This calls into question his MSc from the University of Bath in the UK. Entry criteria to their MSc is usually an undergraduate degree with a 2:1 or higher. NZ only attaches these awards to honours degrees, however for an ordinary bachelors, a 2:1 is equivalent to an average grade of A- or higher.
I found this resource on the degree James Shaw says he has:
For this postgraduate level course, you will need to
have the work experience, commitment and ability
to tackle a demanding programme whilst continuing
with your working life. This course is not for recent
graduates who have no work experience. Participants
will normally hold a first degree (not necessarily in a
management discipline), or will meet the School of
Management entry requirements by demonstrating
appropriate intellectual and professional competence
to undertake the programme.
Shaw may have met alternative entry requirements "by demonstrating appropriate intellectual and professional competence" but I'd still like to see his degree certificate and transcripts. What about you? Anyone who says they have a degree when they do not can say anything, true or not.
Readers can find references to Shaw all over the internet, here's AIESEC on their alumni:
With a BA from Victoria University of Wellington and an MSc in Responsibility in Business Practice from the University of Bath’s School of Management, James Shaw spent five years in AIESEC, taking up roles such as Local Committee President of AIESEC Victoria, President of AIESEC New Zealand and acted as a Project Manager in AIESEC International. Armed with extensive experience in business sustainability and consulting, James eventually turned to Politics and joined the New Zealand Green Party in 2007. He is currently Member of Parliament in the New Zealand Parliament, having won a seat in the 2014 General Election, and is Co-leader of the New Zealand Green Party.
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