (if studying one language only).
Students can choose to specialise in up to two languages:
Ancient Greek
Chinese
French
German
Japanese, Latin
Russian
Spanish
Te Reo Māori
Pathways include:
Insurance/year: 700 NZD/per year
