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Limitations Statute


  Limitations on enrolments can be established under section 224(5) of the Education Act 1989 where the Council is satisfied that it is necessary to do so because of insufficiency of staff, accommodation or equipment, or section 224(12) where the Council has established places for foreign students in a programme whose continued availability is dependent on the fees payable by foreign students enrolled in it. The Council has delegated authority to approve limitations under section 224(5) to the Academic Board.

Schedule of Limitations on Enrolments for 2010

Limitations under Section 224(5) of the Education Act 1989:


Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Applied Linguistics: APPL571-10A (HAM) & 10B (HAM) Research Writing for ESL Graduate Students
25 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of General and Applied Linguistics on order of application to enrol.

Music: MUSI100-10S (HAM) Materials of Music
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Music on order of application to enrol and based on academic background.

Music: MUSI260-10S (BLK) Special Topic: Estill Music Training
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Music on order of application to enrol and based on academic background.

Music: MUSI522-10Y (HAM) Acoustic and Electroacoustic Composition Studies
10 students selected by the Chairperson of Music on order of application to enrol and based on academic background.

Music: MUSI528-10Y (HAM) Performance Studies
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Music on order of application to enrol and based on academic background.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST112-10A HAM) & 10B (HAM) Video Production 1
100 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST210-10S (HAM) Small Studio Production 1
50 students selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST212-10A (HAM) & 10B (HAM) Video Production 2
45 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol, but with consideration given to performance in prerequisite papers and prior achievement.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST310-10A (HAM) Small Studio Production 2
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol, but with consideration given to performance in prerequisite papers and prior achievement.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST312-10A (HAM) & 10B (HAM) Video Production 3
30 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol, but with consideration given to performance in prerequisite papers and prior achievement.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST318-10A (HAM) Animation Studies
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol, but with consideration given to performance in prerequisite papers and prior achievement.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST518-10B (HAM) Theory and Practice of Digital Cinemas
19 students selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol, but with consideration given to performance in prerequisite papers and prior achievement.

Screen and Media Studies: SMST519-10A (HAM) Digital Cinema: Development
30 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Screen and Media Studies on order of application to enrol, but with consideration given to performance in prerequisite papers and prior achievement.

School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD141-10A (HAM) Design 1
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on the basis of an interview and a portfolio of work.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD142-10B (HAM) Design 2
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on the basis of an interview and a portfolio of work.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD143-10A (HAM) Graphic Design Study
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design elected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on the basis of an interview and a portfolio of work.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD241-10A (HAM) Computer Graphic Design 1
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design or the Design Media major for the Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on order of application to enrol.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD242-10B (HAM) Computer Graphic Design 2
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design or the Design Media major for the Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on order of application to enrol.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD343-10A (HAM) Computer Graphic Design 3
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design or the Design Media major for the Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on order of application to enrol.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD344-10B (HAM) Computer Graphic Design 4
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design or the Design Media major for the Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on order of application to enrol.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD350-10A (HAM) Intern Project
60 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on order of application to enrol.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD360-10B (HAM) Degree Project
57 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on order of application to enrol.

Computer Graphic Design: CGRD361-10B (HAM) Portfolio Preparation
3 students enrolled in the GradCert(CGRD) or GradDip(CGRD) selected by the Dean of the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences on order of application to enrol.

School of Education

Arts and Language Education: ALED110-10A (TGA) Introduction to Drawing and Learning
30 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Arts and Language Education on order of application to enrol.

Arts and Language Education: ALED120-10A (HAM) & 10B (HAM) Music in Action
24 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Arts and Language Education on the basis of experience and competence in music performance.

Arts and Language Education: ALED200-10A (HAM) & 10B (HAM) Creative Photography and Learning
20 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Arts and Language Education on order of application to enrol.

Arts and Language Education: ALED210-10A (NET) New Zealand Children’s Literature
60 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Arts and Language Education on order of application to enrol.

Arts and Language Education: ALED221-10B (HAM) & 10S (TGA) Music in Action 2
30 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Arts and Language Education on the basis of experience and competence in music performance.

Arts and Language Education: TEAL225-10A (HAM) Music Education 2
28 students with a Professional Education major selected by the Chairperson of Arts and Language Education on order of application to enrol.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS105-10B (HAM) Dance as a Leisure Activity
45 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies or the conjoint Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS208-10A (HAM) Choreographing Dance
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies or the conjoint Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS209-10A (HAM) Learning in Outdoor and Adventure Environments
60 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS212-10B (HAM) Physical Activity and Disability
25 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies or the conjoint Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS213-10A (HAM) Principles and Practices for Leading Outdoors
45 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies or the conjoint Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS214-10B (HAM) Dance, Community and Environment
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies or the conjoint Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS308-10A (HAM) Dance Performance
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies or the conjoint Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

Sport and Leisure Studies: SPLS309-10B (HAM) Professional Skills for Outdoor Education and Adventure Settings
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Sport and Leisure Studies on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled for the Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies or the conjoint Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies.

School of Law

Law: LAWS458-10A (HAM) Advocacy
20 students selected by the Dean of Law on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students on the basis of previous academic merit and/or involvement in competitions.

School of Māori and Pacific Development

Te Reo Māori: MAOR101-10A (SEC) Te Reo Māori: Intermediate 1
70 students selected by the Chairperson of Te Aka Reo on the basis of academic and language background.

Te Reo Māori: MAOR110-10B (SEC) Te Reo Māori: Intermediate 2
70 students selected by the Chairperson of Te Aka Reo on the basis of academic and language background.

Te Tohu Paetahi specialisation for the Te Reo Māori major (HAM)
40 students per stream selected on the basis of academic and language background by an interview panel appointed by the Chairperson of Te Aka Reo.

Te Tohu Paetahi specialisation for the Te Reo Māori major (TAI)
20 students per stream selected on the basis of academic and language background by an interview panel appointed by the Chairperson of Te Aka Reo.

Tikanga Māori: TIKA151-10A (HAM) & 10B (HAM) Te Raranga Kete: Introduction to Māori Fibre Arts
30 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Te Aka Tikanga on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled in the School of Māori and Pacific Development.

Tikanga Māori: TIKA241-10A (HAM) Te Ao Oro: The Māori World of Sound
20 students selected by the Chairperson of Te Aka Tikanga on order of application to enrol.

Tikanga Māori: TIKA251-10A (HAM) Raranga Whakairo: Design Elements in Māori Fibre Arts
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Te Aka Tikanga on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled in the School of Māori and Pacific Development.

Tikanga Māori: TIKA351-10B (HAM) Te Aho Reikura: Creative Practice in Māori Fibre Arts
30 students selected by the Chairperson of Te Aka Tikanga on order of application to enrol, with priority given to students enrolled in the School of Māori and Pacific Development.

School of Science and Engineering

Environmental Sciences: ENVS361-10C (HAM) & 10D (HAM) Geology and Geochemistry Field Experience
40 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Chemistry on order of application to enrol, with priority given to study abroad/exchange students.

Environmental Sciences: ENVS522-10A (HAM) Climate Change Adaptation
16 students selected by the Director of the International Global Change Institute on order of application to enrol.

Environmental Sciences: ENVS561-10C (HAM) & 10D (HAM) Geology and Geochemistry Field Experience
40 students per semester selected by the Chairperson of Chemistry on order of application to enrol, with priority given to study abroad/exchange students.

Waikato Management School

Accounting: all Graduate papers except ACCT501, ACCT502 and ACCT512
25 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Corporate and Executive Education
The Centre for Corporate and Executive Education reserves the right to restrict enrolments in papers to 40, on order of application to enrol.

Management: MNGT501-10S (HAM) Research Methods in Management Studies
32 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Marketing: MKTG151-10S (HAM) Introduction to Marketing and International Management
40 students selected by the Chairperson of Marketing on order of application to enrol.

Social Enterprise: SCEN301-10B (HAM) Engaging with Social Enterprise and Community
25 students selected by the Convenor of Social Enterprise on order of application to enrol.

Strategic Management: STMG391-10S (HAM) Strategic Management
50 students selected by the Chairperson of Strategy and Human Resource Management on order of application to enrol.

Strategic Management: STMG517-10B (NET) Current Issues in International Management
25 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Strategic Management: STMG588-10A (NET) International Business Strategy
35 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Tourism Management: TOMG206-10A (HAM) Food and Beverage Management
60 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Tourism Management: TOMG207-10B (HAM) Accommodation Management
60 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Tourism Management: TOMG216-10A (HAM) Food and Beverage Management Placement
60 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Tourism Management: TOMG217-10B (HAM) Accommodation Management Placement
60 students selected by the Course Convenor on order of application to enrol.

Waikato Pathways College

Certificate of University Preparation
The Waikato Pathways College reserves the right to restrict Ministry-funded enrolments to 80 students, selected by the Director of the Waikato Pathways College on the basis of applicants’ prior academic record.


Limitations under Section 224(12) of the Education Act 1989:


Waikato Pathways College

Entry to the following qualifications is limited to full-cost international students:
Certificate of Attainment in English Language
Certificate of Attainment in Foundation Studies

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