This paper explores key concepts and supports students to develop an in-depth understanding of the key theoretical foundations, guiding principles, and relevant frameworks that underpin indigenous data sovereignty and governance.

This paper explores population health in Aotearoa/New Zealand and internationally, emphasising the broader determinants of wellbeing and equity. It introduces aspects of epidemiology, considers historical, indigenous and contemporary perspectives of health, and explores relationships between health, community and society.

This paper explores population health in Aotearoa/New Zealand and internationally, emphasising the broader determinants of wellbeing and equity. It introduces aspects of epidemiology, considers historical, indigenous and contemporary perspectives of health, and explores relationships between health, community and society.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of healthy bodies.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of healthy bodies.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of the body. A range of conceptual tools and resources are introduced to support students' critical analyses of different perspectives on how healthy bodies are understood and practised in communities. Students will consider the implications for professional practice in sport, movement and wellbeing settings.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of the body. A range of conceptual tools and resources are introduced to support students' critical analyses of different perspectives on how healthy bodies are understood and practised in communities. Students will consider the implications for professional practice in sport, movement and wellbeing settings.

This paper explores the socio-political context of health and healthcare in Aotearoa-NZ. Health scenarios are used to develop understanding of socio-political issues applied to clinical practice.

This paper will allow students to develop their skills for finding and analysing literature, gain an understanding of different research designs, methodologies and ethical issues in health, sport and human performance settings, learn different statistical and analysis techniques. This paper will split into two streams where students will either choose the qualitative research (e.g. interviews, ethnography, autoethnography, media analysis, digital-based research, visual ethnography) or quantitative research stream.

In this paper students will critically engage with a range of contemporary health and social issues using a case study approach. This will include gaining a comprehensive understanding of the role of the media, popular culture and interest groups and critiquing contemporary health and social issues.

This paper examines a social determinants approach to Health. It includes exploration of a range of interactions that influence the health of populations and determinants of health in New Zealand and global contexts.

This paper examines a social determinants approach to Health. It includes exploration of a range of interactions that influence the health of populations and determinants of health in New Zealand and global contexts.

This paper examines a social determinants approach to Health. It includes exploration of a range of interactions that influence the health of populations and determinants of health in New Zealand and global contexts.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of healthy bodies.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of healthy bodies.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of the body. A range of conceptual tools and resources are introduced to support students' critical analyses of different perspectives on how healthy bodies are understood and practised in communities. Students will consider the implications for professional practice in sport, movement and wellbeing settings.

This paper develops a sociocultural understanding of the body. A range of conceptual tools and resources are introduced to support students' critical analyses of different perspectives on how healthy bodies are understood and practised in communities. Students will consider the implications for professional practice in sport, movement and wellbeing settings.

This paper explores the socio-political context of health and healthcare in Aotearoa-NZ. Health scenarios are used to develop understanding of socio-political issues applied to clinical practice.

This paper explores the nature of professional nursing practice including therapeutic relationships, ethics, professional boundaries, cultural safety and socio-political context of healthcare in Aotearoa.

This paper will allow students to develop their skills for finding and analysing literature, gain an understanding of different research designs, methodologies and ethical issues in health, sport and human performance settings, learn different statistical and analysis techniques. This paper will split into two streams where students will either choose the qualitative research (e.g. interviews, ethnography, autoethnography, media analysis, digital-based research, visual ethnography) or quantitative research stream.

In this paper students will critically engage with a range of contemporary health and social issues using a case study approach. This will include gaining a comprehensive understanding of the role of the media, popular culture and interest groups and critiquing contemporary health and social issues.

In this paper students will critically engage with a range of contemporary health and social issues using a case study approach. This will include gaining a comprehensive understanding of the role of the media, popular culture and interest groups and critiquing contemporary health and social issues.

This paper examines a social determinants approach to Health. It includes exploration of a range of interactions that influence the health of populations and determinants of health in New Zealand and global contexts.

This paper examines a social determinants approach to Health. It includes exploration of a range of interactions that influence the health of populations and determinants of health in New Zealand and global contexts.