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Qualifications for the
College of Human Sciences
Higher Certificates
Higher Certificate in Archives and Records Management (98577) 4
National Diplomas
DPUBR National Diploma: Public Relations Management (DPUBR) 5
Diplomas
Diploma in Development Studies (01015) 6
Diploma in Information Services For Children and Youth (02453) 8
Diploma in Social Development (02518) 8
Diploma in Information Science (02526) 9
Diploma in General Nursing (Bridging Course) (02984) 11
Advanced Diplomas
Advanced University Diploma in Visual Arts (02860) 12
Postgraduate Diplomas
Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health (98574) 12
Bachelor Degrees
Bachelor of Arts General Degree (02038 – GE1) 13
Bachelor of Arts (99311) 15
Bachelor of Arts Music (02038 – MSC) 17
Bachelor of Social Work New Curriculum (02054 – NEW) 24
Bachelor of Social Work (99309) 28
Bachelor of Visual Arts (02224) 32
Bachelor of Musicology (02070 - N10) 34
Bachelor of Musicology (99308) 38
Bachelor of Theology General (1 Major) (02135 - GE1) 43
Bachelor of Theology General (2 Majors) (02135 - GE2) 45
Bachelor of Theology General (4 Half Majors) (02135 - GE4) 47
Bachelor of Theology (99305) 49
Bachelor of Arts in Nursing Science (Health Services Management, Health
Sciences Education and Community Health) (0216X – HSM) 51
Bachelor of Arts in Nursing Science (Health Services and Health Sciences
Education) (0216X – HHS) 52
Bachelor of Arts (Languages and Literature) Creative Writing (02283 - CR1) 53
Bachelor of Arts (Languages and Literature) Document Design (02283 – DOC) 56
Bachelor of Arts (Languages and Literature) Creative Writing (02283 - N11) 59
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Community Development
(02291 - C11) 62
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Community Development
(02291 – COD) 63
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Development Studies
(02291 - D11) 64
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Development Studies
(02291 – DVS) 65
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Government, Administration and
Development (02291 - GA9) 68
Bachelor of Arts in Government, Aministration and Development (99301) 70
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) International Relations and Diplomacy
(02291 - IR9) 72
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy (99302) 74
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Public Administration and
Communication Facilitation (02291 – PAF) 76
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) (General) (02291 – GEN) 80
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Political Leadership and
Citizenship (02291 - PL9) 81
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Political Leadership and Citizenship
(02291 – PLC) 83
Bachelor of Arts in Political Leadership and Citizenship (99304) 84
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Philosophy, Politics and Economics
(02291 – PPE) 86
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) Policy Studies (02291 - PS9) 87
Bachelor of Arts in Policy Studies (99303) 89
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) African Studies (02305 – AST) 91
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Global Studies (02305 – GST) 93
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Historical Studies (02305 – HSS) 96
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Multimedia Studies: Audiovisual Multimedia
(02305 - MA1) 98
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Multimedia Studies: Computer-Generated
Multimedia (02305 - MC1) 99
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Multimedia Studies: Multimedia in Digital
Visual Arts (02305 – MMD) 100
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Multimedia Studies: Visual Multimedia
(02305 - MV1) 101
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) General Degree (02305 – GEN) 102
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Societal Informatisation (02305 – SIF) 103
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and Social Services) Applied Psychology For
Professional Contexts (02313 – APP) 104
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and Social Services) Community and Health
Psychology (02313 – CHP) 106
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and Social Services) Psychological Counselling
(02313 – COU) 108
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and Social Services) Health Services
Management and Public Administration (02313 - HM9) 110
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and Social Services) Welfare Science
(02313 – WFS) 111
Bachelor of Arts (Communication Science) (0233X) 113
Bachelor of Arts (With Specialisation in Open and Distance Learning) (02976) 116
Bachelor of Information Science (97969) 123
Bachelor of Arts in Communication Science (98051) 125
Bachelor of Information Science (99310) 128
Honours Degrees
Honours Bachelor of Arts (Social Behaviour Studies in Hiv/Aids) (03298) 130
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Social Behaviour Studies in Hiv/Aids (Hiv/Aids)
(99425 – HIV) 130
Honours Bachelor of Arts in African Languages New Curriculum
(04138 – NEW) 131
Bachelor of Arts Honours in African Languages (99306) 132
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies New Testament (04146 – NEW) 132
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical Studies New Testament Period
(99409 – NTP) 133
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies Old Testament (04146 – OLD) 133
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical Studies Old Testament Period
(99409 – OTP) 133
Honours Bachelor of Arts in English (Language and Literature)
New Curriculum (04170 – NEW) 134
Bachelor of Arts Honours in English Studies (99411) 134
Honours Bachelor of Arts in History (04197) 135
Bachelor of Arts Honours in History (99412) 135
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Communication Organisational Communication
(04235 – ORK) 136
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Communication Telecommunications and Information
Policy (04235 – TEL) 137
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: General Linguistics Old Curriculum
(04278 – OLD) 137
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: General Linguistics New Curriculum
(04278 - N11) 138
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Linguistics (99417) 138
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Applied Linguistics (99405) 139
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Psychometry and Career Counselling
(04332 – APP) 139

Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Trauma Counselling
(04332 – COU) 140
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology General (04332 – GEN) 141
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology Applied Psychology For
Professional Context (99422 – APP) 142
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology Community and Health Psychology
(99422 – CHP) 142
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology Psychological Counselling
(99422 – COU) 142
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (04340) 143
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociology New Curriculum (04340 – NEW) 143
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Sociology (99426) 144
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Politics New Curriculum (04359 – NEW) 144
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Politics (99421) 144
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (04383) 145
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy New Curriculum (04383 – NEW) 145
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Philosophy (99420) 145
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Social Science in Psychology (04413) 146
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Social Science in Sociology (04421) 147
Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology (04553) 147
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Arabic (04650) 148
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Arabic (99404) 148
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Islamic Studies (99415) 148
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Judaica (99416) 149
Honours Bachelor of Arts in International Politics New Curriculum From 2011
(04715 – NEW) 149
Bachelor of Arts Honours in International Politics (99414) 150
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Old Testament (04723) 150
Bachelor of Theology Honours in Old Testament (99430) 150
Honours Bachelor of Theology in New Testament (04731) 151
Bachelor of Theology Honours in New Testament (99429) 151
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Church History (0474X) 152
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Religious Studies (99423) 152
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Theological Ethics Christian Leadership
in Context (04774 – CLC) 153
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Theological Ethics General
(04774 – GEN) 153
Bachelor of Theology Honours in Theological Ethics (99434) 154
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Practical Theology (04782) 154
Bachelor of Theology Honours in Practical Theology (99431) 154
Bachelor of Theology Honours in Systematic Theology (99433) 155
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies General (04790 – GEN) 155
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Missiology (05010) 156
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Theory of Literature New Curriculum From 2011
(05045 - N11) 157
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Theory of Literature Old Curriculum
(05045 – OLD) 157
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Theory of Literature (99427) 157
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: Translation Studies New Curriculum
(05053 - N11) 158
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: Translation Studies Old Curriculum
(05053 – OLD) 158
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Translation Studies (99428) 159
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology New Curriculum (0507X – NEW) 159
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology Old Curriculum (0507X – OLD) 160
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Anthropology (99403) 160
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Afrikaans (Language and Literature) Language
(05118 – LAN) 161
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Afrikaans (Language and Literature) Literature
(05118 – LIT) 161
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: Applied Linguistics New Curriculum
From 2011 (05134 - N11) 162
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: Applied Linguistics Old Curriculum
(05134 – OLD) 162
Honours Bachelor of Arts in African Politics (05142) 163
Honours Bachelor of Arts in African Politics New Curriculum
(05142 – NEW) 163
Bachelor of Arts Honours in African Politics (99307) 164
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies New Curriculum
(05150 – NEW) 164
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies Old Curriculum
(05150 – OLD) 164
Honours Bachelor of Administration in Development Studies New Curriculum
(05169 – NEW) 165
Honours Bachelor of Administration in Development Studies Old Curriculum
(05169 – OLD) 165
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Musicology (05185) 166
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Gender Studies (05266) 166
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Art History (05274) 167
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Art History (99407) 167
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Christian Spirituality New Curriculum
(05290 – NEW) 168
Comprehensive Honours Bachelor of Theology (05398) 169
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Archaeology New Curriculum
(05452 – NEW) 170
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical Archaeology New Testament Period
(99408 – NTP) 170
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical Archaeology Old Testament Period
(99408 – OTP) 170
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Archaeology (99406) 171
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Ancient Near Eastern Studies (05541) 171
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Ancient Near Eastern Studies (99402) 172
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Archival Science (0555X) 172
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Archival Science (0555X - N11) 173
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Modern European Languages and Literature
(99419) 173
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies Ancient History
(05703 – ANH) 174
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies Classical Culture (Greek Or Latin)
(05703 – CGL) 175
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Classical Hebrew (99424) 176
Honours Bachelor of Information Science (05827) 176
Honours Bachelor of Information Science (05827 - N11) 177
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Information Science (99413) 177
Honours Bachelor of Arts With Specialisation in Tesol
(Teaching English To Speakers of Other Languages) (05835) 177
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociolinguistics (05843) 178
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Media Studies (99418) 178

Qualification
Higher Certificate in Archives and Records NQF Exit Level 5
Management
Qualification code 98577 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements NSC with four 20 credit subjects 3 OR Senior Certificate
First Level
Compulsory.
AIS1501 - Introducing Applied Information Science
AIS1503 - Introducing Information Records and Sources
ARM1501 - Basics of Archives and Records Management
ARM1502 - Managing Records
ARM1503 - Managing Archives
ARM1504 - Preserving Records and Archives
ARM1505 - Electronic Records Management
ENN1504 - Practising Workplace English
EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical)
INS1502 - Developing Information Skills for Lifelong Learning
Pre/Co-requisites
4

Qualification
National Diploma: Public Relations
NQF Exit Level 6
Management
Qualification code DPUBR Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements NSC with four 20 credit subjects 3 OR Senior Certificate Grade 12 certificate.
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory Compulsory COP3701 Communication Pre: COS241Z or COP2601
Science for Public Relations
III
BSM1501 Business
Management Ia (Module 1)
CLA1501 Commercial
Law 1A
PREPRAC Public Relations
Practice
Pre:PRO251X
BSM1602 Business
Management 1B
COP1501 Communication
Science for Public Relations
I
EUC131T End-User
Computing I (Theory)
EUP1501 End-User
Computing (Practical)
MDS181Z Media Studies for
Public Relations I
PRO131V Public Relations I
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society (Psychology)
Languages Group. Choose 1 language module from
the following. Both African Language modules must
be taken
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFL1501 Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 African Language
and Culture in Practice
ENN1504 Practising
Workplace English (English
104)
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
COP2601 Communication
Science for Public Relations
II
MAR111Y Marketing I
Pre: COP1501 or COS121X
MDS291R Media Studies for
Public Relations II
PRO251X Public Relations Pre:PRO131V
II
Optional modules. Choose 1 from the following. If
Accounting is chosen Both modules must be taken
AFL1503 Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language I
AFL1504 Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language 2
FAC1501 Introductory
Financial Accounting
FAC1502 Financial
accounting concepts,
principles and
procedures
INR131Y Industrial
Relations I
Languages Group. Choose 1 language module from
the following. Both African Language modules must
be taken
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFL1501 Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 African Language
and Culture in Practice
ENN1504 Practising
Workplace English (English
104)
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
PRO371Q Public Relations
III
Pre:PRO251X
Rules
Students who are not working in the public relations profession must undertake to arrange their practical experience in a public relations or communications environment.
If a student is not in possession of a Senior Certificate but has five years relevant experience in the Public Relations or Communications field, he/she may
contact the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) office for possible admission.
Curriculums 2012: CHS
5

Qualification Diploma in Development Studies NQF Exit Level 5
Qualification code 01015 Total NQF Credits 240
Admission Requirements Senior or School leaving certificate with at least 5 subjects on Higher Grade and/or Standard Grade Or qualify for Conditional
Exemption from the Matriculation Board Or NSC with Diploma admission.
Repeaters only Until 2012
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory
Major subject(s). Choose THREE 2nd / 3rd level modules in 2 or 3 from the
following subjects
APC1501 Political Evolution of the African
State (African Politics 101)
APY1501 the Anthropological Study
of Culture in A Multicultural Context
(Anthropology)
DVA1501 Introduction to Development
Studies
PUB1501 the Nature, Content and Scope of
Public Administration
Optional modules - Group 1. Choose at least 3 modules from the following
APC1502 the Politics of Contemporary
Africa (African Politics 102)
APY1601 Culture as Human Resource in
the African Context (Anthropology)
DVA1601 Development Problems and
Institutions
PUB1601 the Structuring and Functioning of
Public Service
Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
Optional modules - Group 2. Choose 2 or 3 modules from the following
AFL1501 Understanding Language Usage:
an African Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 African Language and Culture in
Practice
AFL1503 Language and Communication
Skills Acquisition in an African Language I
AFL1504 Language and Communication
Skills Acquisition in an African Language 2
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or African
Language passed at Matriculation Level as
your Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or African
Language passed at Matriculation Level as
your Mother Tongue
APC2601 Political Change in Contemporary
Africa (African Politics 201)
APC2602 Political Economy of Africa
(African Politics 202)
APC3701 the Politics of Southern Africa
(African Politics 301)
APC3702 the Politics of East Africa (African
Politics 302)
APC3703 the Politics of West and North
Africa (African Politics 303)
APY2601 Anthropological Theory in Practice
(Anthropology)
APY2602 Anthropology and Health Care
(Anthropology)
APY2701 Sociocultural Solutions
to Problems of Human Adaptation
(Anthropology)
APY3702 Applied Anthropology:
Contemporary Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology (Anthropology)
APY3703 Themes in Anthropology: the
Relevance of Ritual (Anthropology)
APY3704 Themes in Anthropology: Tourism
and Pilgrimage (Anthropology)
DVA2601 Projects and Programmes as
Instruments of Development
DVA2602 Community Development and the
Basic Needs Approach
DVA3701 Development Theories
Pre: APC101D/APC1501 + APC102E/
APC1502
Pre: APC101D/APC1501 + APC102E/
APC1502
Pre: APC101D/APC1501 + APC102E/
APC1502
Pre: APC101D/APC1501 + APC102E/
APC1502
Pre: APC101D/APC1501 + APC102E/
APC1502
Pre: DVA101 +102 or DVA1501 + DVA1502
Pre: DVA101 +102 or DVA1501 + DVA1502
Pre: DVA101 +102 or DVA1501 + DVA1502
CLA1501 Commercial Law 1A DVA3702 Rural and Urban Development Pre: DVA101 +102 or DVA1501 + DVA1502
CLA1502 Commercial Law 1B (Commercial
DVA3703 Development Policy and
Pre: DVA101 +102 or DVA1501 + DVA1502
Law)
Strategies (Development Studies 301)
COM1501 Fundamentals of Communication
(Communication Science)
DVA3704 Development Planning
Pre: DVA101 +102 or DVA1501 + DVA1502
COM1502 Communication Contexts and
Applications (Communication Science)
ECS1501 Economics 1A
DVA3705 Empowerment and Popular
Initiatives
PUB201B Foundations of Public
Administration (Public Administration)
ECS1601 Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 PUB202C Protection Services (Public
Administration 202)
GGH103S Our Living Earth (Geography
103)
GGH1501 Know Your World: Introduction to
Geography (Geography)
GGH1502 World Issues: A Geographical
Perspective
PVL1501 Law Persons (Private Law)
SOC1501 Introduction to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes (Sociology 101)
PUB203D Creation of Wealth (Public
Administration 203)
PUB204E Welfare and Social Services
(Public Administration 204)
PUB205F Culture and Education
PUB206G Environmental Affairs (Public
Administration 206)
PUB301E Public Management Skills (Public
Administration 301)
Pre: DVA101 +102 or DVA1501 + DVA1502
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
6

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
SOC1502 Societal Structures and
Processes in the South African Context
(Sociology 102)
Optional modules - Group 3. You may not choose more than 2 modules from the
following
PUB305J Ethics in Public Administratrion
and Administrative Justice (Public
Administration 305)
PUB3702 Public Human Resource
Management
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
ADL2601 Administrative Law PUB3703 Public Policy Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
CSL2601 Constitutional Law
FUR2601 Fundamental Rights
IOS2601 Interpretation of Statutes
PUB3704 Organisational Studies in the
Public Sector
PUB3705 Public Financial Administration
and Management
Choose 1 module from the following
APY3701 Qualitative Research
Methodology: the Anthropological Strategy
(Anthropology)
PUB304H Reflective Public Administration
(Public Administration 304)
RSC2601 Research in Social Sciences
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501, PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: Any 2 modules
Optional modules. Students must have 10 modules on this level. Choose the
remaining modules from the following
ACN203S Cost Accounting and Control
(Financial Accounting 203)
ACN306Y Management Accounting
Techniques as an Aid in Decision-Making
(Accounting 306)
ACN3073 Financial Planning and Control
(Accounting 307)
ACN3084 Financial Analysis, Valuations and
Restructuring (Accounting 308)
PVL2602 Law of Succession (Private Law)
PVL3702 Law of Contract (Private Law)
PVL3703 Law of Delict (Private Law)
SOC201Y Theories of Social Change
(Sociology 201)
SOC2023 Globalisation and Social Change
in South Africa (Sociology 202)
SOC2045 Sociology of Population
(Sociology 204)
SOC2068 Sociology of Families and Social
Problems (Sociology 206)
SOC3015 Thinking Sociologically: Research
Methodology (Sociology 301)
SOC3049 Industrial Sociology (Sociology
304)
SOC305A Sociology of Education
(Sociology 305)
SOC306B Group Dynamics (Sociology 306)
SOC308D Theorising Modernity: Classical
and Contemporary Social Theory (Sociology
308)
Pre: FAC1502, FAC1601 & DSC1630 or
QMI1500
Pre: ACN203
Pre: ACN203
Pre: FAC2602
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Pre:SOC101V/SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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Qualification
Diploma in Information Services for Children NQF Exit Level 6
and Youth
Qualification code 02453 Total NQF Credits 240
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
Compulsory.
AIS104G - Using the Internet as A
Reference Tool (Applied Information
Science 104)
Co: EUP1501
AIS202H - Bibliographic Control, Basic
Descriptive Cataloguing and Classification
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
AIS1503 - Introducing Information Records
and Sources
EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical)
INS1501 - Introduction to Information
Science
INS1502 - Developing Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
MST101P - Media and User Studies: Media
and Information for Children and Youth
MST102Q - Media and User Studies:
Children and Youth as Readers and Users
SLS101L - Management of Information
Services for Children and Youth:
Introductory Orientation
SLS102M - Collection Management in
Information Services for Children and Youth:
Introductory Orientation
AIS204K - Learning How to Provide
Reference Services
AIS206M - Describing Library User Groups
and Meeting Their Needs
AIS207N - Utilising Electronic Library
Systems and Services
AIS208P - Developing and Managing
Information Collections
INS2055 - Exploring Information User
Studies
INS2066 - Investigating Information Ethics in
the Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing Information
Management
INS2701 - Information and Communication
Technology for Information Science
SLS201P - Information Literacy Education
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: AIS104G and one of AIS101D,AIS103F
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 + INS102V or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 + INS102V or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 + INS102V or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 + INS102V or Any
Four first level modules
Rules
the diploma consist of 20 modules. 10 Modules on each 1st and 2nd year level. AIS and INS is the major subjects. * Note that a student may as from 2008 no
longer include an optional module in the curriculum.
Qualification Diploma in Social Development NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 02518 Total NQF Credits 240
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2012
First Level
Compulsory.
DSD101M - Social Development 101
DSD102N - Social Development 102
DSD103P - Social Development 103
DSD104Q - Social Development 104
DSD105R - Social Development 105
DSD106S - Social Development 106
DSD107T - Social Development 107
DSD108U - Social Development 108
DSD109V - Social Development 109
DSD110N - Social Development 110
Pre/Co-requisites
8

Qualification Diploma in Information Science NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 02526 Total NQF Credits 240
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
AIS104G - Using the Internet as A
Reference Tool (Applied Information
Science 104)
AIS1501 - Introducing Applied Information
Science
AIS1503 - Introducing Information Records
and Sources
EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical)
Co: EUP1501
INS1501 - Introduction to Information
Science
INS1502 - Developing Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
Optional Modules. Choose 2 modules in the same subject from the following:
AFK1503 - Contemporary Afrikaans:
Language Studies and Written
Communication
AFL1501 - Understanding Language Usage:
an African Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language and Culture
in Practice
APC1501 - Political Evolution of the African
State
APC1502 - The Politics of Contemporary
Africa
APY1501 - The Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural Context
APY1601 - Culture as Human Resource in
the African Context
CMY1501 - Introduction to Criminology:
Crime, Offenders and Criminal Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to Crminology:
Victims and Reduction of Crime
CMY1503 - Introduction to Criminology:
Reaction to Crime
COM1501 - Fundamentals of
Communication
COM1502 - Communication Contexts and
Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to Development
Studies
DVA1601 - Development Problems and
Institutions
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501
Compulsory.
AIS202H - Bibliographic Control, Basic
Descriptive Cataloguing and Classification
AIS204K - Learning How to Provide
Reference Services
AIS206M - Describing Library User Groups
and Meeting Their Needs
AIS207N - Utilising Electronic Library
Systems and Services
AIS208P - Developing and Managing
Information Collections
INS2055 - Exploring Information User
Studies
INS2066 - Investigating Information Ethics in
the Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing Information
Management
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: AIS104G and one of AIS101D,AIS103F
Pre: Any two of AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 + INS102V or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 + INS102V or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 + INS102V or Any
Four first level modules
INS2701 - Information and Communication Pre: INS101/INS1501+INS102V/INS1502
Technology for Information Science
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules in the same subject (selected on first year level) from
the following:
APC2601 - Political Change in
Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political Economy of Africa
APY2601 - Anthropological Theory in
Practice
APY2602 - Anthropology and Health Care
APY2701 - Sociocultural Solutions to
Problems of Human Adaptation
CMY202F - Principles of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
DVA3701 - Development Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban Development
EED201J - English Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S Vision: Jane
Austen
ENN204K - African Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading, Good Writing
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 ENN207N - Exploring Shakespeare
EED101F - English Language Studies
(English for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies: Approaching
Literature and Writing
ENN102E - English Studies: Explorations in
Reading and Meaning
ENN103F - English for Academic Purposes
ENN106J - English Communication for Law
GED201W - The Adolescent: an Educational
Perspective
GED202X - Teaching and Learning 2
GED203Y - Life Crises in Childhood and
Adolescence
HSY2601 - Themes in the 19th Century
History: Power and the Western World
HSY2602 - Early State Formation, Slavery
and Colonial Conquest in Africa
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: HSY1501 + HSY1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: HSY1501 + HSY1502 or Any Four first
level modules
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
ENN1504 - Practising Workplace English
GED101T - Human Development and
Education
HSY2603 - Transformation in Southern
Africa in the 19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics and Economics
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
GED102U - Teaching and Learning 1 IOP205U - Environmental Psychology Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501, IOP102 or
IOP1601
HSY1501 - Precolonial South Africa IOP209Y - Workforce Diversity Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501, IOP102 or
IOP1601
HSY1502 - The Making of Early Colonial
IPC2601 - International Organisations
South Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of International
Politics
IPC2602 - International Political Dynamics
IPC1502 - South Africa in International
Politics
MNC202M - E-Commerce in Business
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
MNB1501 - Business Management 1A MND202R - Introduction to Retailing Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
MNB1601 - Business Management 1B Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501 MND204T - Customer Behaviour Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
PLC1501 - Politics as Social Activity (Politics
101)
PLC1502 - Understanding the State (Politics
102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to Western
Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to African
Philosophy
PUB1501 - The Nature, Content and Scope
of Public Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring and Functioning
of Public Services
PYC1501 - Basic Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in Society
RST1501 - Introduction to History of
Religions
RST1602 - Introduction to Theory of
Religion
SOC1501 - Introduction to Sociology:
Societal Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal Structures and
Processes in the South African Context
MNG2016 - General Management
MNH204E - Human Resource Management
and Labour Relations
MNM202Y - Marketing Management
MNM2033 - Tourism Marketing
MNM2044 - Industrial Marketing
Management
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501 MNX202J - Public Relations Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501, MNB102 or
MNB1601
PLC2601 - Understanding Political
Behaviour and Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and Public Policy
(Politics 202)
PLS2607 - Philosophy of Science
PSC2601 - South African Politics
PSC3701 - Contemporary Issues in Politics:
Capita Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict and Conflict
Resolution
PSC3703 - Political Knowledge
PYC2601 - Personality Theories
PYC2602 - Child and Adolescent
Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and Maturity
PYC2604 - Community Psychology: Re-
Imagining Community
PYC2606 - Basic Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
Pre: IPC1501/IPC101Y + IPC1502/IPC1023
Rules
This diploma was phased out in 2008. Students may complete this diploma until 2013. This diploma consist of 20 modules. 8 1st level modules. 10 2nd level modules.
Major subject: AIS + INS
10

Qualification
Diploma in General Nursing (Bridging
NQF Exit Level 6
Course)
Qualification code 02984 Total NQF Credits 240
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2012
Students must be enrolled nurses whose employers have an official contract with the Department of Nursing Science.
First Level
Compulsory.
GEN201C - Applied Social Sciences
GEN202D - Basic General Nursing Science II(A)
GEN203E - Basic General Nursing Science II(B)
GEN204F - General Nursing Science Practica II(A)
GEN205G - General Nursing Science Practica II(B)
Pre/Co-requisites
Pre: GEN1019
Pre: GEN102A + GEN103B
Pre: GEN102A + GEN103B
Pre: GEN104C + GEN105D
Pre: GEN104C + GEN105D
Rules
the last intake of students for this Diploma is 2010. Students may complete this Diploma until 2012.
the only hospitals that have a contract with the Department of Health Studies are:
* Mediclinic
* Wilmed Park Hospital
* Bayview Hospital
* Grootte Schuur Provincial Hospital
* Mafikeng Provincial Hospital
* Worcester Hospital
* Sunshine Private Hospital
* Potchefstroom/ Klerksdorp/ Tshepong & Witrand Complex
These hospitals provide lists of approved students - no one that is NOT on either of these lists are considered.
Students who fail EITHER GEN1501 or GEN1502 must register for GEN1019.
Students who fail both must also pass GEN1019.
Student may repeat only 1 first level module with GEN2.
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Qualification Advanced University Diploma in Visual Arts NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 02860 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
A three or four year visual arts or multi-media degree and the submission of a body of practical work. Prior permission must be
obtained from the department.
First Level
Compulsory.
DFA4801 - Arts Practice (Advanced University Diploma in Fine Arts)
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
Students must meet with their supervisors at least four times per year in Pretoria, or at a venue as determined by your supervisor, to discuss their studies.
Qualification Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 98574 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Provide proof of a Bachelor’s Degree in a health related field, pegged at least at NQF level 7, and also provide proof of at least 60%
for the final year of the Bachelor’s Degree. Have access to internet facility and have basic computer skills.
First Level
PPH4801 Descriptive Health Measurement
PPH4802 Analytic Health Measurement
PPH4803 Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases, Including HIV and AIDS
PPH4804 Introduction to Population Studies and Reproductive Health
PPH4805 Theory & Principles of Health Research
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Bachelor of Arts General Degree NQF Level 7
Qualification code 02038 – GE1 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Rules
1) Each BA curriculum must consist of:
a. THIRTY MODULES (12 credits each)
b. FIVE fundamental modules
c. an approved combination of TWO MAJOR SUBJECTS – Please see below the RULES FOR THE MAJOR SUBJECTS.
d. Not more than TWELVE MODULES from Group B
e. 10 modules on each of first, second and third level.
f. the BA General Degree cannot be completed in less than THREE YEARS.
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Psychology:
PYC1501 PYC2601 Pre:Any 4 first level modules PYC3701 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
PYC1502 PYC2602 Pre:Any 4 first level modules PYC3702 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
RSC2601 Pre: Any 2 modules PYC3703 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
PYC3704
Pre: RSC2601
PYC3705
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
English:
ENN101D ENN203J Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN303M Pre:Any 4 first level modules
ENN102E ENN204K Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN311M Pre:Any 4 first level modules
ENN205L Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN314Q Pre:Any 4 first level modules
ENN207N Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN315R Pre:Any 4 first level modules
10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total
Rules
Fundamental Modules:
Your curriculum MUST consist of FIVE of the following fundamental modules:
PLS2601 Critical Reasoning
PYC2605 HIV/Aids care & counselling
ENN103F English for academic purposes
AFL1501 Understanding language usage: African cultural perspective
EWS2601 Understanding society & yourself in a changing world
HRV1601 Human Rights, Values and Social Transformation (Human Rights)
RULES FOR THE MAJOR SUBJECTS:
a) the letter ‘M’ before the name of a subject under Group A or B below indicates that it may be selected as a major subject.
b) You are referred to the My Module Brochure regarding the prescribed modules for a major subject combination.
c) Both major subjects may be selected from Group A but, ONLY ONE MAY BE FROM Group B.
d) A subject the student has passed as a major or principal subject for a completed degree may not be selected as a major for this degree.
e) the following major subject combinations MAY NOT BE SELECTED:
f) Development Studies and one of: Economics, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Statistics
g) Economics and one of: Development Studies, Public Administrationh) Industrial and Organisational Psychology and one of: Development Studies,
Public Administration, Psychology
i) Mathematics and Psychology
j) Psychology and one of: Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Mathematics
k) Public Administration and one of: Economics, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Statistics
l) Statistics and one of: Development Studies, Psychology, Public Administration
m)Not more than two major subjects from any of the following groups: Arabic, Islamic studies, (Ancient History, Classical Culture only one major). Southern Sotho and
either Northern Sotho or Tswana, (Xhosa or Zulu), Tsonga, Venda
Groups A and B follows on the next page.
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Group A
M
African Languages (Northern Sotho, Southern Sotho, Tsonga, Tswana,
Venda, Xhosa, Zulu)
M
International Politics
M African Politics M Islamic Studies
M Afrikaans Italian
M Ancient History Judaica
M Ancient Near Eastern Culture Latin
M Anthropology M Linguistics
Applied Information Science M Mandarin Chinese
M Arabic Marriage Guidance and Counselling
M Archaeology Modern Hebrew
M Art History Modern Romance Literatures in English
M Biblical Archaeology M New Testament
M Biblical Studies M Old Testament
M Classical Culture M Philosophy
M Communication Science M Politics
M Community Ministry M Portuguese
M Congregational Ministry M Psychology
M Development Studies M Religious Studies
M English Russian
M French M Scripture Studies
M General Education M Sociology
German
Spanish
Greek (Ancient) M Theologies in Context
Hebrew (Classical) M Welfare Science
M History M Theory of Literature
M Music in History and Society M World Languages and Literature
M
Information Science
Group B
M Administration of Criminal Justice M Geography
Biology M Industrial and Organisational Psychology
Chemistry
Information Systems
Commercial Law
Introduction to the Theory of Law
Communication Law M Mathematics
Computer Concepts M Private Law
Criminal Law M Public Administration
M Criminology Public International Law
Economic History
Science for Society
M Economics M Statistics (as for Economic and Management Sciences)
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Qualification Bachelor of Arts NQF Level 7
Qualification code 99311 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Rules
1) Each BA curriculum must consist of:
a. THIRTY MODULES (12 credits each)
b. FIVE fundamental modules
c. an approved combination of TWO MAJOR SUBJECTS – Please see below the RULES FOR THE MAJOR SUBJECTS.
d. Not more than TWELVE MODULES from Group B
e. Only ONE Major subject may be chosen from Group B
f. Not more than EIGHT modules are on NQF level 5
g. Not less than TEN modules on NQF level 7
h. the BA Degree cannot be completed in less than THREE YEARS.
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Psychology:
PYC1501 PYC2601 PYC1501 +PYC1502 PYC3701
PYC1502 PYC2602 PYC1501 +PYC1502 PYC3702
RSC2601 Pre: Any 2 modules PYC3703
PYC3704
Pre: RSC2601
PYC3705
English:
ENN101D ENN203J ENN303M
ENN102E ENN204K ENN311M
ENN205L
ENN314Q
ENN207N
ENN315R
8 Modules in Total 12 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total
Rules
Fundamental Modules:
Your curriculum MUST consist of FIVE of the following fundamental modules:
PLS2601 Critical Reasoning
PYC2605 HIV/Aids care & counselling
ENN103F English for academic purposes
AFL1501 Understanding language usage: African cultural perspective
EWS2601 Understanding society & yourself in a changing world
HRV1601 Human Rights, Values and Social Transformation (Human Rights)
RULES FOR THE MAJOR SUBJECTS:
a) the letter ‘M’ before the name of a subject under Group A or B below indicates that it may be selected as a major subject.
b) You are referred to the My Module Brochure regarding the prescribed modules for a major subject combination.
c) Both major subjects may be selected from Group A but, ONLY ONE MAY BE FROM Group B.
d) A subject the student has passed as a major or principal subject for a completed degree may not be selected as a major for this degree.
e) the following major subject combinations MAY NOT BE SELECTED:
f) Development Studies and one of: Economics, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Statistics
g) Economics and one of: Development Studies, Public Administration
h) Industrial and Organisational Psychology and one of: Development Studies, Public Administration, Psychology
i) Mathematics and Psychology
j) Psychology and one of: Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Mathematics
k) Public Administration and one of: Economics, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Statistics
l) Statistics and one of: Development Studies, Psychology, Public Administration
m) Not more than two major subjects from any of the following groups: Arabic, Islamic studies, (Ancient History, Classical Culture only one major). Southern
Sotho and either Northern Sotho or Tswana, (Xhosa or Zulu), Tsonga, Venda
Groups A and B follows on the next page.
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Group A
M
African Languages (Northern Sotho, Southern Sotho, Tsonga, Tswana,
Venda, Xhosa, Zulu)
M African Politics Italian
M
Islamic Studies
M Afrikaans Judaica
M Ancient History Latin
M Ancient Near Eastern Culture M Linguistics
M Anthropology M Mandarin Chinese
Applied Information Science
M Arabic Modern Hebrew
Marriage Guidance and Counselling
M Archaeology Modern Romance Literatures in English
M Art History M Music in History and Society
M Biblical Archaeology M New Testament
M Biblical Studies M Old Testament
M Classical Culture M Philosophy
M Communication Science M Politics
M Community Ministry M Portuguese
M Congregational Ministry M Psychology
M Development Studies M Religious Studies
M English Russian
M French M Scripture Studies
M General Education M Sociology
German
Spanish
Greek (Ancient) M Theologies in Context
Hebrew (Classical) M Welfare Science
M History M Theory of Literature
M Information Science M World Languages and Literature
M
International Politics
Group B
M Administration of Criminal Justice M Geography
Biology M Industrial and Organisational Psychology
Chemistry
Information Systems
Commercial Law
Introduction to the Theory of Law
Communication Law M Mathematics
Computer Concepts M Private Law
Criminal Law M Public Administration
M Criminology Public International Law
Economic History
Science for Society
M Economics M Statistics (as for Economic and Management Sciences)
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Qualification Bachelor of Arts Music NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 02038 - MSC Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission and Grade 5 in Music theory
Repeaters only Until 2018
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
CST1501 - Composition
Models 1: Tonal Music
CST1502 - Composition
Models 2: Modal and Tonal
Counterpoint
MBY1501 - Music
Bibliography
MHS1501 - Introducing
Music Studies
MHS1502 - Exploring World
Musics
2nd Major subject. Choose 2 modules for the 2nd major
subject from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language Studies
and Written Communication
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
AGE1501 - Introduction to
Archaeology
AGE1601 - The Prehistory of
South Africa
ANH1501 - Near East and
Greece
ANH1502 - Roman Ancient
History
APC1501 - Political Evolution
of the African State
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
CST2601 - Music Technology
1: Midi
CST2602 - Composition
Models 3: Chromaticism
MHS2602 - Music and
Society
MHS2603 - Music and
Patronage
HIM or MCT. Choose only 1
module from the following:
MHS2604 - Music in Vienna
From the Late 18th Century
MHS2605 - All That Jazz
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: CST1501/CTH123D +
CST1502/CTH124E
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules for the 2nd Major
Subject from the following:
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
AGE2601 - Archaeological
Fieldwork Techniques and
Analytical Methods
AGE2602 - African
Archaeology
AGE2701 - Archaeology and
Fossils: the Study of Human
Evolution
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political Economy
of Africa
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
CST3706 - Music Technology
2: Digital Audio
MHS3701 - Music in Religion
MHS3702 - Opera
MHS3703 - Music and
Gender
MHS3704 - Music in South
Africa
MHS3705 - Sociology of
Music
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Optional Group: Choose 5 modules for the 2nd Major Subject
from the following:
AFK3702 - Comparatism:
Intertextual Dialogues
AFK3703 - Language
Variation and Language
Politics
AFK3704 - Afrikaans
Beyond Boundaries: an
Interdisciplinary Perspective
AFL3704 - Language
Technology, Terminology and
Lexicography
AFL3705 - Creative Writing
and Translation
AGE3701 - The Interpretation
of Archaeological Data
AGE3702 - Applied
Archaeology: Heritage
Conservation, Cultural
Resource Management and
Archaeotourism
AGE3703 - World Prehistory
AGE3704 - Prehistoric
Rock Art
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APC3702 - The Politics of
East Africa
APC3703 - The Politics of
West and North Africa
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
Co: ARB1501
APY2602 - Anthropology and
Health Care
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
APY3701 - Qualitative
Research Methodology: the
Anthropological Strategy
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
ATC1502 - Mythology of the
Ancient Near East
ATC1601 - Introduction to the
Ancient Near Eastern Culture
CLH1502 - Hamshekh Belvrit
Tanakhit
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
CLS1502 - Roman Myths,
Literature and Society
COM1501 - Fundamentals of
Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FRC1502 - French Language
and Culture: Lower
Intermediate
GED101T - Human
Development and Education
GED102U - Teaching and
Learning 1
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
GRE1502 - Greek Grammar
and Reading
HSY1501 - Precolonial South
Africa
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
Pre: CLH1501/CLH103T
Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Pre: GRE1501/GRE1019 +
GRE1502/GRE102A
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic
ARB2705 - Basic Arabic
Literary Texts
ATC2601 - Verbal
Communication in the
Ancient Near East
ATC2602 - Nonverbal
Communication in Ancient
Near East
ATC2603 - Cultural Change
in the Ancient Near East
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic)
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic) Co: ARB2603
Pre/Co: ARB2603 +
ARB2704
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
APY3703 - Themes
in Anthropology: the
Relevance of Ritual
APY3704 - Themes in
Anthropology: Tourism and
Pilgrimage
ARB3706 - Specialist Arabic
Literary Text
ARB3707 - Advanced Arabic
Literary Texts
ARH311N - Art and Ideology
2
ARH312P - Art, Craft and
Design
CLH2601 - Hinneh Hatanakh Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501 ARH313Q - Art Theory and
Criticism 2
CLH2602 - Hinneh Ha'Arets
CLS2601 - Perspectives
On Roman Africa and the
Ancient Environment
CLS2602 - Material
Testimonies to the Classical
World
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
ECH2601 - Text
Interpretation, Theory and
Method
ECH2602 - Daily Life in Early
Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
FRC2601 - French Language
and Culture: Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
+ CLH104U/CLH1502 +
CLH2063/2601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
ATC3701 - Archeology of the
Ancient Near East
ATC3702 - Comparative
Literature of the Ancient
Near East
ATC3703 - Ancient Near East
and Its "Outside" World
ATC3704 - Detailed Study of
One of the Major Cultures in
Ancient Near East
ATC3705 - Essay and
Seminar
CLS3701 - Classical
Historical Writings
CLS3702 - Ancient
Democracy Thought Moral
Thought
CLS3703 - Pericles to Philip/
Ancient Entertainment
CLS3704 - Classical Heroes
in Fact and Fiction
CLS3705 - The Fall of Rome/
Greco-Roman Drama
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ARB2603
+ARB2704+ARB2705
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705 Co: ARB3706
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: CLS2601 + CLS2602/
CLS2062
Pre: CLS2601 + CLS2602/
CLS2062
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
18

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ICS1602 - Early History of
FRC2603 - French Literature: Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T COM306D - Communication Pre: RSC201-H/ RSC2601
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
Introduction
Research
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
LIN1501 - Grammatical
Patterns and Concepts
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
OTS1502 - Introduction to
Biblical Archaeology
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
PYC1501 - Basic Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
RSN1502 - Russian
Language and Culture: Basic
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
RST1602 - Introduction to
Theory of Religion
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
Pre: ITN1501
Pre: LAN101K/LAN1501
Co:MAN101R/MAN1501
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
Co: RSN101V/RSN1501
Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
GED201W - The Adolescent:
an Educational Perspective
GED202X - Teaching and
Learning 2
GED203Y - Life Crises in
Childhood and Adolescence
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
HSY2602 - Early State
Formation, Slavery and
Colonial Conquest in Africa
HSY2603 - Transformation
in Southern Africa in the
19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
ICS2603 - Foundation
Sources of Islam
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing
Information Management
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
ITN802X - Visions of the
Renaissance
LIN2035 - Language
Acquisition in A Natural
Environment
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
LIN2058 - Sound and Sound
Structure
MAN2601 - Shenghuo
Hanyo: Living Mandarin
Chinese
MAN2602 - Huoyong Hanyu:
Applied Mandarin Chinese
MAN3702 - Zhongguo
Chengyu: Chinese Wisdom
Tales, Idioms and Proverbs
OTS2601 - The Bible,
Creation and Ecology
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E or
any FOUR first level modules
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502 Co:
MAN201U/MAN2601
Pre:MAN2602/MAN202V
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
COM311A - Political and
Government Communication
and Media Ethics
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
COM3708 - Communication
Science
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
ECH3701 - Death, Tombs
and Burials in the Early
Christian World
ECH3702 - Religion, Worship
and Prayer in the Early
Christian World
ECH3703 - The Bible and
Human Development in Post-
Colonial Africa
ECH3704 - Construction
of Bodies, Gender and
Sexuality in Early Christianity
ECH3705 - Early Christian
Spirituality
EDC1015 - Theoretical
Frameworks in Education
(Educational Foundations
101 (Bed))
ENN303M - Themes in
English Language Studies
ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
ENN314Q - Reading
Classics
ENN315R - Testing the
Limits of the Literary Sign:
Modern and Contemporary
Literature
FRC3701 - French Language
and Culture: Advanced Oral
FRC3702 - French for
Professional Purposes: Hotel
and Tourism
FRC3703 - French Literature:
France (Advanced)
FRC3704 - French Literature:
Francophone Countries
(Advanced)
FRC3705 - Practical
Translation From and Into
French
Curriculums 2012: CHS
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
19

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
Language modules. Choose 1 beginner's module in a
Language from the following:
AFL1503 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language I
AFL1504 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language 2
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
FRC1501 - French Language
and Culture: Beginners
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
OTS2604 - The Bible and the
Eradication of Poverty
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PLS2610 - African
Philosophy II
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2602 - Child and
Adolescent Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
RST2705 - Divinity and
Nature in Religious History
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and Culture
THL2602 - Structuralist and
Semiotic Theories of Genre
THL821Y - Advanced
Narrative Theory
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: IPC1501/IPC101Y +
IPC1502/IPC1023
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N +
Co: PTU2601
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: Any TWO modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:THL1501 or THL801V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
GED3013 - The Adult: an
Educational Perspective
GED3024 - Teaching and
Learning 3
GED3069 - Education and
Technology
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
HSY3702 - Themes in 20th
Century World History:
Towards Globalisation
HSY3703 - Globalisation
HSY3704 - Modern South
Africa: Afrikaner Power,
the Politics of Race and
Resistance, 1902 to the
1970`S
HSY3705 - Modern South
Africa: From Soweto to
Democracy
ICS3706 - Islamic
Philosophy, Theology and
Mysticism
ICS3707 - Islamic Law and
Jurisprudence
INS3036 - Using Information:
the Role of Information
Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
INS3707 - Information
Organisation and Retrieval
IPC3701 - International
Political Theory
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
ITN801W - Contemporary
Culture in Italy
LIN3028 - Approaches in
Linguistics
THL8223 - Theory of Drama Pre:THL1502 or THL802V LIN306C - Learning and
Teaching an Additional
Language (Linguistics 306)
THL8234 - Theory of Poetry Pre:THL1502 or THL802V LIN3704 - Language
Planning and Linguistic
Description
LIN3705 - Text Structure and
Function
MAN3703 - Gaoji Hanyu:
Advanced Mandarin Chinese
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre:MAN3702/MAN301X
20

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
MAN3704 - Zongguo
Co:MAN3703/MAN301X
Wenxuan: Selected
Readings of Modern Chinese
Literature
MAN3705 - Shangyong
Zhongwen: Business
Chinese
Co:MAN3704/MAN3033
OTS3701 - Politics, Power
and Prophecy in Ancient
Israel
OTS3702 - Excavating A
Biblical City
OTS3703 - The Bible and
African Cultures
OTS3704 - The Bible and
Sexuality
OTS3705 - Understanding
the Old Testament Through
Archaeology
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PLS3701 - Theoretical and
Applied Ethics
PLS3703 - Advanced African
Philosophy
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
PLS3708 - Formal Logic
PLS3709 - Advanced
Western Philosophy
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
PTU3701 - Portuguese
Language for Specific
Purposes: Advanced
PTU3702 - Portuguese
Translation Practice
PTU3703 - Advanced
Language Skills in
Portuguese (Oral and
Written)
PTU3704 - Modern Brazilian
Literature and Society
PTU3705 - Lusophone
African Literature
(Portuguese)
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3702 - Abnormal
Behaviour and Mental Health
PYC3703 - Cognition:
Thinking, Memory and
Problem Solving
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
21

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
PYC3704 - Psychological Pre: RSC2601
Research
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
RST3708 - Postmodern
Philosophy of Religion
RST3709 - Religion and
Social Issues
SOC3015 - Thinking
Sociologically: Research
Methodology
SOC3049 - Industrial
Sociology
SOC305A - Sociology of
Education
SOC306B - Group Dynamics
SOC308D - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
THL3705 - Literary Theory
in Context
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Rules
Details of the Unisa Music Certificate Examinations will be found in the Music Examinations Handbook which is obtainable free of charge from the Registrar.
Although such examinations are conducted by the University s Directorate: Music, the tuition is NOT provided by the University, This must be arranged privately with a
qualified music teacher.
Should the curriculum not comprise thirty modules, as a result of the choice of the second major subject, then additional modules on second and/or third level may be
selected from Music in History and Society, Composition Studies’ and Music in World Cultures Today A reading knowledge of music notation is essential in order to
undertake any of the CST modules for this degree. the attention of students is drawn to the specific language requirements for the various postgraduate certificates in
Education offered at Unisa, in case they intend proceeding with a Diploma in Education at a later stage.
22

Curriculums 2012: CHS
23

Qualification Bachelor of Social Work New Curriculum NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 02054 - NEW Total NQF Credits 480
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 0
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
Compulsory.
INS1502 - Developing Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
APY1601 - Culture as Human Resource in
the African Context
SCK1501 - Welfare Policy RSC2601 - Research in Social Sciences Pre: Any TWO modules
SCK1502 - Introduction to Social Work and
the Helping Process
Co:SCK103Y/1503
SCK2601 - Facilitative Communication in
Groups and Communities
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501+ SCK102X/
SCK1502+ SCK103Y/SCK1503 + Co:
SCK2024 + APY102F
SCK1503 - Practical Work (Social Work 103
(Practical Work))
SCW2601 - Introduction to Law for Social
Work IIa
SCW2602 - Introduction to Law for Social
Work IIb
Optional modules (2nd Major Subject). Choose 2 modules from the same subject (if DVA is
the 2nd major, include 1 further optional module):
CMY1501 - Introduction to Criminology:
Crime, Offenders and Criminal Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to Crminology:
Victims and Reduction of Crime
COM1501 - Fundamentals of
Communication
COM1502 - Communication Contexts and
Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to Development
Studies
PLS1501 - Introduction to Western
Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to African
Philosophy
PYC1501 - Basic Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in Society
SOC1501 - Introduction to Sociology:
Societal Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal Structures and
Processes in the South African Context
Optional Modules: Choose a maximum of 2 modules from the following OR 2 modules from
abovementioned groups:
APY1501 - The Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural Context
ENN103F - English for Academic Purposes
EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical)
RST1501 - Introduction to History of
Religions
Co:SCK102X/SCK1502 SCK2602 - Practical Work Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501+ SCK102X/
SCK1502+ SCK103Y/SCK1503 + Co:
SCK2024 + APY102F
SCK2603 - Welfare Policy
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501+ SCK102X/
SCK1502+ SCK103Y/SCK1503 + Co:
SCK2024 + APY102F
SCK2604 - Counselling Skills
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501+ SCK102X/
SCK1502+ SCK103Y/SCK1503
Marriage Guidance and Counselling: Choose only 1 module from the following:
MGG201W - Marriage Guidance and
Counselling
MGG202X - Marriage Guidance and
Counselling: Sexual Trauma
Criminology: (2nd Major Subject). Choose 3 modules from Criminology:
CMY202F - Principles of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
CMY2601 - Crime Risk Perspectives
CMY2603 - Child and Youth Misbehaviour
CMY2604 - Dealing With Young Offenders
Communication Science (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Communication
Science:
COM2601 - Organisational Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural, Development and
Health Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies: Mass
Communication and Media Theory
Development Studies (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Development Studies:
DVA1601 - Development Problems and Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501
Institutions
DVA2601 - Projects and Programmes as
Instruments of Development
DVA2602 - Community Development and
the Basic Needs Approach
Philosophy (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Philosophy:
PLS2601 - Critical Reasoning
PLS2607 - Philosophy of Science
PLS2610 - African Philosophy II
Psychology (2nd Major Subject): PYC2606 and 2 modules from the following:
PYC2601 - Personality Theories
PYC2602 - Child and Adolescent
Development
24

Third Level Pre/Co-requisites Fourth Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
SCK3016 - Social Case Work
SCK3028 - Social Group Work
SCK3039 - Community Work
SCK304A - Practical Work in Social Case
and Group Work
SCK305B - Practical Work: Community
Work
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501 + SCK102X/
SCK1502 + SCK103Y/SCK1503 + SCK2013
+ SCK2024 + SCK2035 + SCK2046 +
APY102F Co: SCK3028 + SCK304A
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501 + SCK102X/
SCK1502 + SCK103Y/SCK1503 + SCK2013
+ SCK2024 + SCK2035 + SCK2046 +
APY102F Co: SCK3016 + SCK304A
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501+ SCK102X/
SCK1502 + SCK103Y/SCK1503 +
SCK2013 + SCK2024 + SCK2035 +
SCK2046 + APY102F Co: SCK305B
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501 + SCK102X/
SCK1502 + SCK103Y/SCK1503 +
SCK2013 + SCK2024 + SCK2035 +
SCK2046 + APY102F Co: SCK3039
Pre: SCK101W/SCK1501 + SCK102X/
SCK1502 + SCK103Y/SCK1503 +
SCK2013 + SCK2024 + SCK2035 +
SCK2046 + APY102F Co: SCK3039
Philosophy (2nd Major Subject): Choose all 5 modules from the following:
PLS3701 - Theoretical and Applied Ethics
PLS3703 - Advanced African Philosophy
PLS3705 - Contemporary African Political
Philosophy
PLS3708 - Formal Logic
PLS3709 - Advanced Western Philosophy
Psychology (2nd Major Subject): Choose all 5 modules from the following:
PYC3701 - Social Psychology
Compulsory. Refer to the qualification RULES before registration for this level.
SCK401A - Social Casework: Working With
Individuals-Integrated Theory and Practice
SCK402B - Social Casework: Working With
Couples and Families- Integrated Theory
and Practice
SCK403C - Social Group Work With
Children and Youth- Integrated Theory and
Practice
SCK404D - Social Group Work With Adults-
Integrated Theory and Practice
SCK405E - Community Work: Planning and
Integrated Practice
SCK406F - Community Work: Execution of
A Project
SCK407G - Social Work Management: the
Social Work Organisation- Integrated Theory
and Practice
SCK408H - Social Work Management: the
Social Worker as Employee and Manager
SCK410B - Research Project: Planning and
Execution
SCK411C - Statutory Work, Ethics and
Supervision
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
Pre:Pass All SCK first +second +third level
modules + all thirty modules
PYC3702 - Abnormal Behaviour and Mental
Health
PYC3703 - Cognition: Thinking, Memory
and Problem Solving
PYC3704 - Psychological Research
Pre: RSC2601
PYC3705 - Transformative Counselling
Encounters
Criminology (2nd Major Subject): Choose 5 modules from the following:
CMY3701 - The Explanation of Crime
CMY3702 - Crime Typologies
CMY3704 - Formal Reaction to Crime
CMY3705 - Victimology
CMY3706 - Contemporary Criminological
Issues
CMY3708 - Qualitative Research
Methodology in Criminology
CMY3709 - Quantitative Research
Methodology in Criminology
Development Studies (2nd Major Subject): Choose all 5 modules from the following:
DVA3701 - Development Theories
Curriculums 2012: CHS
25

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
PYC2604 - Community Psychology: Re-
Imagining Community
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care and Counselling
PYC2606 - Basic Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
Sociology (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Sociology:
SOC2601 - Theories of Social Change
(Sociology 201)
SOC2602 - Globalisation and Social
Change in South Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of Population
(Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology of Families and Social
Problems
Rules
To be registered as a candidate for the BSW degree, a student must: in EACH YEAR in which Social Work is taken, be able to attend workshops and practice sessions
at an approved Unisa Centre in CAPE TOWN, DURBAN, PRETORIA, POLOKWANE and JOHANNESBURG and in addition, on the fourth level undertaking
practical work at a Welfare Organisation.
Students who will NOT be able to do practical work regularly at one of the centres, will not be allowed to register for the BSW degree.
Students must have passed all thirty modules on first to third level before registering for fourth-level modules.
Students who obtain an average of 60% and more in each of the third-level modules in Social Work may complete the fourth year over a period of one year.
Students who obtain less than an average of 60% in any one of the third-level modules in Social Work must complete the fourth year over a period of two years.
All students who failed or need to supplement one module in courses other than social work must complete the fourth year over a period of two years.
Students who spread the fourth level over two years must register as follows:
First year:
Second year::
SCK405E, SCK406F, SCK407G, SCK408H, SCK410B,
SCK401A, SCK402B, SCK403C, SCK404D, SCK411C
(Note: the theory and practical work modules of a method must be registered for simultaneously.
the curriculum comprises FORTY MODULES and practical social work. the major subject is Social Work and ONE of Philosophy, Psychology, Criminology, Development
Studies, Communication or Sociology.
A graduate may qualify as a social worker by passing the undermentioned study units for non-degree purposes (NDP) provided that they completed their Bachelors
degree at a South African university and majored in one of Philosophy, Communication Science, Criminology, Development Studies, Psychology and Sociology:
Social Work (All Social Work modules from the first to the fourth year at study)
Social Welfare Law (both modules)
Marriage Guidance and Counselling and Sexual Trauma (201 and 202)
Studens who want to study Marriage Guidance and Counselling or Sexual Trauma for non-degree purposes, must have a BA degree or should have completed 8
modules on NQF Level 5.
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Third Level Pre/Co-requisites Fourth Level Pre/Co-requisites
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban Development
DVA3703 - Development Policy and
Strategies
DVA3704 - Development Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment and Popular
Initiatives
Communication Science (2nd Major Subject): Choose 4 modules from the following:
COM3018 - Marketing Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies: Institutions,
Theories and Issues
COM303A - Media Studies: Content,
Audiences and Production
COM306D - Communication Research
Pre: RSC201-H/ RSC2601
COM3704 - New Media Technology
Communication Science (2nd Major Subject): Choose an additional module from
Communication Science:
COM311A - Political and Government
Communication and Media Ethics
COM3705 - International Communication
(Communication Science)
COM3708 - Communication Science
Sociology (2nd Major Subject): Choose all 5
modules from Sociology:
SOC3015 - Thinking Sociologically:
Research Methodology
SOC3049 - Industrial Sociology
SOC305A - Sociology of Education
SOC306B - Group Dynamics
SOC308D - Theorising Modernity: Classical
and Contemporary Social Theory
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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Qualification Bachelor of Social Work NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99309 Total NQF Credits 480
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
INS1502 - Developing Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
SCK1501 - Welfare Policy
SCK1502 - Introduction to Social Work and
the Helping Process
SCK1503 - Practical Work (Social Work 103
(Practical Work))
SCW2601 - Introduction to Law for Social
Work IIa
SCW2602 - Introduction to Law for Social
Work IIb
Optional Modules(2nd Major Subject): Choose 2 modules from the same subject (if DVA is
the 2nd major, include 1 further optional module):
CMY1501 - Introduction to Criminology:
Crime, Offenders and Criminal Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to Crminology:
Victims and Reduction of Crime
COM1501 - Fundamentals of
Communication
COM1502 - Communication Contexts and
Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to Development CO: PYC2605 if DVA=2ND MAJOR!!
Studies
PLS1501 - Introduction to Western
Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to African
Philosophy
PYC1501 - Basic Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in Society
SOC1501 - Introduction to Sociology:
Societal Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal Structures and
Processes in the South African Context
Optional Modules: Choose a maximum of 2 modules from the following OR 2 modules from
abovementioned groups:
APY1501 - The Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural Context
ENN103F - English for Academic Purposes
EUP1501 - End-User Computing (Practical)
RST1501 - Introduction to History of
Religions
Compulsory.
APY1601 - Culture as Human Resource in
the African Context
RSC2601 - Research in Social Sciences
SCK2601 - Facilitative Communication in
Groups and Communities
SCK2602 - Practical Work
SCK2603 - Welfare Policy
SCK2604 - Counselling Skills
Marriage Guidace and Counselling: Choose 1 module from the following:
MGG201W - Marriage Guidance and
Counselling
MGG202X - Marriage Guidance and
Counselling: Sexual Trauma
Criminology: (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Criminology:
CMY2601 - Crime Risk Perspectives
CMY2602 - Principles of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
CMY2603 - Child and Youth Misbehaviour
CMY2604 - Dealing With Young Offenders
Communication Science: (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Communication
Science:
COM2601 - Organisational Communication
COM2602 - Integrated Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural, Development and
Health Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies: Mass
Communication and Media Theory
Development Administration: (2nd Major Subject): Choose all 3 modules from Development
Administration:
DVA1601 - Development Problems and
Institutions
DVA2601 - Projects and Programmes as
Instruments of Development
DVA2602 - Community Development and
the Basic Needs Approach
Philosophy: (2nd major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Philosophy:
PLS2601 - Critical Reasoning
PLS2607 - Philosophy of Science
PLS2610 - African Philosophy II
Psychology: (2nd Major Subject): PYC2606 and 2 modules from the following:
PYC2601 - Personality Theories
PYC2602 - Child and Adolescent
Development
PYC2604 - Community Psychology: Re-
Imagining Community
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care and Counselling
CO: PYC2605
CO: PYC2605
CO: PYC2605
Compulsory if PYC = 2nd MAJOR
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Third Level Pre/Co-requisites Fourth Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory:
SCK3016 - Social Case Work
SCK3028 - Social Group Work
SCK3039 - Community Work
SCK304A - Practical Work in Social Case
and Group Work
SCK305B - Practical Work: Community
Work
Philosophy: (2nd Major Subject): Choose all 5 modules from the following:
CMY3705 - Victimology
PLS3701 - Theoretical and Applied Ethics
PLS3703 - Advanced African Philosophy
PLS3705 - Contemporary African Political
Philosophy
PLS3708 - Formal Logic
PLS3709 - Advanced Western Philosophy
Psychology: (2nd Major Subject): Chooes all 5 modules from the following:
PYC3701 - Social Psychology
PYC3702 - Abnormal Behaviour and Mental
Health
PYC3703 - Cognition: Thinking, Memory
and Problem Solving
PYC3704 - Psychological Research
Pre: RSC2601
PYC3705 - Transformative Counselling
Encounters
Criminology: (2nd Major Subject): Choose 5 modules from the following:
CMY3701 - The Explanation of Crime
CMY3702 - Crime Typologies
CMY3704 - Formal Reaction to Crime
CMY3706 - Contemporary Criminological
Issues
CMY3708 - Qualitative Research
Methodology in Criminology
CMY3709 - Quantitative Research
Methodology in Criminology
Development Studies: (2nd Major Subject): Choose all 5 modules from the following:
DVA3701 - Development Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban Development
DVA3703 - Development Policy and
Strategies
DVA3704 - Development Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment and Popular
Initiatives
Communication Science: (2nd Major Subject): Choose 4 modules from the following:
Compulsory: Refer to the qualification RULES before registration for this level.
SCK401A - Social Casework: Working With
Individuals-Integrated Theory and Practice
SCK402B - Social Casework: Working With
Couples and Families- Integrated Theory
and Practice
SCK403C - Social Group Work With
Children and Youth- Integrated Theory and
Practice
SCK404D - Social Group Work With Adults-
Integrated Theory and Practice
SCK405E - Community Work: Planning and
Integrated Practice
SCK406F - Community Work: Execution of
A Project
SCK407G - Social Work Management: the
Social Work Organisation- Integrated Theory
and Practice
SCK410B - Research Project: Planning and
Execution
SCK411C - Statutory Work, Ethics and
Supervision
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
PYC2606 - Basic Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
Sociology: (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from Sociology:
SOC2601 - Theories of Social Change
(Sociology 201)
SOC2602 - Globalisation and Social
Change in South Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of Population
(Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology of Families and Social
Problems
Rules
(Note: the theory and practical work modules of a method must be registered for simultaneously.
the curriculum comprises FORTY MODULES and practical social work. the major subject is Social Work and ONE of Philosophy, Psychology, Criminology, Development
Studies, Communication or Sociology.
A graduate may qualify as a social worker by passing the undermentioned study units for non-degree purposes (NDP) provided that they completed their Bachelors
degree at a South African university and majored in one of Philosophy, Communication Science, Criminology, Development Studies, Psychology and Sociology:
Social Work (All Social Work modules from the first to the fourth year at study) Social Welfare Law (both modules)
Marriage Guidance and Counselling and Sexual Trauma (201 and 202)
Students who want to study Marriage Guidance and Counselling or Sexual Trauma for non-degree purposes, must have a BA degree or should have completed 8
modules on NQF Level 5.
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Third Level Pre/Co-requisites Fourth Level Pre/Co-requisites
COM3018 - Marketing Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies: Institutions,
Theories and Issues
COM303A - Media Studies: Content,
Audiences and Production
COM306D - Communication Research
Pre: RSC2601
COM3704 - New Media Technology
Communication Science: Choose One additional module from the following:
COM311A - Political and Government
Communication and Media Ethics
COM3705 - International Communication
(Communication Science)
COM3708 - Communication Science
Sociology: (2nd Major Subject): Choose 5 modules from the following:
SOC3015 - Thinking Sociologically:
Research Methodology
SOC3049 - Industrial Sociology
SOC305A - Sociology of Education
SOC306B - Group Dynamics
SOC308D - Theorising Modernity: Classical
and Contemporary Social Theory
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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Qualification Bachelor of Visual Arts NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 02224 Total NQF Credits 480
Admission Requirements
Permission letter from the Department of Art History,Visual Arts and Musicology AND Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption
Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
Compulsory.
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy ARH2601 - The Arts and Ideology 1 ARH1501+ARH1502
ARH1502 - Introduction to Art History
ARH2602 - Introduction to Art History in ARH1501+ARH1502
Africa
GAR1501 - Drawing 1 ARH2603 - Visual Culture 1 ARH1501+ARH1502
THF1501 - Sculpture
ARH3705 - The Arts and the (Post)Colonial
(Offered from 2013)
TWF1501 - Painting
GAR2601 - Graphic Processes (Graphic Pre: GAR111/GAR101/GAR1501 + GAR102
Processes)
VAR2601 - Visual Arts 1
Pre: GAR1501/GAR1116 + TWF1501/
TWF111X + THF1501/THF111E
VAR2602 - Visual Arts 2
Pre: GAR1501/GAR1116 + TWF1501/
TWF111X + THF1501/THF111E
Rules
Prospective students must obtain prior permission from the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology before registering for the degree.
in addition to the normal study fees, a studio fee is payable for each module in Drawing, Painting, Sculpture and Visual Arts.
Students are expected to attend two workshops at one of the approved centres of the University.
Workshops are normally conducted at least twice a year, for a period of approximately 3 to 5 days each, in the following cities:
Cape Town Durban Pretoria Further details are sent to the students early in the year.
Students are strongly advised to attend all days of each workshop presented for their particular modules as these are important modes of tuition.
Please note: these practical subjects demand much of a students time and the equipment and materials required are expensive.
the University will not be responsible for any loss of, or damage to student work.
the Department reserves the right to retain the students practical and written work for study material, teaching purposes or for exhibitions.
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Third Level Pre/Co-requisites Fourth Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
Compulsory.
ARH311N - Art and Ideology 2 Pre:ARH211K+ARH213M ARH411R - Contemporary International Art Pre: ARH311N + ARH313Q + ARH314R Co:
ARH412S
ARH312P - Art, Craft and Design ARH412S - Contemporary South African Art Pre: ARH311N + ARH313Q + ARH314R Co:
ARH411R
ARH313Q - Art Theory and Criticism 2 Pre: ARH211K+ARH213M PAT4801 - Professional Art Practice 2 Pre: VAR3701 + VAR3702
ARH314R - Popular Visual Culture VAR4801 - Visual Arts 5 Pre:VAR3701/VAR311G+VAR3702/
VAR312H+PAT301F
PAT3701 - Professional Art Practice 1 Pre: VAR2601 + VAR2602 VAR4802 - Visual Arts 6 Pre:VAR3701/VAR311G+VAR3702/
VAR312H+PAT301F
VAR3701 - Visual Arts 3 Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+ VAR212E/VAR2602 Language Modules: Select 2 from the following:
VAR3702 - Visual Arts 4 Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+ VAR212E/VAR2602 AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today (Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written Communication
AFL1501 - Understanding Language Usage:
an African Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language and Culture in
Practice
AFL1503 - Language and Communication
Skills Acquisition in an African Language I
AFL1504 - Language and Communication
Skills Acquisition in an African Language 2
ENN101D - English Studies: Approaching
Literature and Writing
ENN102E - English Studies: Explorations in
Reading and Meaning
ENN1504 - Practising Workplace English
FRC1501 - French Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language: Lower
Intermediate
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts in Language
Analysis: Introduction to Latin Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to Latin Grammar and
Syntax
PTU1501 - Portuguese Language and Culture:
Beginners
SPS1501 - Practical Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower Intermediate Level
Pre: May Not be taken if African language
passed at Matriculation Level or is your
Mother Tongue.
May Not be taken if African language passed
at Matriculation Level or is your Mother
Tongue.
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Pre: ITN1501
Pre: LAN101K/LAN1501
Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
Optional modules. Select 2 modules from the following (students who did not pass ARH214,
must do all 3):
COM2602 - Integrated Organisational
Communication
CST3706 - Music Technology 2: Digital
Audio
WLL2602 - Film, Literature and Society Pre: Any TWO first level Language modules
Language module: Choose 1 from the following modules:
ENN103F - English for Academic Purposes
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for the
Communication Industry
Pre: Any FOUR first-level modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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Qualification Bachelor of Musicology NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 02070 - N10 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2012
Grade 5 Music Theory (Unisa) OR Music for Matric OR Grade 6 Music Theory AND Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption
OR NSC with Degree admission OR qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
CST1501 - Composition
Models 1: Tonal Music
CST1502 - Composition
Models 2: Modal and Tonal
Counterpoint
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
MBY1501 - Music
Bibliography
MHS1501 - Introducing
Music Studies
MHS1502 - Exploring World
Musics
African Languages: Choose 1 module from the following:
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1503 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language I
Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
AGE1501 - Introduction to
Archaeology
AGE1601 - The Prehistory
of South Africa
ANH1501 - Near East and
Greece
ANH1502 - Roman Ancient
History
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
CST2601 - Music
Technology 1: Midi
CST2602 - Composition
Models 3: Chromaticism
CST2603 - Composition
Models 4: Music Analysis
MHS2601 - Musical
Entrepreneurship
MHS2602 - Music and
Society
MHS2603 - Music and
Patronage
MHS2604 - Music in Vienna
From the Late 18th Century
MHS2605 - All That Jazz
May Not be taken if African
language passed at
Matriculation Level or is your
Mother Tongue.
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
AGE2601 - Archaeological
Fieldwork Techniques and
Analytical Methods
AGE2602 - African
Archaeology
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: CST1501/CTH123D +
CST1502/CTH124E
Pre: CST1501/CTH123D +
CST1502/CTH124E
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
APY2602 - Anthropology
and Health Care
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic)
CST3701 - African
Composition Resources
CST3702 - Modernist
Composition Resources
CST3703 - Postmodern
Composition Resources
CST3704 - Free
Composition
CST3705 - Performing
Practice
CST3706 - Music
Technology 2: Digital Audio
MHS3701 - Music in
Religion
MHS3702 - Opera
MHS3703 - Music and
Gender
MHS3704 - Music in South
Africa
MHS3705 - Sociology of
Music
Pre: CTH221E + CTH222F
+ CTH223G + CTH224H
Pre: CTH221E + CTH222F
+ CTH223G + CTH224H
Pre: CTH221E + CTH222F
+ CTH223G + CTH224H
Pre: CTH221E + CTH222F
+ CTH223G + CTH224H
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
ATC1502 - Mythology of the
Ancient Near East
ATC1601 - Introduction to
the Ancient Near Eastern
Culture
CGM1501 - Invitation to
Theology
CGM1502 - First Steps in
Practical Theology
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
CLH1502 - Hamshekh
Belvrit Tanakhit
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
CLS1502 - Roman Myths,
Literature and Society
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
CMM1502 - The Dynamics
of Mission
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GED101T - Human
Development and Education
GED102U - Teaching and
Learning 1
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
ATC2601 - Verbal
Communication in the
Ancient Near East
ATC2602 - Nonverbal
Communication in Ancient
Near East
ATC2603 - Cultural Change
in the Ancient Near East
CGM2601 - Ethics and
Spirituality
CGM2602 - Preaching in A
Context of Poverty
CGM2603 - Exploring
Celebration and Worship
CLH2601 - Hinneh
Hatanakh
CLH2602 - Hinneh Ha'Arets
CLS2601 - Perspectives
On Roman Africa and the
Ancient Environment
CLS2602 - Material
Testimonies to the Classical
World
CMM2601 - Women in
Society and Church
CMM2602 - Youth Ministry
in Communities
CMM2603 - Intercultural
Christian Communication
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
ECH2601 - Text
Interpretation, Theory and
Method
ECH2602 - Daily Life in
Early Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
GED201W - The
Adolescent: an Educational
Perspective
GED202X - Teaching and
Learning 2
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
+ CLH104U/CLH1502 +
CLH2063/2601
P
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GED203Y - Life Crises in
Childhood and Adolescence
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
HSY1501 - Precolonial
South Africa
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
JCA1502 - The Emergence
of the Halacha
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
LIN1501 - Grammatical
Patterns and Concepts
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
OTS1502 - Introduction to
Biblical Archaeology
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
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Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Pre: ITN1501
Pre LAN101K/LAN1501
Co:MAN101R/MAN1501
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
HSY2602 - Early State
Formation, Slavery and
Colonial Conquest in Africa
HSY2603 - Transformation
in Southern Africa in the
19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
ICS2603 - Foundation
Sources of Islam
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing
Information Management
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
LIN2035 - Language
Acquisition in A Natural
Environment
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
LIN2058 - Sound and Sound
Structure
MAN2601 - Shenghuo
Hanyo: Living Mandarin
Chinese
MAN2602 - Huoyong
Hanyu: Applied Mandarin
Chinese
OTS2601 - The Bible,
Creation and Ecology
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
OTS2604 - The Bible and
the Eradication of Poverty
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Co: MAN201U/MAN2601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
RLE1501 - Modern
Romance Literature in
English-Plays, Poems and
Short Stories
RLE1502 - Modern
Romance Literature in
English - Novels
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian
Language and Culture:
Basic
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
TIC1501 - Reflections of
Faith
TIC1502 - Introduction to the
Study of Church History
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
Co: RSN101V/RSN1501
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PLS2610 - African
Philosophy II
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2602 - Child and
Adolescent Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
RST2604 - Meditation and
Mysticism
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
THL2602 - Structuralist and
Semiotic Theories of Genre
THL821Y - Advanced
Narrative Theory
THL8223 - Theory of Drama
THL8234 - Theory of Poetry
TIC2601 - Faith, Church and
Culture
TIC2602 - Christianity and A
Changing South Africa
TIC2603 - Faith, Jesus and
Social Change
TIC2604 - World Christianity
and Ecumenism
WLL2601 - Cultural Diversity
in Literary Contexts
WLL2602 - Film, Literature
and Society
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N +
Co: PTU2601
Pre:THL1501 or THL801V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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Qualification Bachelor of Musicology NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 99308 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Grade 5 Music Theory (Unisa) OR Music for Matric Or Grade 6 Music Theory AND Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption
OR NSC with Degree admission OR qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
CST1501 - Composition
Models 1: Tonal Music
CST1502 - Composition
Models 2: Modal and Tonal
Counterpoint
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
MBY1501 - Music
Bibliography
MHS1501 - Introducing
Music Studies
MHS1502 - Exploring World
Musics
African Languages: Choose 1 module from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
CST2601 - Music
Technology 1: Midi
CST2602 - Composition
Models 3: Chromaticism
CST2603 - Composition
Models 4: Music Analysis
MHS2601 - Musical
Entrepreneurship
MHS2602 - Music and
Society
MHS2603 - Music and
Patronage
MHS2604 - Music in Vienna
From the Late 18th Century
MHS2605 - All That Jazz
CST3701 - African
Composition Resources
CST3702 - Modernist
Composition Resources
CST3703 - Postmodern
Composition Resources
CST3704 - Free
Composition
CST3705 - Performing
Practice
CST3706 - Music
Technology 2: Digital Audio
MHS3701 - Music in
Religion
MHS3702 - Opera
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following: MHS3703 - Music and
Gender
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
AFL1504 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language 2
AGE1501 - Introduction to
Archaeology
AGE1601 - The Prehistory
of South Africa
AIS1501 - Introducing
Applied Information Science
AIS1503 - Introducing
Information Records and
Sources
ANH1501 - Near East and
Greece
ANH1502 - Roman Ancient
History
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
AGE2601 - Archaeological
Fieldwork Techniques and
Analytical Methods
AGE2602 - African
Archaeology
AGE2701 - Archaeology and
Fossils: the Study of Human
Evolution
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
ARH2601 - The Arts and
Ideology 1
ARH2602 - Introduction to
Art History in Africa
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy ARH2603 - Visual Culture 1
Co: ARB1501
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother tounge speaker
(Arabic)
MHS3704 - Music in South
Africa
MHS3705 - Sociology of
Music
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
ATC1502 - Mythology of the
Ancient Near East
ATC1601 - Introduction to
the Ancient Near Eastern
Culture
CGM1501 - Invitation to
Theology
CGM1502 - First Steps in
Practical Theology
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
CLH1502 - Hamshekh
Belvrit Tanakhit
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
CLS1502 - Roman Myths,
Literature and Society
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
CMM1502 - The Dynamics
of Mission
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
GRE1502 - Greek Grammar
and Reading
HRV1601 - Human
Rights, Values and Social
Transformation
HSY1501 - Precolonial
South Africa
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
ATC2601 - Verbal
Communication in the
Ancient Near East
ATC2602 - Nonverbal
Communication in Ancient
Near East
ATC2603 - Cultural Change
in the Ancient Near East
CGM2601 - Ethics and
Spirituality
CGM2602 - Preaching in A
Context of Poverty
CGM2603 - Exploring
Celebration and Worship
CLH2601 - Hinneh
Hatanakh
CLH2602 - Hinneh Ha'Arets
CLS2601 - Perspectives
On Roman Africa and the
Ancient Environment
CLS2602 - Material
Testimonies to the Classical
World
CMM2601 - Women in
Society and Church
CMM2602 - Youth Ministry
in Communities
CMM2603 - Intercultural
Christian Communication
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
ECH2601 - Text
Interpretation, Theory and
Method
ECH2602 - Daily Life in
Early Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
Curriculums 2012: CHS
39

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
JCA1502 - The Emergence
of the Halacha
KSK1601 - Introduction to
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
LIN1501 - Grammatical
Patterns and Concepts
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
MOH1502 - Qadimah
(Adance)
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
OTS1502 - Introduction to
Biblical Archaeology
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
40
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
HSY2602 - Early State
Formation, Slavery and
Colonial Conquest in Africa
HSY2603 - Transformation
in Southern Africa in the
19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
ICS2603 - Foundation
Sources of Islam
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
KSK2601 - Advanced
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course (Theory of Literature
204)
LIN2035 - Language
Acquisition in A Natural
Environment
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
LIN2058 - Sound and Sound
Structure
MGG201W - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling
MGG202X - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling:
Sexual Trauma
OTS2601 - The Bible,
Creation and Ecology
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
RLE1501 - Modern
Romance Literature in
English-Plays, Poems and
Short Stories
RLE1502 - Modern
Romance Literature in
English - Novels
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
SCK1501 - Welfare Policy
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
TIC1501 - Reflections of
Faith
Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following:
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1503 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language I
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PLS2610 - African
Philosophy II
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2602 - Child and
Adolescent Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
RST1602 - Introduction to
Theory of Religion
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
RST2604 - Meditation and
Mysticism
SOC2601 - Theories of
Social Change (Sociology
201)
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
THL2602 - Structuralist and
Semiotic Theories of Genre
TIC2601 - Faith, Church and
Culture
TIC2602 - Christianity and A
Changing South Africa
TIC2603 - Faith, Jesus and
Social Change
Curriculums 2012: CHS
41

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
TIC2604 - World Christianity
and Ecumenism
WLL2601 - Cultural Diversity
in Literary Contexts
WLL2602 - Film, Literature
and Society
42

Qualification Bachelor of Theology General (1 Major) NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 02135 - GE1 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2012
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
CGM1501 - Invitation to
Theology
CGM1502 - First Steps in
Practical Theology
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
CMM1502 - The Dynamics
of Mission
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
TIC1501 - Reflections of
Faith
TIC1502 - Introduction to the
Study of Church History
Co: CGM1501
Co: CGM1501
Co: CGM1501
Co: CGM1501
Co: CGM1501
Congregational Ministry: (CGM). Choose 2 to 3 modules
from the CGM track:
CGM2601 - Ethics and
Spirituality
CGM2602 - Preaching in A
Context of Poverty
CGM2603 - Exploring
Celebration and Worship
Community Ministry: (CMM). Choose 2 to 3 modules from
the CMM track:
CMM2601 - Women in
Society and Church
CMM2602 - Youth Ministry
in Communities
CMM2603 - Intercultural
Christian Communication
Theologies in Context: (TIC). Choose 2 to 3 modules from
the TIC track:
TIC2601 - Faith, Church and
Culture
TIC2602 - Christianity and A
Changing South Africa
TIC2603 - Faith, Jesus and
Social Change
TIC2604 - World Christianity
and Ecumenism
Scripture Studies: (SCR). Choose 2 to 3 modules from the
SCR track:
ECH2601 - Text
Interpretation, Theory and
Method
ECH2602 - Daily Life in
Early Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
OTS2601 - The Bible,
Creation and Ecology
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
OTS2604 - The Bible and
the Eradication of Poverty
Compulsory. You may only offer this module in your FINAL
YEAR of registration for the degree.
BTH3720 - Integrated
Theological Praxis
Congregational Ministry: (CGM). Choose a maximum of 3
CGM modules:
CGM3701 - Sexual Ethics
CGM3702 - From Text
to Sermon: Reading and
Creating Religious Texts
CGM3703 - Caring for
All: Exploring the Field of
Pastoral Work
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
CGM3704 - The Research
Challenge: Doing Empirical
Research in Theology
CGM3705 - Christian
Leadership and Church
Management
Community Ministry: (CMM). Choose a maximum of 3 CMM
modules:
CMM3701 - Christian
Action for Anti-Racism and
Reconciliation
CMM3702 - God, Creation
and Environment
CMM3703 - Christian Social
Ethics
CMM3704 - The Dynamics
of Interreligious Encounter
CMM3705 - Christian Moral
Decision-Making
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Theologies in Context: (TIC). Choose a maximum of 3 TIC
modules:
TIC3701 - Faith, the Spirit
and the Future
TIC3702 - Faith, Philosophy
and Science
TIC3703 - Church and
Society Across the Ages
TIC3704 - Christianity in
Africa
TIC3705 - Christian
Foundations: the Early
Centuries
Scripture Studies: (SCR). Choose a maximum of 3 SCR
modules:
ECH3701 - Death, Tombs
and Burials in the Early
Christian World
ECH3702 - Religion,
Worship and Prayer in the
Early Christian World
Curriculums 2012: CHS
43

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ECH3703 - The Bible and
Human Development in
Post-Colonial Africa
ECH3704 - Construction
of Bodies, Gender
and Sexuality in Early
Christianity
ECH3705 - Early Christian
Spirituality
OTS3701 - Politics, Power
and Prophecy in Ancient
Israel
OTS3702 - Excavating A
Biblical City
OTS3703 - The Bible and
African Cultures
OTS3704 - The Bible and
Sexuality
OTS3705 - Understanding
the Old Testament Through
Archaeology
Rules
the qualification (02135) is only for existing BTH students, who were prior 2012 enrolled for this degree.
Students who are registering for the BTH for the first time in 2012 should enrol for the new BTH qualification(99305).
the module Integrated theological praxis (BTH3720, formerly BTH320A) is a core (compulsory) module at level 7.
It must be taken in the last year of registration for the BTh, when there is a realistic possibility that the student can complete the degree in that year.
A student who intends to do an Honours BTh degree in a particular discipline after the BTh is strongly encouraged to enrol for all the undergraduate modules in that
discipline.
the major should have 10 modules including the module BTH3720.
the total number of modules should be 30.
44

Qualification Bachelor of Theology General (2 Majors) NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 02135 - GE2 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2012
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
CGM1501 - Invitation to
Theology
CGM1502 - First Steps in
Practical Theology
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
CMM1502 - The Dynamics
of Mission
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
TIC1501 - Reflections of
Faith
TIC1502 - Introduction to the
Study of Church History
Co: CGM1501
Congregational Ministry: (CGM). Choose 2 to 3 modules
from the CGM track:
CGM2601 - Ethics and
Spirituality
CGM2602 - Preaching in A
Context of Poverty
CGM2603 - Exploring
Celebration and Worship
Community Ministry: (CMM). Choose 2 to 3 modules from
the CMM track:
CMM2601 - Women in
Society and Church
CMM2602 - Youth Ministry
in Communities
CMM2603 - Intercultural
Christian Communication
Theologies in Context: (TIC). Choose 2 to 3 modules from
the TIC track:
TIC2601 - Faith, Church and
Culture
TIC2602 - Christianity and A
Changing South Africa
TIC2603 - Faith, Jesus and
Social Change
TIC2604 - World Christianity
and Ecumenism
Scripture Studies: (SCR). Choose 2 to 3 modules from the
SCR track:
ECH2601 - Text
Interpretation, Theory and
Method
ECH2602 - Daily Life in
Early Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
OTS2601 - The Bible,
Creation and Ecology
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
OTS2604 - The Bible and
the Eradication of Poverty
Compulsory. You may only offer this module in your FINAL
YEAR of registration for the degree.
BTH3720 - Integrated
Theological Praxis
Congregational Ministry: (CGM). Choose a maximum of 4
from the CGM track:
CGM3701 - Sexual Ethics
CGM3702 - From Text
to Sermon: Reading and
Creating Religious Texts
CGM3703 - Caring for
All: Exploring the Field of
Pastoral Work
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
CGM3704 - The Research
Challenge: Doing Empirical
Research in Theology
CGM3705 - Christian
Leadership and Church
Management
Community Ministry: (CMM). Choose a maximum of 4 from
the CMM track:
CMM3701 - Christian
Action for Anti-Racism and
Reconciliation
CMM3702 - God, Creation
and Environment
CMM3703 - Christian Social
Ethics
CMM3704 - The Dynamics
of Interreligious Encounter
CMM3705 - Christian Moral
Decision-Making
Theologies in Context: (TIC). Choose a maximum of 4 from
the TIC track:
TIC3701 - Faith, the Spirit
and the Future
TIC3702 - Faith, Philosophy
and Science
TIC3703 - Church and
Society Across the Ages
TIC3704 - Christianity in
Africa
TIC3705 - Christian
Foundations: the Early
Centuries
Scripture Studies: (SCR). Choose a maximum of 4 from the
SCR track:
ECH3701 - Death, Tombs
and Burials in the Early
Christian World
ECH3702 - Religion,
Worship and Prayer in the
Early Christian World
Curriculums 2012: CHS
45

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ECH3703 - The Bible and
Human Development in
Post-Colonial Africa
ECH3704 - Construction
of Bodies, Gender
and Sexuality in Early
Christianity
ECH3705 - Early Christian
Spirituality
OTS3701 - Politics, Power
and Prophecy in Ancient
Israel
OTS3702 - Excavating A
Biblical City
OTS3703 - The Bible and
African Cultures
OTS3704 - The Bible and
Sexuality
OTS3705 - Understanding
the Old Testament Through
Archaeology
Rules
the qualification (02135) is only for existing BTH students, who were prior 2012 enrolled for this degree.
Students who are registering for the BTH for the first time in 2012 should enrol for the new BTH qualification(99305).
the module Integrated theological praxis (BTH3720, formerly BTH320A) is a core (compulsory) module at level 7.
It must be taken in the last year of registration for the BTh, when there is a realistic possibility that the student can complete the degree in that year.
A student who intends to do an Honours BTh degree in a particular discipline after the BTh is strongly encouraged to enrol for all the undergraduate modules in that
discipline.
the major should have 10 modules including the module BTH3720.
the total number of modules should be 30.
46

Qualification
Bachelor of Theology General (4 Half
NQF Exit Level 6
Majors)
Qualification code 02135 - GE4 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2012
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
CGM1501 - Invitation to
Theology
CGM1502 - First Steps in
Practical Theology
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
CMM1502 - The Dynamics
of Mission
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
TIC1501 - Reflections of
Faith
TIC1502 - Introduction to the
Study of Church History
Co: CGM1501
Congregational Ministry: (CGM). Choose 3 modules from
the CGM track:
CGM2601 - Ethics and
Spirituality
CGM2602 - Preaching in A
Context of Poverty
CGM2603 - Exploring
Celebration and Worship
Community Ministry: (CMM). Choose 3 modules from the
CMM track:
CMM2601 - Women in
Society and Church
CMM2602 - Youth Ministry
in Communities
CMM2603 - Intercultural
Christian Communication
Theologies in Context: (TIC). Choose 3 modules from the
TIC track:
TIC2601 - Faith, Church and
Culture
TIC2602 - Christianity and A
Changing South Africa
TIC2603 - Faith, Jesus and
Social Change
TIC2604 - World Christianity
and Ecumenism
Scripture Studies: (SCR). Choose 3 modules from the SCR
track:
ECH2601 - Text
Interpretation, Theory and
Method
ECH2602 - Daily Life in
Early Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
OTS2601 - The Bible,
Creation and Ecology
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
OTS2604 - The Bible and
the Eradication of Poverty
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Compulsory. You may only offer this module in your FINAL
YEAR of registration for the degree.
BTH3720 - Integrated
Theological Praxis
Congregational Ministry: (CGM). Choose a minimum of 2
with a maximum of 3 modules from the CGM track:
CGM3701 - Sexual Ethics Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
CGM3702 - From Text
to Sermon: Reading and
Creating Religious Texts
CGM3703 - Caring for
All: Exploring the Field of
Pastoral Work
CGM3704 - The Research
Challenge: Doing Empirical
Research in Theology
CGM3705 - Christian
Leadership and Church
Management
Community Ministry: (CMM). Choose a minimum of 2 with a
maximum of 3 modules from the CMM track:
CMM3701 - Christian
Action for Anti-Racism and
Reconciliation
CMM3702 - God, Creation
and Environment
CMM3703 - Christian Social
Ethics
CMM3704 - The Dynamics
of Interreligious Encounter
CMM3705 - Christian Moral
Decision-Making
Theologies in Context: (TIC). Choose a minimum of 2 with a
maximum of 3 modules from the TIC track:
TIC3701 - Faith, the Spirit
and the Future
TIC3702 - Faith, Philosophy
and Science
TIC3703 - Church and
Society Across the Ages
TIC3704 - Christianity in
Africa
TIC3705 - Christian
Foundations: the Early
Centuries
Scripture Studies: (SCR). Choose a minimum of 2 with a
maximum of 3 modules from the SCR track:
ECH3701 - Death, Tombs
and Burials in the Early
Christian World
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ECH3702 - Religion,
Worship and Prayer in the
Early Christian World
ECH3703 - The Bible and
Human Development in
Post-Colonial Africa
ECH3704 - Construction
of Bodies, Gender
and Sexuality in Early
Christianity
ECH3705 - Early Christian
Spirituality
OTS3701 - Politics, Power
and Prophecy in Ancient
Israel
OTS3702 - Excavating A
Biblical City
OTS3703 - The Bible and
African Cultures
OTS3704 - The Bible and
Sexuality
OTS3705 - Understanding
the Old Testament Through
Archaeology
Rules
the qualification (02135) is only for existing BTH students, who were prior 2012 enrolled for this degree.
Students who are registering for the BTH for the first time in 2012 should enrol for the new BTH qualification(99305).
the module Integrated theological praxis (BTH3720, formerly BTH320A) is a core (compulsory) module at level 7.
It must be taken in the last year of registration for the BTh, when there is a realistic possibility that the student can complete the degree in that year.
A student who intends to do an Honours BTh degree in a particular discipline after the BTh is strongly encouraged to enrol for all the undergraduate modules in that
discipline.
the major should have 10 modules including the module BTH3720.
the total number of modules should be 30.
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Qualification Bachelor of Theology NQF Level 7
Qualification code 99305 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Rules
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Each BTH curriculum must consist of
a) 30 modules (12 credits each)
b) Two Fundamental modules:
• CGM1501 (Invitation to theology), which must be done in the first semester of BTH study
• BTH3720 (Integrated theological praxis), which may only be done in the year in which the degree is completed.
c) the BTH Degree can be completed with One Major (Example 1 below), Two Majors (Example 2), or Four Half-Majors (Example 3).
d) the 8 modules at NQF level 5 are all compulsory.
e) At NQF levels 6 and 7, a student may take between 10 and 12 modules respectively. A BTH degree will therefore consist of either 8/10/12 or 8/11/11 or 8/12/10
modules at the three NQF levels.
f) the BTH cannot be completed in less than Three years.
g) A student who intends to do a Honours BTH degree in a particular discipline after the BTH degree is strongly encouraged to enrol for all the undergraduate modules
in that discipline.
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Congragational ministry:
Compulsory 2 or 3 modules Compulsory
CGM1501 CGM2601 Pre: CGM1501, CGM1502 BTH3720 Co: All Outstanding 3rd level
modules of the major.
CGM1502 Co: CGM1501 CGM2602 1/2/3/4 modules
CGM2603 CGM3701 Pre: 2 of: CGM2601,
CGM3702
CGM3703
CGM3704
CGM3705
CGM2602, CGM2603
Community ministry:
Compulsory 2 or 3 modules 1/2/3/4 modules
CMM1501 Co: CGM1501 CMM2601 Pre: CMM1501, CMM1502 CMM3701 Pre: 2 of CMM2601,
CMM1502 Co: CGM1501 CMM2602 CMM3702
CMM2602, CMM2603
CMM2603
CMM3703
CMM3704
CMM3705
Theologies in context:
Compulsory 2 or 3 modules 1/2/3/4 modules
TIC1501 Co: CGM1501 TIC2601 Pre: TIC1501, TIC1502 TIC3701 Pre: 2 of TIC2601, TIC2602,
TIC1502 Co: CGM1501 TIC2602 TIC3702
TIC2603, TIC2604
TIC2603
TIC3703
TIC2604
TIC3704
TIC3705
Scripture studies:
Compulsory 2 or 3 modules 1/2/3/4 modules
ECH1501 Co: CGM1501 OTS2602 Pre: ECH1501, OTS1501 OTS3701 Pre: 2 of OTS2601,
OTS1501 Co: CGM1501 OTS2602 OTS3702
OTS2602, OTS2603,
OTS2604, ECH2601,
OTS2603
OTS3703
ECH2602, ECH2603
OTS2604
OTS3704
ECH2601
OTS3705
ECH2602
ECH3701
ECH2603
ECH3702
ECH3703
ECH3704
ECH3705
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Rules
FOR A MAJOR:
1. A major can done in one of four subjects (or “tracks”): Scripture Studies (SCR); Theologies in Context (TIC), Congregational Ministry (CGM), and Community
Ministry (CMM).
2. A major consists of 9 modules: 2 at NQF level 5, 3 at NQF level 6, and 4 at NQF level 7.
3. the fundamental module at NQF level 7 (BTH3720) must be one of the four modules offered at NQF level 7 as part of a major.
4. as far as possible, a student should complete all the modules at NQF level 5 before proceeding to NQF level 6; and all the modules at NQF level 6 before proceeding
to NQF level 7.
Example 1: 99305 (GEN) - BTH Degree with ONE Major (in TIC)
SCR TIC CGM CMM TOTAL
NQF level 7 1/2/3 4 1/2/3 1/2/3 10/11/12
NQF level 6 2/3 3 2/3 2/3 10/11/12
NQF level 5 2 2 2 2 8
TOTAL 5/6/7/8 9 5/6/7/8 5/6/7/8 30
Example 2: 99305 (GE2) - BTH Degree with TWO majors (in SCR and CMM)
SCR TIC CGM CMM TOTAL
NQF level 7 4 1/2/3 1/2/3 4 10/11/12
NQF level 6 3 2/3 2/3 3 10/11/12
NQF level 5 2 2 2 2 8
TOTAL 9 5/6/7 5/6/7 9 30
Example 3: 99305 (GE4) - BTH Degree with FOUR Half-Majors
SCR TIC CGM CMM TOTAL
NQF level 7 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 10
NQF level 6 3 3 3 3 12
NQF level 5 2 2 2 2 8
TOTAL 7/8 7/8 7/8 7/8 30
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts in Nursing Science
NQF Exit Level 6
(Health Services Management, Health
Sciences Education and Community Health)
Qualification code 0216X - HSM Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Current registration with the SA Nursing Council or equivalent registering body as a professional Nurse and Senior Certificate with
Matriculation Exemption OR NSC with Degree admission OR qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
CMH1501 Comprehensive
CMH2601 Community Health + Co: CMH2602/CMH224B CMH3701 Basic Epidemiology + Co: RSC201H/RSC2601
Primary Health Care I
Practica
in Health Sciences
CMH1502 Comprehensive
Primary Health Care II
CMH1503 Health and the
Environment
COM2048 Intercultural,
Development and
Health Communication
(Communication Science 204)
ENN103F English for
Academic Purposes (English
103)
HMA1501 Planning and
Organising in Health Services
Management
HMA1502 Leading and
Control in Health Services
Management
HSE1501 Contextualisation of
Health Sciences Education
HSE1502 Principles of Health
Sciences Education
NUD2601 Nursing Dynamics
Pre: CMH101W/CMH1501
+ CMH102X/CMH1502
+ HMA101Y/HMA1501
+ HMA1023/HMA1502
+ HSE101l/HSE1501 +
HSE102M/HSE1502
CMH2602 Health in
Communities
HMA2601 Human Resource
Management in Health
Services
HMA2602 Labour Relations in
Health Services
HMA2603 Health Services
Management Practica
HSE2601 Educational
Management in Health
Sciences
HSE2602 Teaching and
Assessment in Health
Sciences
HSE2603 Health Sciences
Education: Practica
PUB204E Welfare and
Social Services (Public
Administration 204)
RSC2601 Research in Social
Sciences
Pre: HMA1501/HMA101Y
+ HMA1502/HMA1023 or
HMA1034
Pre: HMA1501/HMA101Y
+ HMA1502/HMA1023 or
HMA1034
Pre: HMA1501/HMA101Y
+ HMA1502/HMA1023 or
HMA1034 + HMA2601 +
HMA2602
Pre: HSE1501+HSE1502 or
HSE101+HSE102
Pre: HSE1501+HSE1502 or
HSE101+HSE102
Pre: HSE1501+HSE1502
or HSE101+102 Co:
HSE2601+HSE2602
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501,
PUB102 or PUB1601
HMA3701 Financial
Management in Health
Services
HMA3702 Quality in Health
Services Management
HMA3703 Leadership in
Health Services Management
HMA3704 Contemporary
Issues in Health Services
Management
HSE3701 Cultural Diverse
Education in Health Sciences
HSE3702 Contemporary
Trends in Health Sciences
Education
HSE3703 Developing
Health Science Curricula:
Foundations
HSE3704 Developing Health
Science Curricula: Principles
and Process
HSE3705 the Caring Ethic in
Health Care
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE260
1+HSE2602+HSE2603
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE260
1+HSE2602+HSE2603
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE260
1+HSE2602+HSE2603
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE260
1+HSE2602+HSE2603
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE260
1+HSE2602+HSE2603
Rules
To be registered as candidates for the BA Nursing Science degree, students must:
(a) ANNUALLY (together with their application for registration) submit proof of their current registration with the relevant professional registering body (e.g. the South
African Nursing Council) as a professional nurse.
(b) an ENROLLED or AUXILLARY nurse may NOT register for the BA Nursing Science degree.
(1) to comply with the requirements for registration with the South African Nursing Council, practica work is required for:
Community Health
Health Services Management
Health Sciences Education
(2) the practica component is offered as a separate year module, namely
Community Health Practica (CMH2601)
Health Services Management Practica (HMA2603)
Health Sciences Education Practica (HSE2603)
(3) the practica module must be completed simultaneously with or after the corresponding second year theoretical modules in Health Services Management and
Health Sciences Education
(4) in Community Health, registration for module CMH2601 should be done simultaneously with or after CMH2602.
(5) Students will not be allowed to register for third-level modules before the practical module(s) of the second level has/have been completed.
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts in Nursing Science
NQF Exit Level 6
(Health Services and Health Sciences
Education)
Qualification code 0216X - HHS Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Current registration with the SA Nursing Council or equivalent registering body as a professional Nurse AND Senior Certificate with
Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
APY2602 - Anthropology and
Health Care
CMH3701 - Basic Epidemiology
in Health Sciences
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules + Co: RSC2601
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
HMA3701 - Financial
Management in Health Services
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038 + HMA2603/
HMA2126
HMA1501 - Planning and
Organising in Health Services
Management
HMA2601 - Human Resource
Management in Health Services
Pre: HMA1501+HMA1502
or HMA101Y+HMA1023 or
HMA1034
HMA3702 - Quality in Health
Services Management
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038 + HMA2603/
HMA2126
HMA1502 - Leading and Control
in Health Services Management
HMA2602 - Labour Relations in
Health Services
Pre: HMA1501+HMA1502
or HMA101Y+HMA1023 or
HMA1034
HMA3703 - Leadership in Health
Services Management
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038 + HMA2603/
HMA2126
HSE1501 - Contextualisation of
Health Sciences Education
HMA2603 - Health Services
Management Practica
Pre: HMA1501+HMA1502
or HMA101Y+HMA1023 or
HMA1034 CO: HMA2601 +
HMA2602
HMA3704 - Contemporary
Issues in Health Services
Management
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038 + HMA2603/
HMA2126
HSE1502 - Principles of Health
Sciences Education
HSE2601 - Education
Management in Health Sciences
Pre: HSE1501+HSE1502
or HSE101L+HSE102M or
HSE103N
HSE3701 - Cultural Diverse
Education in Health Sciences
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE2601
+HSE2602+HSE2603
NUD2601 - Nursing Dynamics
HSE2602 - Teaching and
Assessment in Health Sciences
Pre: HSE1501+HSE1502
or HSE101L+HSE102M or
HSE103N
HSE3702 - Contemporary
Trends in Health Sciences
Education
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE2601
+HSE2602+HSE2603
Business Management or Public Administration: Choose 2 modules
in 1 subject:
HSE2603 - Health Sciences
Education: Practica
Pre: HSE1501+HSE1502
or HSE101L+HSE102M
or HSE103N Co:
HSE2601+HSE2602
HSE3703 - Developing Health
Science Curricula: Foundations
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE2601
+HSE2602+HSE2603
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care and
Counselling
HSE3704 - Developing Health
Science Curricula: Principles
and Process
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE2601
+HSE2602+HSE2603
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501
RSC2601 - Research in Social
Sciences
HSE3705 - The Caring Ethic in
Health Sciences
Pre: HSE1501+1502+HSE2601
+HSE2602+HSE2603
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring and
Functioning of Public Services
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following:
PLS2601 - Critical Reasoning
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
PYC1501 - Basic Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
Rules
To be registered as candidates for the BA Nursing Science degree, students must:
(a)ANNUALLY (together with their application for registration) submit proof of their current registration with the relevant professional registering body (e.g. the South African
Nursing Council) as a professional nurse.
(b)an ENROLLED nurse or AUXILLARY nurse may NOT register for the BA Nursing Science degree.
(1) to comply with the requirements for registration with the South African Nursing Council, practica work is required for: Health Services Management and Health Sciences
Education
(2) the practica component is offered as a separate year module, namely Health Services Management Practica (HMA2603) and Health Sciences Education Practica
(HSE2603)
(3) the practica module must be completed simultaneously with or after the corresponding second year theoretical modules in Health Services Management and Health Sciences
Education
(4) Students will not be allowed to register for third-level modules before the practical module(s) of the second level has/have been completed.
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Languages and Literature) NQF Exit Level 6
Creative Writing
Qualification code 02283 - CR1 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
KSK1601 - Introduction to
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
Pre: THL1501+THL1502
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
Language Group: Choose 2 first level modules for the
Language Major subject from:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Co: ARB1501
KSK2601 - Advanced
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course (Theory of Literature
204)
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
THL821Y - Advanced
Narrative Theory
Pre: THL1016/
KSK1601+THL2602
Pre:THL1501 or THL801V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
KSK3701 - Creative Writing
Workshop and Portfolio
THL3705 - Literary Theory
in Context
THL8223 - Theory of Drama Pre:THL1502 or THL802V AFK3702 - Comparatism:
Intertextual Dialogues
Pre: KSK2601 + THL204D
Pre: THL201A + THL2601 +
THL2602
Language Group: Choose 4 - 5 modules required for the
Language Major subject from:
THL8234 - Theory of Poetry Pre:THL1502 or THL802V AFK3704 - Afrikaans
Beyond Boundaries: an
Interdisciplinary Perspective
Language Group: Choose 2 - 4 modules required for the
Language Major Subject from:
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic
ARB2705 - Basic Arabic
Literary Texts
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502
(or 1503) OR AFK101 +
AFK102 (or 105)
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502
(or 1503) OR AFK101 +
AFK102 (or 105)
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic)
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic) Co: ARB2603
Pre/Co: ARB2603 +
ARB2704
AFL3701 - African
Languages: the Science of
Language in Context
AFL3702 - Indigenous
Knowledge Systems and
African Languages
AFL3703 - An Introduction
to Language Policy and
Planning in South Africa: the
Case of African Languages
AFL3704 - Language
Technology, Terminology
and Lexicography
ARB3706 - Specialist Arabic
Literary Text
ARB3707 - Advanced Arabic
Literary Texts
ENN303M - Themes in
English Language Studies
ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
ENN314Q - Reading
Classics
ENN315R - Testing the
Limits of the Literary Sign:
Modern and Contemporary
Literature
ICS3706 - Islamic
Philosophy, Theology and
Mysticism
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any
FOUR first level modules
(AFK not taken as major)
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705 Co: ARB3706
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ENN106J - English
ENN204K - African
ICS3707 - Islamic Law and Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Communication for Law
Encounters
Jurisprudence
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
GRE1502 - Greek Grammar
and Reading
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
MOH1502 - Qadimah
(Adance)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Pre: GEM1501/GEM1014
Pre: GRE1501/GRE1019
Pre: ITN1501
Pre: LAN101K/LAN1501
Co: MAN1501
Pre: MOH101D/MOH1501
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
ICS2603 - Foundation
Sources of Islam
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N
Optional Modules: Choose 3, 2 or 1 module(s) of the
following modules:
ITN801W - Contemporary
Culture in Italy
ITN802X - Visions of the
Renaissance
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
RSN822S - Nineteenth
Century Russian Literature
PTU3701 - Portuguese
Language for Specific
Purposes: Advanced
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
WLL3702 - Alternative
Worlds in Fiction
WLL3703 - War and
Literature
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q
Optional Group 1: Choose 1 from the following:
AFK3703 - Language
Variation and Language
Politics
TEX3701 - Persuasive Texts
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Optional Group 2: Choose 3 or 2 modules from the
following:
CLS3701 - Classical
Historical Writings
CLS3702 - Ancient
Democracy Thought Moral
Thought
CLS3704 - Classical Heroes
in Fact and Fiction
CLS3705 - The Fall of
Rome/Greco-Roman Drama
LIN3028 - Approaches in
Linguistics
LIN306C - Learning and
Teaching an Additional
Language (Linguistics 306)
LIN3702 - Translation and
Editing Techniques
LIN3704 - Language
Planning and Linguistic
Description
LIN3705 - Text Structure
and Function
Pre: CLS2062/2601
Pre: CLS2601 + CLS2602/
CLS2062
Pre: CLS2601 + CLS2602/
CLS2062
Pre: CLS2601 + CLS2602/
CLS2062
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
Intermediate Level
Optional Modules: Choose 5 modules from the following:
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
CLS1502 - Roman Myths,
Literature and Society
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
RLE1501 - Modern
Romance Literature in
English-Plays, Poems and
Short Stories
RLE1502 - Modern
Romance Literature in
English - Novels
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Languages and Literature) NQF Exit Level 6
Document Design
Qualification code 02283 - DOC Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
LIN1501 - Grammatical
Patterns and Concepts
Language Group: Select the 2 first-level modules of your
Language Major Subject:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
CLH1502 - Hamshekh
Belvrit Tanakhit
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
Co: ARB1501
LIN3705 - Text Structure
and Function
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules
Language Group: Select the 2, 3 or 4 second-level modules
of your Language Major Subject:
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic
ARB2705 - Basic Arabic
Literary Texts
CLH2601 - Hinneh
Hatanakh
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic)
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic) Co: ARB2603
Pre/Co: ARB2603 +
ARB2704
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501 CLH2602 - Hinneh Ha'Arets Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
+ CLH104U/CLH1502 +
CLH2063/2601
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
LIN3704 - Language
Planning and Linguistic
Description
TEX3701 - Persuasive Texts
Language Group: Select the 4 or 5 third-level modules of
your Language Major Subject:
AFK3702 - Comparatism:
Intertextual Dialogues
AFK3703 - Language
Variation and Language
Politics
AFK3704 - Afrikaans
Beyond Boundaries: an
Interdisciplinary Perspective
AFL3701 - African
Languages: the Science of
Language in Context
AFL3702 - Indigenous
Knowledge Systems and
African Languages
AFL3703 - An Introduction
to Language Policy and
Planning in South Africa: the
Case of African Languages
AFL3704 - Language
Technology, Terminology
and Lexicography
AFL3705 - Creative Writing
and Translation
ARB3706 - Specialist Arabic
Literary Text
ARB3707 - Advanced Arabic
Literary Texts
ENN303M - Themes in
English Language Studies
ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
ENN314Q - Reading
Classics
ENN315R - Testing the
Limits of the Literary Sign:
Modern and Contemporary
Literature
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any
FOUR first level modules
(AFK not taken as major)
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705 Co: ARB3706
56

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
FRC3701 - French
Language and Culture:
Advanced Oral
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
GRE1502 - Greek Grammar
and Reading
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
JCA1502 - The Emergence
of the Halacha
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
MOH1502 - Qadimah
(Adance)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian
Language and Culture:
Basic
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Pre: GRE1501/GRE1019
Pre: ITN1501
Pre: LAN101K/LAN1501
Co:MAN101R/MAN1501
Pre: MOH1501/MOH101D
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
Co: RSN101V/RSN1501
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
ICS2603 - Foundation
Sources of Islam
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
ITN801W - Contemporary
Culture in Italy
ITN802X - Visions of the
Renaissance
MAN2601 - Shenghuo
Hanyo: Living Mandarin
Chinese
MAN2602 - Huoyong
Hanyu: Applied Mandarin
Chinese
MAN3702 - Zhongguo
Chengyu: Chinese Wisdom
Tales, Idioms and Proverbs
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
RSN822S - Nineteenth
Century Russian Literature
RSN824U - Twentieth
Century Russian Literature
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Co: MAN201U/MAN2601
Pre:MAN2602/MAN202V
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N +
Co: PTU2601
Optional Modules: Choose extra lang. modules or a max. of
5 modules from:
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
KSK2601 - Advanced
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course (Theory of Literature
204)
LIN2035 - Language
Acquisition in A Natural
Environment
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
LIN2058 - Sound and Sound
Structure
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: THL1016
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
FRC3702 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Hotel and Tourism
FRC3703 - French
Literature: France
(Advanced)
FRC3704 - French
Literature: Francophone
Countries (Advanced)
FRC3705 - Practical
Translation From and Into
French
ICS3706 - Islamic
Philosophy, Theology and
Mysticism
ICS3707 - Islamic Law and
Jurisprudence
MAN3701 - Introduction to
Chinese Culture, Customs
and Traditions
MAN3703 - Gaoji Hanyu:
Advanced Mandarin
Chinese
MAN3704 - Zongguo
Wenxuan: Selected
Readings of Modern
Chinese Literature
MAN3705 - Shangyong
Zhongwen: Business
Chinese
PTU3701 - Portuguese
Language for Specific
Purposes: Advanced
PTU3702 - Portuguese
Translation Practice
PTU3703 - Advanced
Language Skills in
Portuguese (Oral and
Written)
PTU3704 - Modern Brazilian
Literature and Society
PTU3705 - Lusophone
African Literature
(Portuguese)
RST2604 - Meditation and
Mysticism
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
RST3709 - Religion and
Social Issues
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre:MAN3702/MAN301X
Co:MAN3703/MAN301X
Co:MAN3704/MAN3033
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Linguistics Group: Choose only 1 from the following:
LIN3702 - Translation and
Editing Techniques
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Optional Modules: Choose extra Language modules or a
max. of 3 modules from:
Curriculums 2012: CHS
57

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
Pre:THL1501 or THL801V ARH313Q - Art Theory and
Criticism 2
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
Intermediate Level
AFK or ENN: Choose only 1 from the following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Optional Group: Choose extra language modules and/or a
max. of 4 from the following:
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
TDM1501 - Two
Dimensional Imaging
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
ARH411R - Contemporary
International Art
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM306D - Communication
Research
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
INS3036 - Using
Information: the Role of
Information Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
KSK3701 - Creative Writing
Workshop and Portfolio
LIN3028 - Approaches in
Linguistics
LIN306C - Learning and
Teaching an Additional
Language (Linguistics 306)
THL3705 - Literary Theory
in Context
THL821Y - Advanced
Narrative Theory
THL8223 - Theory of Drama
Pre: RSC201-H/ RSC2601
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: KSK2601 + THL204D
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: THL201A/THL2601 +
THL2602
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
58

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Languages and Literature) NQF Exit Level 6
Creative Writing
Qualification code 02283 - N11 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory: Compulsory: Compulsory:
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
KSK1601 - Introduction to
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
Pre: THL1501 + THL1502
Language Group: Choose 2 first level modules required for
the Language Major subject from:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
CLH1502 - Hamshekh
Belvrit Tanakhit
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Pre: CLH103T / CLH1501
KSK2601 - Advanced
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course (Theory of Literature
204)
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
THL2602 - Structuralist and
Semiotic Theories of Genre
Pre: THL1016/KSK1601 +
THL2602
Pre: THL1501/THL801U
Pre: THL1502/THL802V
Language Group: Choose 4 modules required for the
Language Major subject from:
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
CLH2601 - Hinneh
Hatanakh
CLH2602 - Hinneh Ha'Arets
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
Pre: AFK1501/AFK101Q
Pre: AFK1501/AFK101Q
+ AFK1502/AFK102R +
AFK105U + AFK1503
Co: ARB1501
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother tongue speaker
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501 +
ARB104U/CLH1502
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
+ CLH104U/CLH1502 +
CLH2063/CLH2601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
KSK3701 - Creative Writing
Workshop and Portfolio
THL3701 - Advanced
Narrative Theory (Theory of
Literature 821)
THL3702 - Advanced
Theory of Drama (Theory of
Literature)
THL3703 - Advanced
Theory of Poetry (Theory of
Literature)
THL3704 - Theory and
Practice of South African
Literary Studies (Theory of
Literature)
Pre: KSK2601/THL204D
+ THL3701 + THL3702 +
THL3703
Pre: THL1502 + THL2602/
THL802V
Pre: THL2602
Pre: THL1502/THL802V +
THL2602
Pre: THL1502 + THL2602/
THL802V + THL2602
Language Group: Choose 5 modules required for the
Language Major subject from:
AFK3702 - Comparatism:
Intertextual Dialogues
AFK3703 - Language
Variation and Language
Politics
AFK3704 - Afrikaans
Beyond Boundaries: an
Interdisciplinary Perspective
AFL3701 - African
Languages: the Science of
Language in Context
AFL3702 - Indigenous
Knowledge Systems and
African Languages
AFL3703 - An Introduction
to Language Policy and
Planning in South Africa: the
Case of African Languages
AFL3704 - Language
Technology, Terminology
and Lexicography
AFL3705 - Creative Writing
and Translation
ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic
ARB2705 - Basic Arabic
Literary Texts
ARB3706 - Specialist Arabic
Literary Text
ARB3707 - Advanced Arabic
Literary Texts
Pre: AFK201T + AFK202U
+ AFK203V or AFK2601
+ AFK2602 + TEX8216/
TEX2601
Pre: AFK201T + AFK202U
+ AFK203V or AFK2601
+ AFK2602 + TEX8216/
TEX2601
Pre: AFK201T + AFK202U
+ AFK203V or AFK2601
+ AFK2602 + TEX8216/
TEX2601
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic).Co: ARB2603
Pre/Co: ARB2603 +
ARB2705
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705 Co: ARB3706
Curriculums 2012: CHS
59

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
Pre: FRC1502
ENN303M - Themes in
English Language Studies
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
GRE1502 - Greek Grammar
and Reading
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
JCA1502 - The Emergence
of the Halacha
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
MOH1502 - Qadimah
(Adance)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
Pre: FRC1501 / FRC101Q
Pre: GEM1501
Pre: GRE1501
Pre: ITN1501
Pre: LAN1502 / LAN101K
Co: MAN1501
Pre: MOH101D/MOH1501
Pre: PTU1501
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
ICS2603 - Foundation
Sources of Islam
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
MAN2601 - Shenghuo
Hanyo: Living Mandarin
Chinese
MAN2602 - Huoyong
Hanyu: Applied Mandarin
Chinese
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
Pre: FRC1502
Pre: FRC1502
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: MAN1502
Co: MAN2601
Pre: PTU1502
Pre: PTU1502 + Co:
PTU2601
Optional Modules: Choose a max of 2 extra lang. modules
and 2 from the following or all 3 modules and 1 lang module:
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
WLL2601 - Cultural Diversity
in Literary Contexts
WLL2602 - Film, Literature
and Society
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
PRE: Any TWO first level
Language modules
Pre: Any TWO first level
Language modules
ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
ENN314Q - Reading
Classics
ENN315R - Testing the
Limits of the Literary Sign:
Modern and Contemporary
Literature
FRC3701 - French
Language and Culture:
Advanced Oral
FRC3702 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Hotel and Tourism
FRC3703 - French
Literature: France
(Advanced)
FRC3704 - French
Literature: Francophone
Countries (Advanced)
FRC3705 - Practical
Translation From and Into
French
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
ICS3706 - Islamic
Philosophy, Theology and
Mysticism
ICS3707 - Islamic Law and
Jurisprudence
MAN3701 - Introduction to
Chinese Culture, Customs
and Traditions
MAN3702 - Zhongguo
Chengyu: Chinese Wisdom
Tales, Idioms and Proverbs
MAN3703 - Gaoji Hanyu:
Advanced Mandarin
Chinese
MAN3704 - Zongguo
Wenxuan: Selected
Readings of Modern
Chinese Literature
MAN3705 - Shangyong
Zhongwen: Business
Chinese
PTU3701 - Portuguese
Language for Specific
Purposes: Advanced
PTU3702 - Portuguese
Translation Practice
PTU3703 - Advanced
Language Skills in
Portuguese (Oral and
Written)
PTU3704 - Modern Brazilian
Literature and Society
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: FRC2601
Pre: FRC2601
Pre: FRC2601 + FRC2603
Pre: FRC2601 + FRC2603
Pre: FRC2601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: MAN2602
Pre: MAN3702
Co: MAN3703
Co: MAN3704
Pre: PTU2601
Pre: PTU3701
Pre: PTU3701
Pre: PTU2601 + PTU2602
60

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
PTU3705 - Lusophone
African Literature
(Portuguese)
Pre: PTU2601 + PTU2602
RSN1502 - Russian
Language and Culture:
Basic
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
Pre: RSN1501 RST3706 - World Religions Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: SPS1501
Optional Modules: Choose 2 extra lang. modules and 1 of
the following or 2 from the following and 1 lang module:
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
RST3709 - Religion and
Social Issues
TEX3701 - Persuasive Texts
WLL3702 - Alternative
Worlds in Fiction
WLL3703 - War and
Literature
Curriculums 2012: CAES CHS
61

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social
NQF Exit Level 6
Studies) Community Development
Qualification code 02291 - C11 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory: Compulsory: Compulsory:
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
FIN2601 - Financial
Management
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
MNE2601 - Introduction to
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
MNG2016 - General
Management
MNM202Y - Marketing
Management
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Co: DVA1501 / DVA101Q
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: MNB1501 + MNB1601
Pre: MNB1501 / MNB101D
Pre: MNB1501+MNB1601
Pre: MNB101D / MNB1501
+ MNB102E / MNB1601
Pre: MNB101D / MNB1501
+ MNB102E / MNB1601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any TWO modules
AGE3702 - Applied
Archaeology: Heritage
Conservation, Cultural
Resource Management and
Archaeotourism
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
APY3704 - Themes in
Anthropology: Tourism and
Pilgrimage
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
MNE3701 -
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: MNE202V + MNB1501/
MNB101D + MNB1601/
MNB102E
62

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social
NQF Exit Level 6
Studies) Community Development
Qualification code 02291 - COD Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
Co: DVA1501 / DVA101Q
Pre: MNB101D / MNB1501
Optional Modules (Group 1): Choose 2 from the following:
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FAC1502 - Financial
Accounting Principles,
Concepts and Procedures
Optional Modules (Group 2): Choose 2 modules from the
following:
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
CMH1501 - Comprehensive
Primary Helath Care I
CMH1502 - Comprehensive
Primary Health Care II
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
SCK1501 - Welfare Policy
SCK1502 - Introduction to
Social Work and the Helping
Process
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
MNE2601 - Introduction to
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
MNG2601 - General
Management
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Research or Anthropology: Choose only 1 from the
following:
APY3701 - Qualitative
Research Methodology: the
Anthropological Strategy
RSC2601 - Research in Pre: Any TWO modules
Social Sciences
Optional Modules: Choose 5 modules from the
following:
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
APY2602 - Anthropology
and Health Care
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
CMH2602 - Health in
Communities
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
MNM202Y - Marketing
Management
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
APY3704 - Themes in
Anthropology: Tourism and
Pilgrimage
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
MNE3701 -
Pre: MNE202
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the
following:
AGE3702 - Applied
Archaeology: Heritage
Conservation, Cultural
Resource Management and
Archaeotourism
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
CMM3701 - Christian
Action for Anti-Racism and
Reconciliation
ECH3703 - The Bible and
Human Development in
Post-Colonial Africa
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
SCK3039 - Community
Work
SCK305B - Practical Work:
Community Work
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
Pre: Any Four first level
modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
63

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social
NQF Exit Level 6
Studies) Development Studies
Qualification code 02291 - D11 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory: Compulsory: Compulsory:
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
Co: DVA1501 / DVA101Q
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS1501 / ECS101 ECS302E - International
Trade
ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS1016 / ECS1501 ECS303F - International
Finance
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics Pre: ECS1016 / ECS1501 ECS304G - Public
Economics
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
Pre: Any TWO modules
GGH302X - Spatial
Economic Development
Pre: APC101D + APC102E
Pre: ECS201A + ECS202B
Pre: ECS201A + ECS202B
Pre: ECS201A+ECS202B
64

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social
NQF Exit Level 6
Studies) Development Studies
Qualification code 02291 - DVS Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
Geography Modules. Choose only 1 module from the
following:
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
GGH1503 - Our Living Earth
Optional Modules (Group 1): Choose only 1 module from
the following:
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Optional Modules (Group 2): Choose 4 modules from the
following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules
Optional Modules: Choose 5 modules from the following:
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
ECS207G - Development
Economics
ECS2601 - Microeconomics
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics
ECS2604 - Labour
Economics
ECS2606 - Environmental
Economics
GGH2603 - The
Interpretation of Maps,
Aerial Photographs and
Satellite Images
GGH2605 - Environmental
Politics (Geography)
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
Optional Modules: Choose 4 modules from the following:
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
ECS302E - International
Trade
ECS303F - International
Finance
ECS304G - Public
Economics
GGH301W - State of the
Environment in Southern
Africa
GGH302X - Spatial
Economic Development
GGH3054 - Environmental
Evaluation and Impact
Assessment
GGH3701 - State of the
Environment in Southern
Africa (Offered from 2013)
GGH3702 - Spatial
Economic Development
(Offered from 2013)
GGH3705 - Environmental
Evaluation and Impact
Assessment (Offered from
2013)
SOC308D - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
SOC3705 - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
(Sociology 308) (Offered
from 2013)
Pre: ECS201, ECS202
Pre: ECS201, ECS202
Pre: ECS201A
Pre: Any Four first level
modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
ECS1601 - Economics 1B
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
GRE1502 - Greek Grammar
and Reading
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
ITN801W - Contemporary
Culture in Italy
ITN802X - Visions of the
Renaissance
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
MOH1502 - Qadimah
(Adance)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
Co: ARB1501
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Pre: GRE1501/GRE1019 +
GRE1502/GRE102A
pre: ITN1501 / ITN101
Pre: LAN101K / LAN1501
Co: MAN1501
Pre: MOH1501/MOH101D
66

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
PTU1502 - Portuguese Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian Co: RSN101V/RSN1501
Language and Culture:
Basic
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
Curriculums 2012: CAES CHS
67

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social
NQF Exit Level 6
Studies) Government, Administration and
Development
Qualification code 02291 - GA9 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 0
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Public Administration: If PUB is your major subject, choose
3 from:
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
IOP1501 - Psychological
Processes in Work Context
IOP1601 - Personality in
Work Context
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
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Pre: IOP1501/IOP101
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
Public Administration: Choose 1 or 2 modules from the
following (IF PUB is a Major Take Two modules)
PUB2602 - Protection
Services
PUB2603 - Creation of
Wealth
PUB2604 - Welfare and
Social Services
PUB2605 - Culture and
Education
PUB2606 - Environmental
Affairs
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501,
PUB102 or PUB1601
Politics: Choose 1 or 2 modules from the following:
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PUB305J - Ethics in
Public Administratrion and
Administrative Justice
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
Public Administration: If
PUB is your major subject,
choose 2 from the following:
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB304H - Reflective Public
Administration
PUB3702 - Public Human Resource Management
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
Development Studies: If
DVA is your major subject
the following 5 modules
must be taken:
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
Political Science: If PLC is
your major subject, choose
5 modules from:
STA1510 - Basic Statistics Optional Modules: Choose 2 - 4 modules from the following: APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PLC3702 - Democracy and Other Forms of Regime (Politics
302)

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ECS207G - Development
Economics
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
ECS2604 - Labour
Economics
ECS2605 - Sa Financial
System
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
IOP2602 - Organisational
Psychology
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems (Sociology 206)
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta (Politics 802)
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
(Politics 821)
Rules
the degree must have a total of 30 modules First level must have 10 modules Second level must have 10 modules Third level must have 10 modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
69

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts in Government,
NQF Exit Level 7
Aministration and Development
Qualification code 99301 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Development Studies: IF DVA is your Second Major the
following 5 modules must be taken:
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
IOP1501 - Psychological
Processes in Work Context
IOP1601 - Personality in
Work Context
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
STA1510 - Basic Statistics
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
Public Administration: Choose 1 or 2 modules from the
following (IF PUB is a Major Take Two Modules)
PUB2602 - Protection
Services
PUB2603 - Creation of
Wealth
PUB2604 - Welfare and
Social Services
PUB2605 - Culture and
Education
PUB2606 - Environmental
Affairs
Optional Modules: Choose 1 or 2 modules from the
following:
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
Optional Modules: Choose 2 to 4 modules from the
following: (Total modules on this level should be 10)
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
ECS1601 - Economics 1B
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
Political Science: IF PLC
is your Major choose 5
modules from:
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
Public Administration: IF PUB is your Major the following 3
modules are compulsory
PUB305J - Ethics in
Public Administratrion and
Administrative Justice
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
Public Administration: Optional Modules: Plus choose 2
modules from:
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB304H - Reflective Public
Administration
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
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First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ECS2604 - Labour
Economics
ECS2605 - Sa Financial
System
ECS2607 - Economics of
Tourism
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
IOP2602 - Organisational
Psychology
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
Curriculums 2012: CHS
71

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) NQF Exit Level 6
International Relations and Diplomacy
Qualification code 02291 - IR9 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 0
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
72
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
Language Group: Choose 1 or 2 Language modules from
the following:
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian
Language and Culture:
Basic
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101
Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Pre: ITN1501/ITN101
Co:MAN101R/MAN1501
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
Optional Modules (Group1): Choose 1 module from:
PSC2601 or FUR2601 or A Language listed under Second
Level:
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate Co: ARB1501
Arabic
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
MAN2601 - Shenghuo
Hanyo: Living Mandarin
Chinese
MAN2602 - Huoyong
Hanyu: Applied Mandarin
Chinese
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic)
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
IPC3701 - International
Political Theory
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PRI3701 - Principles of
International Law
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Optional Modules: Choose 4 modules from the following:
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APC3702 - The Politics of
East Africa
APC3703 - The Politics of
West and North Africa
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic) Co: ARB2603
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T ARB2705 - Basic Arabic Pre:ARB2603 + ARB2704
Literary Texts
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Co: MAN201U/MAN2601
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N +
Co: PTU2601
Optional Modules (Group 2): Choose 2- 4 modules from the
following:
Co: RSN101V/RSN1501 ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
ARB3706 - Specialist Arabic
Literary Text
ARB3707 - Advanced Arabic
Literary Texts
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM3702 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues (Communication
Science) (Offered from
2013)
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
ECS302E - International
Trade
ECS303F - International
Finance
ECS3702 - International
Trade (Offered from 2013)
ECS3703 - International
Finance (Offered from 2013)
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705 Co: ARB3706
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ECS201, ECS202
Pre: ECS201, ECS202
Pre: ECS201, ECS202
Pre: ECS201, ECS202

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501 ECS2608 - Economic
History of the World
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
FRC3701 - French
Language and Culture:
Advanced Oral
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Optional Modules: Choose 1 or 2 modules from the
following:
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
STA1510 - Basic Statistics
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
Pre: Any TWO modules
FRC3702 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Hotel and Tourism
FRC3703 - French
Literature: France
(Advanced)
FRC3704 - French
Literature: Francophone
Countries (Advanced)
FRC3705 - Practical
Translation From and Into
French
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
HSY3702 - Themes in 20th
Century World History:
Towards Globalisation
HSY3703 - Globalisation
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
MAN3702 - Zhongguo
Chengyu: Chinese Wisdom
Tales, Idioms and Proverbs
MAN3703 - Gaoji Hanyu:
Advanced Mandarin
Chinese
MAN3704 - Zongguo
Wenxuan: Selected
Readings of Modern
Chinese Literature
MAN3705 - Shangyong
Zhongwen: Business
Chinese
MNI301J - Global Business
Environment
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PTU3701 - Portuguese
Language for Specific
Purposes: Advanced
PTU3702 - Portuguese
Translation Practice
PTU3703 - Advanced
Language Skills in
Portuguese (Oral and
Written)
PTU3704 - Modern Brazilian
Literature and Society
PTU3705 - Lusophone
African Literature
(Portuguese)
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre:MAN2602/MAN202V
Pre:MAN3702/MAN301X
Co:MAN3703/MAN301X
Co:MAN3704/MAN3033
Pre: MNG2016
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Curriculums 2012: CHS
73

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations NQF Exit Level 7
and Diplomacy
Qualification code 99302 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Complulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
74
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS1501 COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
Language Group: Choose 1 or 2 Language modules from
the following:
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian
Language and Culture:
Basic
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
Optional modules: Choose 1 or 2 modules from the
following:
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
Pre: ECS1501 or ECS1016
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
Optional Modules (Group 1): Choose 1 module from the
following:
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate Co: ARB1501
Arabic
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
HSY3702 - Themes in 20th
Century World History:
Towards Globalisation
MAN2601 - Shenghuo
Hanyo: Living Mandarin
Chinese
MAN2602 - Huoyong
Hanyu: Applied Mandarin
Chinese
MAN3702 - Zhongguo
Chengyu: Chinese Wisdom
Tales, Idioms and Proverbs
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
Pre: ARB1501+ARB1502 or
mother tongue speaker
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
Optional modules(Group 2): Choose 4 modules from the
following:
IPC3701 - International
Political Theory
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PRI3701 - Principles of
International Law
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
Optional modules: Choose 4 modules from the following:
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APC3702 - The Politics of
East Africa
APC3703 - The Politics of
West and North Africa
ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic
ARB2705 - Basic Arabic
Literary Texts
ARB3706 - Specialist Arabic
Literary Text
ARB3707 - Advanced Arabic
Literary Texts
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM3702 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues (Communication
Science) (Offered from
2013)
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
ECS302E - International
Trade
ECS303F - International
Finance
ECS3702 - International
Trade (Offered from 2013)
ECS3703 - International
Finance (Offered from 2013)
ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS1601 or ECS1028 FRC3701 - French
Language and Culture:
Advanced Oral
Pre: ARB1501+ARB1502 or
mother tongue speaker+ Co:
ARB2603
Pre: ARB2603+ARB2704
Pre:
ARB2603+ARB2704+ARB2705
Pre:
ARB2603+ARB2704+ARB2705
Co: ARB3706

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
STA1510 - Basic Statistics
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics Pre: ECS1601 or ECS1028 FRC3702 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Hotel and Tourism
ECS2608 - Economic
History of the World
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
Pre: ECS1601 or ECS1028
FRC3703 - French
Literature: France
(Advanced)
FRC3704 - French
Literature: Francophone
Countries (Advanced)
FRC3705 - Practical
Translation From and Into
French
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
HSY3703 - Globalisation
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
MAN3703 - Gaoji Hanyu:
Advanced Mandarin
Chinese
MAN3704 - Zongguo
Wenxuan: Selected
Readings of Modern
Chinese Literature
MAN3705 - Shangyong
Zhongwen: Business
Chinese
MNI301J - Global Business
Environment
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PTU3701 - Portuguese
Language for Specific
Purposes: Advanced
PTU3702 - Portuguese
Translation Practice
PTU3703 - Advanced
Language Skills in
Portuguese (Oral and
Written)
PTU3704 - Modern Brazilian
Literature and Society
PTU3705 - Lusophone
African Literature
(Portuguese)
Curriculums 2012: CHS
75

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) NQF Exit Level 6
Public Administration and Communication
Facilitation
Qualification code 02291 - PAF Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Public Administration: Choose 5 modules from the following:
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
English: Choose 1 module from the following:
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
CMH1501 - Comprehensive
Primary Helath Care I
CMH1502 - Comprehensive
Primary Health Care II
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Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
Public Administration: Choose 3 modules from the following:
PUB2602 - Protection
Services
PUB2603 - Creation of
Wealth
PUB2604 - Welfare and
Social Services
PUB2605 - Culture and
Education
PUB2606 - Environmental
Affairs
Language Group: Choose 1 Language Module from the
following:
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB304H - Reflective Public
Administration
PUB305J - Ethics in
Public Administratrion and
Administrative Justice
PUB3701 - Public
Management Skills (Offered
from 2013)
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
PUB3706 - Reflective Public
Administration (Offered from
2013)
PUB3707 - Ethics in
Public Administration and
Administrative Justice
(Offered from 2013)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Communication Science: Choose 5 modules from the
following:
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM311A - Political and
Government Communication
and Media Ethics
COM3701 - Marketing
Communication
(Communication Science)
(Offered from 2013)
COM3702 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues (Communication
Science) (Offered from
2013)
COM3703 - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production (Communication
Science) (Offered from
2013)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
CML1501 - Communication
Law
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following: COM3704 - New Media
Technology
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
CMY1501 - Introduction
to Criminology: Crime,
Offenders and Criminal
Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to
Crminology: Victims and
Reduction of Crime
CSL2601 - Constitutional
Law
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
GED101T - Human
Development and Education
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
HMA1501 - Planning
and Organising in Health
Services Management
HMA1502 - Leading and
Control in Health Services
Management
IOP1501 - Psychological
Processes in Work Context
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
SCK1502 - Introduction to
Social Work and the Helping
Process
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
ADL2601 - Administrative
Law
CMH2601 - Community
Health Practica
CMH2602 - Health in
Communities
CMY2602 - Principles
of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
COS2661 - Formal Logic 2
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
ECS207G - Development
Economics
ECS2601 - Microeconomics
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
ECS2604 - Labour
Economics
ECS2606 - Environmental
Economics
GGH2601 - The African
Challenge: People and
Environment
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
GGH2603 - The
Interpretation of Maps,
Aerial Photographs and
Satellite Images
GGH2604 - People and the
Natural Environment: Use
and Impact (Geography)
GGH2605 - Environmental
Politics (Geography)
GGH2606 - Geography
of Tourism (Geography)
(Offered from 2013)
HMA2601 - Human
Resource Management in
Health Services
HMA2602 - Labour
Relations in Health Services
HMA2603 - Health Services
Management Practica
HSE2601 - Education
Management in Health
Sciences
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: COS1501
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
COM3707 - Political and
Government Communication
and Media Ethics
(Communication Science)
(Offered from 2013)
COM3708 - Communication
Science
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
77

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
78
HSE2602 - Teaching and
Assessment in Health
Sciences
HSE2603 - Health Sciences
Education: Practica
IOP205U - Environmental
Psychology
IOP209Y - Workforce
Diversity
IOP2601 - Organisational
Research Methodology
IOP2602 - Organisational
Psychology
IOP2603 - Ergonomics
IOP2604 - Psychological
Adjustment in the Work
Context
IOP2608 - Forensic
Industrial Psychology
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
MNC202M - E-Commerce in
Business
MNE2601 - Introduction to
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
MNG2601 - General
Management
MNM202Y - Marketing
Management
MNP2602 - Supply Chain
Management
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2602 - Child and
Adolescent Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IPC101Y/IPC1501 +
IPC1023/IPC1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: IPC101Y/IPC1501 +
IPC1023/IPC1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: IPC1501/IPC101Y +
IPC1502/IPC1023
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
SOC2601 - Theories of
Social Change (Sociology
201)
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501
+PYC1023+PYC1502
Curriculums 2012: CAES CHS
79

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social
NQF Level 7
Studies) (General)
Qualification code 02291 – GEN Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Rules
1) the curriculum must consist of:
a. THIRTY MODULES
b. TEN modules on each of first, second and third level.
c. the Degree cannot be completed in less than THREE YEARS.
d. At least 2 first-level modules in at least 2 of the subjects mentioned below.
e. 1 or 2 major subjects from the subjects mentioned below must be taken (in subject(s) up to and including third level).
f. Research in the Social Sciences (RSC2601) is a compulsory module on Second Level.
g. 15 compulsory modules (including the major subjects) selected from those prescribed for any of the Human and Social Studies specialisation degrees must be
selected.
h. the outstanding modules on each level may be taken from the subjects mentioned below or from any of the Human and Social Studies specialisation degrees.
Example: BA (HUMAN and SOCIAL STUDIES) (GENERAL) DEGREE WITH COMMUNICATION SCIENCE and PSYCHOLOGY AS MAJOR SUBJECTS
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Psychology:
PYC1501 PYC2601 Pre:Any 4 first level modules PYC3701 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
PYC1502 PYC2602 Pre:Any 4 first level modules PYC3702 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
RSC2601 Pre: Any 2 modules PYC3703 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
PYC3704
Pre: RSC2601
PYC3705
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
Communication Science:
COM1501 COM2025 Pre:Any 4 first level modules COM3018 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
COM1502 COM2036 Pre:Any 4 first level modules COM3029 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
COM2048 Pre:Any 4 first level modules COM303A Pre:Any 4 first level modules
COM2059 Pre:Any 4 first level modules COM306D Pre:RSC2601
TEX2601 Pre:Any 4 first level modules AND ONE OF:
COM3704
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
COM305C
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
COM3708
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
COM311A
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total
Rules
SUBJECTS
African Politics
Anthropology
Archaeology
Communication Science
Development Studies
Economics
History
International Politics
Geography
Philosophy
Politics
Psychology
Public Administration
Sociology
80

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) NQF Exit Level 6
Political Leadership and Citizenship
Qualification code 02291 - PL9 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation BoardMatriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
Optional Modules (Group1): Choose 2 modules from the
following:
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 ADL2601 - Administrative
Law
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
Language Modules: Choose
1 Language module from
the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
Optional Modules: Choose 5 modules from the
following:
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
CSL2601 - Constitutional
Law
Pre: Any FOUR
first level
modules
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
Politics: Choose 5 modules from the following:
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APC3702 - The Politics of
East Africa
APC3703 - The Politics of
West and North Africa
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS1501 + ECS1601 Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following:
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics Pre: ECS1501 + ECS1601 CMM3705 - Christian Moral
Decision-Making
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
IOS2601 - Interpretation of
Statutes
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
Pre: ECS1501 + ECS1502
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
GGH302X - Spatial
Economic Development
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
PRI3701 - Principles of
International Law
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
Curriculums 2012: CHS
81

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language: Pre: ITN1501
Lower Intermediate
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to Pre: LAN1501
Latin Grammar and Syntax
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu: Co:MAN101R/MAN1501
Practical Mandarin Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
MOH1502 - Qadimah Pre: MOH1501/MOH101D
(Adance)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian Co: RSN101V/RSN1501
Language and Culture:
Basic
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
Intermediate Level
Economics or Business Economics: Choose 1 module from
the following:
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following:
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
RST3709 - Religion and
Social Issues
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
82

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
STA1510 - Basic Statistics
Curriculums 2012: CHS
83

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts in Political Leadership and NQF Exit Level 7
Citizenship
Qualification code 99304 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
Language Modules: Choose 1 language from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language Studies
and Written Communication
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
FRC1501 - French Language
And Culture: Beginners
FRC1502 - French Language
And Culture: Lower
Intermediate
GEM1501 - German
Language And Culture For
Beginners I
84
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
Optional Modules (Group 1): Choose 2 modules from the
following
DVA1601 - Development Pre: DVS1501
Problems and Institutions
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
Politics: Choose 5 modules from the following:
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APC3702 - The Politics of
East Africa
APC3703 - The Politics of
West and North Africa
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS1501 IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
MNB1601 - Business Pre MNB1501
Management 1B
PUB1601 - The Structuring Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
and Functioning of Public
Services
Optional Modules: Choose 5 modules from the following:
ADL2601 - Administrative
Law
APC2602 - Political Economy
of Africa
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication And
Media Theory
CSL2601 - Constitutional
Law
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules fromthe following:
CMM3705 - Christian Moral
Decision-Making
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS1601 ECS304G - Public
Economics
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics Pre: ECS1601 GGH302X - Spatial
Economic Development
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
IOS2601 - Interpretation of
Statutes
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: ECS1601
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
PRI3701 - Principles of
International Law
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
GEM1502 - German
Language And Culture:
Intermediate II
ICS1501 - An Introduction
To Islam
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
In Language Analysis:
Introduction To Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction To
Latin Grammar And Syntax
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction To Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
MOH1502 - Qadimah
(Adance)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language And Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language And Culture:
Lower Intermediate
RSN1501 - Russian
Language And Culture For
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian
Language And Culture: Basic
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
Economics or Business Management: Choose only 1 module
from the following:
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1B
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following:
APC1501 - Political Evolution
Of The African State
APC1502 - The Politics Of
Contemporary Africa
CMM1501 - Ethics And Life
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
INF1505 - Introduction
To Business Information
Systems
PYC1502 - Pyschology In
Society
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures And Processes In
The South African Context
STA1510 - Basic Statistics
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
IOS2601 - Interpretation of
Statutes
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories (Psychology)
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories (Psychology)
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa (Sociology 202)
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
RST3707 - Africa'S Religious
Heritage
RST3709 - Religion and
Social Issues
SOC306B - Group Dynamics
Curriculums 2012: CHS
85

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies) NQF Exit Level 6
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Qualification code 02291 - PPE Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Philosophy: If PLS is your First major choose 5 modules,if
Second major choose 4 modules if minor choose 1module
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
Business Management: Choose only 1 module from the
following:
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
English: Choose only 1 module from the following:
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PLS2610 - African
Philosophy II
Economics: Choose 3 modules from the following:
ECS207G - Development
Economics
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501 ECS2602 - Macroeconomics Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
ECS2604 - Labour
Economics
ECS2605 - Sa Financial
System
ECS2606 - Environmental
Economics
ECS2608 - Economic
History of the World
ECS2609 - Economic
History of South Africa
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS102 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS102 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS102 or ECS1601
PLS3701 - Theoretical and
Applied Ethics
PLS3703 - Advanced African
Philosophy
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
PLS3708 - Formal Logic
PLS3709 - Advanced
Western Philosophy
Politics: If PLC is your First major choose 5 modules,If
Second major choose 4 modules if minor choose 1module
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
Economics: If ECS is your First major choose 5 modules,if
Second major choose 4 modules if minor choose 1module
ECS301D - Monetary Pre: ECS202
Economics
ECS302E - International Pre: ECS201A + ECS202B
Trade
ECS303F - International Pre: ECS201A + ECS202B
Finance
ECS304G - Public
Pre: ECS201A
Economics
ECS306J - History of Pre: ECS201A + ECS202B
Economic Thought
ECS307K - Econometric Pre: ECS201A + ECS202B
Techniques
86

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Human and Social Studies)
NQF Exit Level 6
Policy Studies
Qualification code 02291 - PS9 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements NSC Degree OR Matric Exemption
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
and Functioning of Public
Services
Development Studies and Economics: Choose only 1
module from the following:
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules
Public Administration: Choose 3 modules from the following:
PUB2602 - Protection
Services
PUB2603 - Creation of
Wealth
PUB2604 - Welfare and
Social Services
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 PUB2605 - Culture and
Education
Optional Modules: Choose 3
modules from the following:
CMH1502 - Comprehensive
Primary Health Care II
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
GGH1501 - Know Your
World: Introduction to
Geography
HMA1501 - Planning
and Organising in Health
Services Management
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
STA1501 - Descriptive
Statistics and Probability
STA1502 - Statistical
Inference 1
Pre: STA1501
PUB2606 - Environmental
Affairs
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
ADL2601 - Administrative
Law
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
CSL2601 - Constitutional
Law
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PUB305J - Ethics in
Public Administratrion and
Administrative Justice
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
Optional Modules: Choose 4 modules from the following:
CMM3703 - Christian Social
Ethics
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM3701 - Marketing
Communication
(Communication Science)
(Offered from 2013)
COM3702 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues (Communication
Science) (Offered from
2013)
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
ECS3704 - Public
Economics (Offered from
2013)
ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS1501+ ECS1602 GGH301W - State of the
Environment in Southern
Africa
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics Pre: ECS1501+ ECS1602 PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
ECS2603 - Sa Economic
Indicators
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
Pre: ECS1501+ ECS1602
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
RST3709 - Religion and
Social Issues
Curriculums 2012: CHS
87

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
GGH2604 - People and the
Natural Environment: Use
and Impact (Geography)
IOS2601 - Interpretation of
Statutes
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Rules
Students who have passed modules PUB303G, PUB306K and/or PUB307L which formed part of the previous curriculum, will retain credit for it. However, students
who have passed the module PUB303G will not be allowed to register for the modules PUB3703 and PUB3705.
88

Qualification Bachelor of Arts in Policy Studies NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 99303 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
services
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
CMH1502 - Comprehensive
Primary Health Care II
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
GGH1501 - Know Your
World: Introduction to
Geography
HMA1501 - Planning
and Organising in Health
Services Management
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
STA1501 - Descriptive
Statistics and Probability
STA1502 - Statistical
Inference 1
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Development Studies and Economics: Choose only 1
module from the following:
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
Co: PUB1501 ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS1601 PUB3707 - Ethics in
Public Administration and
Administrative Justice
(Offered from 2013)
DVA1601 - Development
Problems And Institutions
Public Administration: Choose 3 modules from the following: CMM3703 - Christian Social
Ethics
PUB2602 - Protection
Services
PUB2603 - Creation Of
Wealth
PUB2604 - Welfare And
Social Services
PUB2605 - Culture And
Education
PUB2606 - Environmental
Affairs
Optional Modules: Choose 3 from the following:
ADL2601 - Administrative
Law
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development And Health
Communication
CSL2601 - Constitutional
Law
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
ECS2601 - Microeconomics
Pre:ECS1601
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501,
PUB102 or PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or
PUB1501,PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or
PUB1501,PUB102 or
PUB1601
Pre: PUB101 or
PUB1501,PUB102 or
PUB1601
Optional modules: Choose 4 modules from the following:
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
ECS304G - Public
Economics
GGH3701 - State of the
Environment in Southern
Africa (Offered from 2013)
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
RST3709 - Religion and
Social Issues
TIC3705 - Christian
Foundations: The Early
Centuries
GGH3701 - State Of The
Environment In Southern
Africa
Pre: PUB101 or
PUB1501,PUB102 or
PUB1601
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics
ECS2603 - South African
Economic Indicators
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
Pre: ECS1601
Pre:ECS1601
Curriculums 2012: CHS
89

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
GGH2602 - The Geography
Of Basic Services Provision
GGH2604 - People And The
Natural Environment: Use
And Impact
IOS2601 - Interpretation Of
Statutes
SOC2602 - Globalisation
And Social Change In South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology Of
Population
90

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) African NQF Exit Level 6
Studies
Qualification code 02305 - AST Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2012
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
History / African Languages / African Politics: Choose 2 Compulsory.
Compulsory.
modules from 1 or 2 subjects selected as major subjects:
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
HSY1501 - Precolonial
South Africa
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
Optional Modules (Group 1): Choose a maximum of 2
modules from the following:
AGE1501 - Introduction to
Archaeology
AGE1601 - The Prehistory
of South Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
GGH1501 - Know Your
World: Introduction to
Geography
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
History / African Languages / African Politics: Choose 2 or 3
modules from 1 or 2 subjects selected as major subjects:
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
HSY2603 - Transformation
in Southern Africa in the
19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
Optional Modules (Group 1): Choose a maximum of 2
modules from the following:
AGE2602 - African
Archaeology
AGE2701 - Archaeology and
Fossils: the Study of Human
Evolution
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
APY2602 - Anthropology
and Health Care
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
ARH2601 - The Arts and
Ideology 1
ARH2602 - Introduction to
Art History in Africa
History / African Languages / African Politics: Choose 4 - 5
modules from 1 or 2 subjects selected as major subjects:
AFL3701 - African
Languages: the Science of
Language in Context
AFL3702 - Indigenous
Knowledge Systems and
African Languages
AFL3703 - An Introduction
to Language Policy and
Planning in South Africa: the
Case of African Languages
AFL3704 - Language
Technology, Terminology
and Lexicography
AFL3705 - Creative Writing
and Translation
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APC3702 - The Politics of
East Africa
APC3703 - The Politics of
West and North Africa
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
HSY3702 - Themes in 20th
Century World History:
Towards Globalisation
HSY3703 - Globalisation
HSY3704 - Modern South
Africa: Afrikaner Power,
the Politics of Race and
Resistance, 1902 to the
1970`S
HSY3705 - Modern South
Africa: From Soweto to
Democracy
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
Pre: AFL2601 + AFL2602 +
AFL2603
Pre: AFL2601 + AFL2602 +
AFL2603
Pre: AFL2601 + AFL2602 +
AFL2603
Pre: AFL2601 + AFL2602 +
AFL2603
Pre: AFL2601 + AFL2602 +
AFL2603
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
91

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
RST1602 - Introduction to
Theory of Religion
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
Language Group: Choose 2 Language Modules from the
following:
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Optional Modules (Group 2): Choose a maximum of 3
modules from the following:
ANH1501 - Near East and
Greece
ANH1502 - Roman Ancient
History
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
ARH3705 - The Arts and
the (Post)Colonial (Offered
from 2013)
ENN204K - African
Encounters
GGH2601 - The African
Challenge: People and
Environment
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
GGH2605 - Environmental
Politics (Geography)
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
PLS3701 - Theoretical and
Applied Ethics
PLS3709 - Advanced
Western Philosophy
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
RST2705 - Divinity and
Nature in Religious History
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
Optional Modules (Group 2): Choose a maximum of 5
modules from the following:
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
ECS2601 - Microeconomics
KSK1601 - Introduction to
ECS2602 - Macroeconomics
Creative Writing: A Practical
Course
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
LIN1501 - Grammatical
Patterns and Concepts
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501
ECS2606 - Environmental
Economics
INS2601 - Exploring
Information User Studies
(Offered from 2013)
MNE2601 - Introduction to
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre:KSK1601 or THL1016
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
Optional Modules (Group 1): Choose a maximum of 4 from
the following: (If you have only 1 major subject)
AGE3702 - Applied
Archaeology: Heritage
Conservation, Cultural
Resource Management and
Archaeotourism
AGE3703 - World Prehistory
AGE3704 - Prehistoric
Rock Art
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
APY3703 - Themes
in Anthropology: the
Relevance of Ritual
APY3704 - Themes in
Anthropology: Tourism and
Pilgrimage
ARH311N - Art and Ideology
2
ARH312P - Art, Craft and
Design
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
GGH301W - State of the
Environment in Southern
Africa
GGH302X - Spatial
Economic Development
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
92

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Global NQF Exit Level 6
Studies
Qualification code 02305 - GST Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2012
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Geography/History/International Politics/Sociology. Choose Compulsory.
Compulsory.
2 modules from 3 subjects:
GGH1501 - Know Your
World: Introduction to
Geography
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules HSY3703 - Globalisation
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
HSY1501 - Precolonial
South Africa
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
Language Group: Choose at least 1 module from the
following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Geography/History/International Politics/Sociology. Choose
6 modules from 2 or 3 subjects:
GGH2601 - The African
Challenge: People and
Environment
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
GGH2604 - People and the
Natural Environment: Use
and Impact (Geography)
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
HSY2602 - Early State
Formation, Slavery and
Colonial Conquest in Africa
HSY2603 - Transformation
in Southern Africa in the
19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
SOC2601 - Theories of
Social Change (Sociology
201)
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic)
ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic Pre: Pre: ARB1501 +
ARB1602 or mother-tongue
speaker (Arabic) Co:
ARB2603
ARH2601 - The Arts and
Ideology 1
Geography/History/International Politics/Sociology. Choose
5 modules from 1 subject and 4 from another subject:
GGH301W - State of the
Environment in Southern
Africa
GGH302X - Spatial
Economic Development
GGH303Y - Introduction to
Geographical Information
Systems
GGH3043 - Development of
Urban Space
GGH3054 - Environmental
Evaluation and Impact
Assessment
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
HSY3702 - Themes in 20th
Century World History:
Towards Globalisation
HSY3704 - Modern South
Africa: Afrikaner Power,
the Politics of Race and
Resistance, 1902 to the
1970`S
HSY3705 - Modern South
Africa: From Soweto to
Democracy
IPC3701 - International
Political Theory
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
SOC3015 - Thinking
Sociologically: Research
Methodology
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
93

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
ADL2601 - Administrative
Law
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
CLS1502 - Roman Myths,
Literature and Society
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
COS2621 - Computer
Organisation
ECS2601 - Microeconomics Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
Co: ARB1501 ECS2602 - Macroeconomics Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 &
ECS1028 or ECS1601
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
FRC2601 - French
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS101 or ECS1501 FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
FUR2601 - Fundamental
Rights
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
INM1013 - Introduction
to the Economic and
Management Environment
1A
INM1024 - Introduction
to the Economic and
Management Environment
1B
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
ITN801W - Contemporary
Culture in Italy
ITN802X - Visions of the
Renaissance
PLS3701 - Theoretical and
Applied Ethics
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
RST3706 - World Religions
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N +
Co: PTU2601
SOC3049 - Industrial
Sociology
SOC305A - Sociology of
Education
SOC308D - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
94

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
RST1602 - Introduction to
Theory of Religion
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
Pre:THL1501/
THL801U+THL1502/
THL802V
Curriculums 2012: CHS
95

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts)
NQF Exit Level 6
Historical Studies
Qualification code 02305 - HSS Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2012
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Core Subjects: Choose 6 modules from 3 of the following
subjects:
AGE1501 - Introduction to
Archaeology
AGE1601 - The Prehistory
of South Africa
ANH1501 - Near East and
Greece
ANH1502 - Roman Ancient
History
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
HSY1501 - Precolonial
South Africa
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
OTS1502 - Introduction to
Biblical Archaeology
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
RST1602 - Introduction to
Theory of Religion
TIC1502 - Introduction to the
Study of Church History
Language Group: Choose 1 module if you did not obtain an
A or B symbol in English in the Senior Certificate:
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
Optional Modules: Choose a maximum of 2 modules from
the following:
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
96
Core Subjects: Choose at least 3 modules in 1 subject
selected as major:
AGE2601 - Archaeological
Fieldwork Techniques and
Analytical Methods
AGE2602 - African
Archaeology
AGE2701 - Archaeology and
Fossils: the Study of Human
Evolution
ARH2601 - The Arts and
Ideology 1
ARH2602 - Introduction to
Art History in Africa
ARH3704 - Modernism and
Postmodernism (Offered
from 2013)
CLS2601 - Perspectives
On Roman Africa and the
Ancient Environment
CLS2602 - Material
Testimonies to the Classical
World
ECH2602 - Daily Life in
Early Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
HSY2602 - Early State
Formation, Slavery and
Colonial Conquest in Africa
HSY2603 - Transformation
in Southern Africa in the
19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
RST2705 - Divinity and
Nature in Religious History
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
Core Subjects: Choose at least 5 modules in 1 subject
selected as major subject:
AGE3701 - The
Interpretation of
Archaeological Data
AGE3702 - Applied
Archaeology: Heritage
Conservation, Cultural
Resource Management and
Archaeotourism
AGE3703 - World Prehistory
AGE3704 - Prehistoric
Rock Art
ARH311N - Art and Ideology
2
ARH312P - Art, Craft and
Design
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
ARH411R - Contemporary
International Art
CLS3701 - Classical
Historical Writings
CLS3702 - Ancient
Democracy Thought Moral
Thought
CLS3703 - Pericles to Philip/
Ancient Entertainment
CLS3704 - Classical Heroes
in Fact and Fiction
CLS3705 - The Fall of
Rome/Greco-Roman Drama
ECH3701 - Death, Tombs
and Burials in the Early
Christian World
ECH3702 - Religion,
Worship and Prayer in the
Early Christian World
ECH3704 - Construction
of Bodies, Gender
and Sexuality in Early
Christianity
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
HSY3702 - Themes in 20th
Century World History:
Towards Globalisation
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ARH311N + ARH313Q
+ ARH314R

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
APC1502 - The Politics of
TIC2602 - Christianity and A
HSY3703 - Globalisation
Contemporary Africa
Changing South Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
ATC1502 - Mythology of the
Ancient Near East
ATC1601 - Introduction to
the Ancient Near Eastern
Culture
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
CLS1502 - Roman Myths,
Literature and Society
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
GAR1501 - Drawing 1
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
HSY3704 - Modern South
Africa: Afrikaner Power,
the Politics of Race and
Resistance, 1902 to the
1970`S
HSY3705 - Modern South
Africa: From Soweto to
Democracy
MHS2605 - All That Jazz
MHS3703 - Music and
Gender
MHS3704 - Music in South
Africa
OTS3702 - Excavating A
Biblical City
OTS3703 - The Bible and
African Cultures
RST3706 - World Religions
TIC3704 - Christianity in
Africa
TIC3705 - Christian
Foundations: the Early
Centuries
Curriculums 2012: CHS
97

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts)
NQF Exit Level 6
Multimedia Studies: Audiovisual Multimedia
Qualification code 02305 - MA1 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Permission letter from the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology AND Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption
Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COS1521 - Computer
Systems: Fundamental
Concepts
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FRM1501 - Form and
Motion
MHS2602 - Music and
Society
TDM1501 - Two
Dimensional Imaging
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the
following:
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
INF1511 - Visual
Programming 1
CST2601 - Music
Technology 1: Midi
INF2611 - Visual
Programming II
MHS2601 - Musical
Entrepreneurship
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
VAR2601 - Visual Arts 1
VAR2602 - Visual Arts 2
Pre: TDM1501/
TDM101L+FRM1501/
FRM1015
Pre: TDM1501/
TDM101L+FRM1501/
FRM1015
CST3706 - Music
Technology 2: Digital Audio
MHS3704 - Music in South
Africa
MHS3705 - Sociology of
Music
PMP3701 - Professional
Multimedia Practice
VAR3701 - Visual Arts 3
Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+
VAR212E/VAR2602
Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+
VAR212E/VAR2602
Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following:
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
Rules
Prospective students must, in advance, obtain written permission for admission to the degree from the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology.
Prospective students are required to submit a portfolio of artworks consisting of 4 drawings and 4 paintings or photographic/digital documentation thereof together
with a completed questionnaire and record of personal details.
the form may be downloaded from the Departmental website or obtained from the Departmental secretary (Tel: 012 429 6798).
the permission form must be submitted together with the students FIRST application for registration.
Students who intend on registering for this degree, and are required to do the access course prior to registration, are required to submit a portfolio to obtain permission
to study at this department.
WORKSHOP ATTENDANCE
Students are strongly advised to attend the two workshops at one of the approved centres of the university.
Workshops are normally conducted at least twice a year, for a period of approximately 3 to 5 days each, in the following cities:
Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban.
Further details are sent to the students concerned early in the year.
Students and prospective students who will NOT be able to attend the workshops at one of the centres listed above, must consult the Department Art History, Visual
Arts and Musicology (Tel: 012 429 6686) in connection with possible alternative arrangements BEFORE they apply for registration for any practical module.
Overseas students must take note of all the compulsory requirements above.
98

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts)
NQF Exit Level 6
Multimedia Studies: Computer-Generated
Multimedia
Qualification code 02305 - MC1 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Permission letter from the Department of Art History,Visual Arts and Musicology AND Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption
Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COS1511 - Introduction to
Programming 1
COS1521 - Computer
Systems: Fundamental
Concepts
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FRM1501 - Form and
Motion
INF1511 - Visual
Programming 1
INF1520 - Human-Computer
Interaction I
TDM1501 - Two
Dimensional Imaging
Pre: Knowledge in
computers or EUP1501
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COS2614 - Programming:
Contemporary Concepts
CST2601 - Music
Technology 1: Midi
CST3706 - Music
Technology 2: Digital Audio
ICT2621 - Structured
Systems Analysis and
Design
ICT2622 - Object-Oriented
Analysis
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
Pre: COS1521
Pre: INF1505 or COS1521
Pre: (INF1505 or COS1521)
& (EUP1501 or COS1512 or
INF1511)
Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following: VAR2601 - Visual Arts 1 Pre: TDM1501/
TDM101L+FRM1501/
FRM1015
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
COS1512 - Introduction to
Programming 2
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
INF3703 - Databases II
INF3705 - Advanced
Systems Development
INF3720 - Human-Computer
Interaction II
PMP3701 - Professional
Multimedia Practice
VAR3701 - Visual Arts 3
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+
VAR212E/VAR2602
Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+
VAR212E/VAR2602
Rules
Prospective students must, in advance, obtain written permission for admission to the degree from the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology.
Prospective students are required to submit a portfolio of artworks consisting of 4 drawings and 4 paintings or photographic/digital documentation thereof together
with a completed questionnaire and record of personal details.
the form may be downloaded from the Departmental website or obtained from the Departmental secretary (Tel: 012 429 6798).
the permission form must be submitted together with the students FIRST application for registration.
Students who intend on registering for this degree, and are required to do the access course prior to registration, are required to submit a portfolio to obtain permission
to study at this department.
WORKSHOP ATTENDANCE
Students are strongly advised to attend the two workshops at one of the approved centres of the university.
Workshops are normally conducted at least twice a year, for a period of approximately 3 to 5 days each, in the following cities:
Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban.
Further details are sent to the students concerned early in the year.
Students and prospective students who will NOT be able to attend the workshops at one of the centres listed above, must consult the Department Art History, Visual
Arts and Musicology (Tel: 012 429 6686) in connection with possible alternative arrangements BEFORE they apply for registration for any practical module.
Overseas students must take note of all the compulsory requirements above.
Curriculums 2012: CHS
99

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts)
NQF Exit Level 6
Multimedia Studies: Multimedia in Digital
Visual Arts
Qualification code 02305 - MMD Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Permission letter from the Department of Art History,Visual Arts and Musicology AND Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption
Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FRM1501 - Form and
Motion
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
TDM1501 - Two
Dimensional Imaging
ARH2601 - The Arts and
Ideology 1
ARH2603 - Visual Culture 1
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
GAR2601 - Graphic
Processes (Graphic
Processes)
MNE2601 - Introduction to
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
Pre: TDM101L
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
ARH313Q - Art Theory and
Criticism 2
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
ARH411R - Contemporary
International Art
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
VAR2601 - Visual Arts 1 Pre: TDM101L + FRM1015 CST3706 - Music
Technology 2: Digital Audio
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501 VAR2602 - Visual Arts 2 Pre: TDM101L + FRM1015 PMP3701 - Professional
Multimedia Practice
VAR3701 - Visual Arts 3
Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+
VAR212E/VAR2602
Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+
VAR212E/VAR2602
Rules
Prospective students must, in advance, obtain written permission for admission to the degree from the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology.
Prospective students are required to submit a portfolio of artworks consisting of 4 drawings and 4 paintings or photographic/digital documentation thereof together
with a completed questionnaire and record of personal details.
the form may be downloaded from the Departmental website or obtained from the Departmental secretary (Tel: 012 429 6798). the permission form must be submitted
together with the students FIRST application for registration.
Students who intend on registering for this degree, and are required to do the access course prior to registration, are required to submit a portfolio to obtain permission
to study at this department.
WORKSHOP ATTENDANCE
Students are strongly advised to attend the two workshops at one of the approved centres of the university.
Workshops are normally conducted at least twice a year, for a period of approximately 3 to 5 days each, in the following cities:
Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban. Further details are sent to the students concerned early in the year.
Students and prospective students who will NOT be able to attend the workshops at one of the centres listed above, must consult the Department Art History, Visual
Arts and Musicology (Tel: 012 429 6686) in connection with possible alternative arrangements BEFORE they apply for registration for any practical module.
Overseas students must take note of all the compulsory requirements above.
100

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts)
NQF Exit Level 6
Multimedia Studies: Visual Multimedia
Qualification code 02305 - MV1 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Permission letter from the Department of Art History,Visual Arts and Musicology AND Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption
Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
ARH2603 - Visual Culture 1
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COS1521 - Computer
Systems: Fundamental
Concepts
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FRM1501 - Form and
Motion
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
TDM1501 - Two
Dimensional Imaging
ARH2601 - The Arts and
Ideology 1
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
CST3706 - Music
Technology 2: Digital Audio
INF2611 - Visual
Programming II
VAR2601 - Visual Arts 1
VAR2602 - Visual Arts 2
Pre: INF1511
Pre: TDM1501/
TDM101L+FRM1501/
FRM1015
Pre: TDM1501/
TDM101L+FRM1501/
FRM1015
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
PMP3701 - Professional
Multimedia Practice
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
VAR3701 - Visual Arts 3
Pre: VAR2601/
VAR211D+VAR212E/
VAR2602
Pre:VAR2601/VAR211D+
VAR212E/VAR2602
Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following: Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following: Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the
following:
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
INF1511 - Visual
Programming 1
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
MNE2601 - Introduction to
Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Management
WLL2602 - Film, Literature
and Society
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501
Pre: Any TWO first level
Language modules
ARH411R - Contemporary
International Art
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
Rules
Prospective students must, in advance, obtain written permission for admission to the degree from the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology.
Prospective students are required to submit a portfolio of artworks consisting of 4 drawings and 4 paintings or photographic/digital documentation thereof together
with a completed questionnaire and record of personal details.
the form may be downloaded from the Departmental website or obtained from the Departmental secretary (Tel: 012 429 6798). the permission form must be submitted
together with the students FIRST application for registration.
Students who intend on registering for this degree, and are required to do the access course prior to registration, are required to submit a portfolio to obtain permission
to study at this department.
WORKSHOP ATTENDANCE
Students are strongly advised to attend the two workshops at one of the approved centres of the university.
Workshops are normally conducted at least twice a year, for a period of approximately 3 to 5 days each, in the following cities:
Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban. Further details are sent to the students concerned early in the year.
Students and prospective students who will NOT be able to attend the workshops at one of the centres listed above, must consult the Department Art History, Visual
Arts and Musicology (Tel: 012 429 6686) in connection with possible alternative arrangements BEFORE they apply for registration for any practical module.
Overseas students must take note of all the compulsory requirements above.
Curriculums 2012: CHS
101

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) General NQF Level 7
Degree
Qualification code 02305 – GEN Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2012
Rules
1) Each BA curriculum must consist of:
a. THIRTY MODULES
b. TEN modules on each of first, second and third level.
c. the Degree cannot be completed in less than THREE YEARS.
d. 2 modules in each of 3 subjects in List A must be selected on First Year Level.
e. Plus a maximum of 2 modules from subjects in List B.
f. 6 modules from 2 or 3 of the subjects from List A taken on First Year Level must be selected on Second Year Level.
g. No modules from subjects in List B are allowed on Second or Third Year Level.
h. 10 modules from 2 or 3 of the subjects from List A taken on Second Year Level must be selected on Third Year Level.
Example: BA DEGREE (CULTURE and ARTS) (GENERAL) WITH HISTORY and ARCHAEOLOGY AS MAJOR SUBJECTS
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
History:
HSY1501 HSY2601 Pre:Any 4 first level modules HSY3701 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
HSY1502 HSY2602 Pre:Any 4 first level modules HSY3702 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
HSY2603 Pre:Any 4 first level modules HSY3703 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
HSY3704
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
HSY3705
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
Archaeology:
AGE1501 AGE2601 Pre:Any 4 first level modules AGE3701 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
AGE1601 AGE2701 Pre:Any 4 first level modules AGE3702 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
AGE2602 Pre:Any 4 first level modules AGE3703 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
AGE3704
Pre:Any 4 first level modules
10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total
Rules
LIST A
LIST B
History
African Politics
Archaeology
Ancient Near Eastern Culture
Ancient History
Anthropology
Religious Studies
Classical Culture
Biblical Archaeology
Computer Science
Church History
Geography
Art History
Origin and Foundations of South African Law
Music in the history and society Information Science
International Politics
Islamic Studies
Judaica
Philosophy
Politics
Sociology
Theory of Literature
102

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Culture and Arts) Societal NQF Exit Level 6
Informatisation
Qualification code 02305 - SIF Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
AIS104G - Using the
Internet as A Reference
Tool (Applied Information
Science 104)
Co: EUP1501
AIS202H - Bibliographic
Control, Basic Descriptive
Cataloguing and
Classification
Pre: Any two of
AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
AIS3703 - Serving the User
in Library and Information
Practice
AIS1501 - Introducing
Applied Information Science
AIS1503 - Introducing
Information Records and
Sources
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing
Information Management
INS2701 - Information and
Communication Technology
for Information Science
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following:
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
AIS3704 - Applying
Research Methodology in
Information Science
AIS3706 - Information
Science Entrepreneurship
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
INS3036 - Using
Information: the Role of
Information Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
INS3707 - Information
Organisation and Retrieval
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
103

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and NQF Exit Level 6
Social Services) Applied Psychology for
Professional Contexts
Qualification code 02313 - APP Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
Language Modules: Choose at least 1 Langauge with a
maximum of 2 modules from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1504 - Afrikaans for Law
Students
AFL1503 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language I
AFL1504 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language 2
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
Language Modules: Choose a maximum of 1 module from
the following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
104
MGG201W - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules
Optional Modules: Choose 4 modules from the following:
CMP2601 - Law of Criminal
Procedure: Pre-Trial
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
CRW2602 - Criminal Law:
Specific Crimes
HRM2605 - Human
Resource Management for
Line Managers
IND2601 - African
Customary Law
IOP209Y - Workforce
Diversity
IOP2601 - Organisational
Research Methodology
IOP2602 - Organisational
Psychology
IOP2604 - Psychological
Adjustment in the Work
Context
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3702 - Abnormal
Behaviour and Mental
Health
PYC3703 - Cognition:
Thinking, Memory and
Problem Solving
PYC3704 - Psychological
Research
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: RSC2601
PYC3706 - Community Pre: PYC2604
Psychology: Intervention
Strategies
Optional Modules: Choose 4 modules from the following:
CIP3701 - Civil Procedure:
Court Proceedings
CMP3701 - Law of Criminal
Procedure: Trial and Post-
Trial
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM3701 - Marketing
Communication
(Communication Science)
(Offered from 2013)
COM3703 - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production (Communication
Science) (Offered from
2013)
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
EVI3701 - Evidence:
Admissibility of Evidence
EVI3702 - Evidence:
the Presentation and
Assessment of Evidence
IOP301T - Industrial
Psychological Testing and
Assessment
IOP304W - Labour Conflict
and Negotiations
IOP3073 - Human Capacity
Development
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: IOP201, IOP202
Pre: IOP201, IOP202
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
COM1502 - Communication
LLW2601 - Individual Labour
IOP3095 - Work Group Pre: IOP201, IOP202
Contexts and Applications
Law
Dynamics and Diversity
CRW1501 - Introduction to
the General Principles of
Criminal Law
CRW2601 - General
Principles of Criminal Law
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
FAC1503 - Financial
Accounting Principles for
Law Practitioners
FLS1501 - The Origins of
South African Law
FLS1502 - Foundations of
South African Law
ILW1501 - Introduction to
Law
INF1505 - Introduction
to Business Information
Systems
IOP1501 - Psychological
Processes in Work Context
IOP1601 - Personality in
Work Context
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
PVL1501 - Law of Persons
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
LLW2602 - Collective
Labour Law
MND204T - Customer
Behaviour
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
PUB2602 - Protection
Services
PUB2604 - Welfare and
Social Services
PUB2605 - Culture and
Education
PUB2606 - Environmental
Affairs
PVL2601 - Family Law
PVL2602 - Law of
Succession
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
IOP3701 - Industrial
Psychological Testing and
Assessment
IOP3702 - Personnel
Psychology: Organasational
Entry
IOP3703 - Career
Psychology
IOP3704 - Employment
Relations
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB305J - Ethics in
Public Administratrion and
Administrative Justice
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
SOC3049 - Industrial
Sociology
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
SOC3702 - Industrial
Sociology (Sociology 304)
(Offered from 2013)
SOC3704 - Group Dynamics
(Sociology 306) (Offered
from 2013)
Pre: IOP201, IOP202
Pre: IOP201 +IOP202
Pre: IOP201, IOP202
Pre: IOP201, IOP202
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
105

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and Social
NQF Exit Level 6
Services) Community and Health
Psychology
Qualification code 02313 - CHP Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
Anthropology or Sociology: Choose only 1 module from the
following:
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
Language Modules: Choose at least 1 with a maximum of 2
modules from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFL1503 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language I
AFL1504 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language 2
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Language Modules: Choose a maximum of 1 module from
the following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
106
MGG201W - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2602 - Child and
Adolescent Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules
SCK2601 - Facilitative
Communication in Groups
and Communities
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following:
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
CMH2602 - Health in
Communities
CMH3701 - Basic
Epidemiology in Health
Sciences
CMY2601 - Crime Risk
Perspectives
CMY2602 - Principles
of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules + Co: RSC201H/
RSC2601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3702 - Abnormal
Behaviour and Mental
Health
PYC3703 - Cognition:
Thinking, Memory and
Problem Solving
PYC3704 - Psychological
Research
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
PYC3706 - Community
Psychology: Intervention
Strategies
SCK3039 - Community
Work
Pre: RSC2601
Pre: PYC2604
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
APY3703 - Themes
in Anthropology: the
Relevance of Ritual
APY3704 - Themes in
Anthropology: Tourism and
Pilgrimage
CMY3704 - Formal Reaction
to Crime
CMY3705 - Victimology
CMY3706 - Contemporary
Criminological Issues
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
s

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following:
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
CMH1501 - Comprehensive
Primary Helath Care I
CMH1502 - Comprehensive
Primary Health Care II
CMY1501 - Introduction
to Criminology: Crime,
Offenders and Criminal
Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to
Crminology: Victims and
Reduction of Crime
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
GGH1501 - Know Your
World: Introduction to
Geography
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
GGH2601 - The African
Challenge: People and
Environment
GGH2602 - The Geography
of Services Provision
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
SOC2601 - Theories of
Social Change (Sociology
201)
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
HMA3703 - Leadership
in Health Services
Management
HSE3705 - The Caring Ethic
in Health Sciences
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
SOC308D - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
SOC3704 - Group Dynamics
(Sociology 306) (Offered
from 2013)
SOC3705 - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
(Sociology 308) (Offered
from 2013)
Pre: PLC101R + PLC102S
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
107

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and NQF Exit Level 6
Social Services) Psychological Counselling
Qualification code 02313 - COU Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
108
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
Language Modules: Choose at least 1 with a maximum of 2
modules from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFL1503 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language I
AFL1504 - Language and
Communication Skills
Acquisition in an African
Language 2
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Language Modules: Choose a maximum of 1 module from
the following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following:
CGM1501 - Invitation to
Theology
CGM1502 - First Steps in
Practical Theology
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
CMY1501 - Introduction
to Criminology: Crime,
Offenders and Criminal
Behaviour
MGG201W - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling
MGG202X - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling:
Sexual Trauma
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2602 - Child and
Adolescent Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any TWO modules
Optional Modules: Choose 2 modules from the following:
CGM2601 - Ethics and
Spirituality
CGM3701 - Sexual Ethics
CMM2603 - Intercultural
Christian Communication
CMM3704 - The Dynamics
of Interreligious Encounter
CMY2601 - Crime Risk
Perspectives
CMY2602 - Principles
of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
EDT1601 - Child
Development
EDT1602 - Learning and
Teaching Strategies in the
Adolescent Years
GED201W - The
Adolescent: an Educational
Perspective
GED202X - Teaching and
Learning 2
GED203Y - Life Crises in
Childhood and Adolescence
Pre: Any Four first level
modules
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3702 - Abnormal
Behaviour and Mental
Health
PYC3703 - Cognition:
Thinking, Memory and
Problem Solving
PYC3704 - Psychological Pre: RSC2601
Research
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
PYC3706 - Community Pre: PYC2604
Psychology: Intervention
Strategies
Optional Modules: Choose 4 modules from the
following:
CMM3703 - Christian Social
Ethics
CMY3701 - The Explanation
of Crime
CMY3702 - Crime
Typologies
CMY3705 - Victimology
CMY3706 - Contemporary
Criminological Issues
CMY3708 - Qualitative
Research Methodology in
Criminology
ETH202P - General
Teaching Methods and
Classroom Management
ETH302S - Inclusive
Education A
GED3013 - The Adult: an
Educational Perspective
GED3024 - Teaching and
Learning 3
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB305J - Ethics in
Public Administratrion and
Administrative Justice
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
CMY1502 - Introduction to
Crminology: Victims and
Reduction of Crime
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
PUB3703 - Public Policy
EDC1015 - Theoretical
Frameworks in Education
(Educational Foundations
101 (Bed))
ETH102L - The Learning
Child
GED101T - Human
Development and Education
GED102U - Teaching and
Learning 1
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
SCK1501 - Welfare Policy
SCK1502 - Introduction to
Social Work and the Helping
Process
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
PUB2602 - Protection
Services
PUB2604 - Welfare and
Social Services
PUB2605 - Culture and
Education
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
RST2604 - Meditation and
Mysticism
RST2705 - Divinity and
Nature in Religious History
SCK2601 - Facilitative
Communication in Groups
and Communities
SCK2603 - Welfare Policy
SCK2604 - Counselling
Skills
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
RST3708 - Postmodern
Philosophy of Religion
SCK3016 - Social Case
Work
SCK3028 - Social Group
Work
SCK3039 - Community
Work
TIC3702 - Faith, Philosophy
and Science
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
Pre: SCK1501+ SCK1502 or
Any four first level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
109

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and NQF Exit Level 6
Social Services) Health Services
Management and Public Administration
Qualification code 02313 - HM9 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements A registration as a professional practitioner in a health field such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, radiography, etc AND
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption OR NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
Repeaters only Until 2016
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
CMH1501 - Comprehensive
Co: RSC201H/RSC2601
Primary Helath Care I
CMH1502 - Comprehensive
Primary Health Care II
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
HMA1501 - Planning
and Organising in Health
Services Management
HMA1502 - Leading and
Control in Health Services
Management
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
IOP1501 - Psychological
Processes in Work Context
IOP1601 - Personality in
Work Context
NUD2601 - Nursing
Dynamics
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501
Co: PUB101 or PUB1501
CMH3701 - Basic
Epidemiology in Health
Sciences
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
HMA2601 - Human
Resource Management in
Health Services
HMA2602 - Labour
Relations in Health Services
HMA2603 - Health Services
Management Practica
IOP209Y - Workforce
Diversity
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
PUB2604 - Welfare and
Social Services
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: HMA1501/HMA101Y
+ HMA1502/HMA1023 or
HMA1034
Pre: HMA1501/HMA101Y
+ HMA1502/HMA1023 or
HMA1034
Pre: HMA1501/HMA101Y
+ HMA1502/HMA1023 or
HMA1034
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501,
IOP102 or IOP1601
Pre: Any TWO modules
HMA3701 - Financial
Management in Health
Services
HMA3702 - Quality in Health
Services Management
HMA3703 - Leadership
in Health Services
Management
HMA3704 - Contemporary
Issues in Health Services
Management
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB305J - Ethics in
Public Administratrion and
Administrative Justice
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
PUB3703 - Public Policy
PUB3705 - Public Financial
Administration and
Management
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
Pre: HMA2601/HMA2015/
HMA2038 + HMA2602/
HMA2038
110

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (Health Sciences and NQF Exit Level 6
Social Services) Welfare Science
Qualification code 02313 - WFS Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
SCK1501 - Welfare Policy
SCK1502 - Introduction to
Social Work and the Helping
Process
SCK1503 - Practical Work
(Social Work 103 (Practical
Work))
SCW2601 - Introduction to
Law for Social Work IIa
SCW2602 - Introduction to
Law for Social Work IIb
Optional Modules - 2nd Major Subject: Choose at least 2
modules in 1 subject with a maximum of 4 modules from:
CMY1501 - Introduction
to Criminology: Crime,
Offenders and Criminal
Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to
Crminology: Victims and
Reduction of Crime
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
CO: PYC2605
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
Optional Modules: Choose a maximum of 2 modules from
the following:
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
SCK2601 - Facilitative
Communication in Groups
and Communities
SCK2602 - Practical Work
SCK2603 - Welfare Policy
SCK2604 - Counselling
Skills
Pre: Any TWO modules
PRE: SCK1501 (101W)
+ SCK1502 (102X) +
SCK1503 (103Y)
PRE: SCK1501 (101W)
+ SCK1502 (102X) +
SCK1503 (103Y)
PRE: SCK1501 (101W)
+ SCK1502 (102X) +
SCK1503 (103Y)
PRE: SCK1501 (101W)
+ SCK1502 (102X) +
SCK1503 (103Y)
Marriage Guidance and Counselling: Choose only 1 module
from:
MGG201W - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling
MGG202X - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling:
Sexual Trauma
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Criminology (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from
Criminology:
CMY202F - Principles
of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
CMY2601 - Crime Risk
Perspectives
CMY2602 - Principles
of Crime Prevention,
Reduction and Control
CMY2603 - Child and Youth
Misbehaviour
CMY2604 - Dealing With
Young Offenders
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Communication Science (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3
modules from Communication Science:
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
WFS301L - Social Case
Work
WFS302M - Social Group
Work
WFS303N - Community
Work
WFS304P - Practical Work
in Social Case and Group
Work (Welfare Science 304)
WFS305Q - Practical Work:
Community Work
Pre:WFS101E+WFS102F(or
SCK101W+SCK102Y)
+SCK2013+SCK2024
+SCK2035+SCK2046
Co:WFS302M+WFS304P
Pre:SCK2013
Co:WFS301L+WFS304P
Pre:SCK2013
Co:WFS301L+WFS304P
Pre:SCK2013
Co:WFS301L+WFS302M
Pre:SCK2013 Co:WFS303N
Criminology (2nd Major Subject): Choose 5 modules from
Criminology:
CMY3701 - The Explanation
of Crime
CMY3702 - Crime
Typologies
CMY3704 - Formal Reaction
to Crime
CMY3705 - Victimology Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
CMY3708 - Qualitative
Research Methodology in
Criminology
CMY3709 - Quantitative
Research Methodology in
Criminology
Communication Science (2nd Major Subject). Choose 4
modules from Communication Science:
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM306D - Communication
Research
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: RSC201-H/ RSC2601
Communication Science (2nd Major Subject). Choose 1
module from Communication Science:
COM311A - Political and
Government Communication
and Media Ethics
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
Curriculums 2012: CHS
111

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
RST1501 - Introduction to
History of Religions
Development Studies (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3
modules from Development Studies:
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Philosophy (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from
Philosophy:
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PLS2610 - African
Philosophy II
Psychology (2nd Major Subject). Choose PYC2606 plus 2
further modules from Psychology:
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
PYC2602 - Child and
Adolescent Development
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
Sociology (2nd Major Subject): Choose 3 modules from
Sociology:
SOC2601 - Theories of
Social Change (Sociology
201)
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
SOC2603 - Sociology of
Population (Sociology 204)
SOC2604 - Sociology
of Families and Social
Problems
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
COM3708 - Communication
Science
Development Studies (2nd Major Subject): Choose 5
modules from Development Studies:
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
Philosophy (2nd Major Subject). Choose 5 modules from
Philosophy:
PLS3701 - Theoretical and
Applied Ethics
PLS3703 - Advanced African
Philosophy
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
PLS3708 - Formal Logic
PLS3709 - Advanced
Western Philosophy
Psychology (2nd Major Subject): Choose 5 modules from
Psychology:
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3702 - Abnormal
Behaviour and Mental
Health
PYC3703 - Cognition:
Thinking, Memory and
Problem Solving
PYC3704 - Psychological
Research
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
Pre: RSC2601
Sociology (2nd Major Subject). Choose 5 modules from
Sociology:
SOC3015 - Thinking
Sociologically: Research
Methodology
SOC3049 - Industrial
Sociology
SOC305A - Sociology of
Education
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
SOC308D - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
112

Qualification Bachelor of Arts (Communication Science) NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 0233X Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2012
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
Language Modules: Choose at least 2 modules from the
following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
CML1501 - Communication
Law
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
Pre: Any TWO modules
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM306D - Communication
Research
COM311A - Political and
Government Communication
and Media Ethics
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
Optional Modules: Choose 5 modules from the following: Optional Modules: Choose 3 modules from the following: COM3708 - Communication
Science
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
CMY1501 - Introduction
to Criminology: Crime,
Offenders and Criminal
Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to
Crminology: Victims and
Reduction of Crime
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
TEX3701 - Persuasive Texts
Pre: RSC201-H/ RSC2601
Optional Module: Choose 1 module from the following:
AFK3702 - Comparatism:
Intertextual Dialogues
AFK3704 - Afrikaans
Beyond Boundaries: an
Interdisciplinary Perspective
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
APY3703 - Themes
in Anthropology: the
Relevance of Ritual
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601 +
AFK2602
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601 +
AFK2602
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
113

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
COS1511 - Introduction to
Programming 1
COS1512 - Introduction to
Programming 2
COS1521 - Computer
Systems: Fundamental
Concepts
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
Co: DVA1501
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS1501/ECS101 INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
GGH1501 - Know Your
World: Introduction to
Geography
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
INF1511 - Visual
Programming 1
INF1520 - Human-Computer
Interaction I
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
IOP1501 - Psychological
Processes in Work Context
IOP1601 - Personality in
Work Context
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
LIN1502 - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in
the South African Context
(Linguistics 103) (Offered
from 2013)
Pre: IOP101 or IOP1501
INS2078 - Introducing
Information Management
IOP2602 - Organisational
Psychology
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
LIN3705 - Text Structure
and Function
MND204T - Customer
Behaviour
MNM202Y - Marketing
Management
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS3701 - Theoretical and
Applied Ethics
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
PUB2603 - Creation of
Wealth
SOC2601 - Theories of
Social Change (Sociology
201)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: MNB101 or MNB1501,
MNB102 or MNB1601
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
ENN303M - Themes in
English Language Studies
ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
ENN314Q - Reading
Classics
ENN315R - Testing the
Limits of the Literary Sign:
Modern and Contemporary
Literature
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
INS3036 - Using
Information: the Role of
Information Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
LIN3702 - Translation and
Editing Techniques
MNM3025 - Marketing
Research
MNM3048 - Promotion
Management
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3703 - Cognition:
Thinking, Memory and
Problem Solving
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
SOC3049 - Industrial
Sociology
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any First level
modules
Pre: MND203 or MNM202 or
MNM203
Pre: MND203 or MNM202 or
MNM203
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PLC1501/PLC101R +
PLC1502/PLC102S
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501,
PUB102 or PUB1601 or any
FOUR first-level modules
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501,
PUB102 or PUB1601 or any
4 first-level modules
Pre: PUB101 or PUB1501,
PUB102 or PUB1601 or any
FOUR first-level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
114

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PLS2601 - Critical
Reasoning
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
Pre: MNB1501/MNB101
Co: PUB1501
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
THL821Y - Advanced
Narrative Theory
THL8223 - Theory of Drama
WLL2602 - Film, Literature
and Society
Pre:THL1501 or THL801V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Pre:THL1502 or THL802V
Pre: Any TWO first level
Language modules
THL3705 - Literary Theory
in Context
Pre: THL201A/THL2601 +
THL2602
Curriculums 2012: CHS
115

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts (With Specialisation in NQF Exit Level 6
Open and Distance Learning)
Qualification code 02976 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements NSC Degree OR Matric Exemption
Repeaters only Until 2012
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
ODL101F - Introduction to
Open and Distance Learning
ODL102G - Introduction to
Adult Learning in Open and
Distance Learning (Open
Distance Learning 102)
ODL103H - Introduction to
Odl Materials Development
(Open Distance Learning
103)
ODL104J - Introduction
to Learner Support in Odl
(Open Distance Learning
104)
ODL105K - Introduction
to Managemnt and
Administration in Odl (Open
Distance Learning 105)
ODL106L - Implementation
of Learner Support At A
Distance (Open Distance
Learning 106)
Language Group: Choose 1 module from the following:
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
Optional Modules: Choose 2 first level modules prescribed
for the 2nd major subject from the following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
AFK1503 - Contemporary
Afrikaans: Language
Studies and Written
Communication
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
116
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
ODL201J - Theories and
Practices in Odl (Open
Distance Learning 201)
ODL202K - Perspectives
On Learning and Teaching
in Odl (Open Distance
Learning 202)
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any TWO modules
ODL Optional Group: Choose 2 modules from the following:
ODL203L - Odl Materials
Development: Processes
and Approaches (Open
Distance Learning 203)
ODL204M - Odl Learning
Support Theories and
Practices (Open Distance
Learning 204)
ODL205N - Management
Roles, Functions and
Systems in Odl (Open
Distance Learning 205)
ODL206P - Odl Material
Development in Action
(Open Distance Learning
206)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Optional Modules: Choose 5 second level modules
prescribed for the 2nd major subject from the following:
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AGE2601 - Archaeological
Fieldwork Techniques and
Analytical Methods
AGE2602 - African
Archaeology
AGE2701 - Archaeology and
Fossils: the Study of Human
Evolution
AIS202H - Bibliographic
Control, Basic Descriptive
Cataloguing and
Classification
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: AFK1501 + AFK1502 or
AFK1501 + AFK1503
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any two of
AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
ODL301M - Research and
Evaluation in Odl (Open
Distance Learning 301)
ODL302N - Online Learning
and Teaching in Odl (Open
Distance Learning 302)
ODL305R - Odl Policy
Development and
Implementation (Open
Distance Learning 305)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
ODL Optional Group: Choose 1 module from the following:
ODL303P - Media Choice
and Integration in Odl (Open
Distance Learning 303)
ODL304Q - Issues and
Trends in Odl Learner
Support (Open Distance
Learning 304)
ODL306S - Online
Facilitation in Action (Open
Distance Learning 306)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Optional Modules: Choose 6 third level modules prescribed
for the 2nd major subject from the following:
AFK3702 - Comparatism:
Intertextual Dialogues
AFK3703 - Language
Variation and Language
Politics
AFK3704 - Afrikaans
Beyond Boundaries: an
Interdisciplinary Perspective
AFL3701 - African
Languages: the Science of
Language in Context
AFL3702 - Indigenous
Knowledge Systems and
African Languages
AFL3703 - An Introduction
to Language Policy and
Planning in South Africa: the
Case of African Languages
AFL3704 - Language
Technology, Terminology
and Lexicography
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any FOUR
first level modules (AFK not
taken as major)
Pre: AFK201T + AFK2601
+ AFK2602. (for Afrikaans
major subject) or Any
FOUR first level modules
(AFK not taken as major)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
AGE1501 - Introduction to
Archaeology
AGE1601 - The Prehistory
of South Africa
ANH1501 - Near East and
Greece
ANH1502 - Roman Ancient
History
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
ATC1502 - Mythology of the
Ancient Near East
ATC1601 - Introduction to
the Ancient Near Eastern
Culture
CGM1501 - Invitation to
Theology
CGM1502 - First Steps in
Practical Theology
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
CLH1502 - Hamshekh
Belvrit Tanakhit
CLS1501 - Greek Mythology
in Context
CLS1502 - Roman Myths,
Literature and Society
CMM1501 - Ethics and Life
CMM1502 - The Dynamics
of Mission
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
AIS204K - Learning How to
Provide Reference Services
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
APY2602 - Anthropology
and Health Care
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
ARB1602 - Pre-Intermediate
Arabic
ARB2603 - Intermediate
Arabic
ARB2705 - Basic Arabic
Literary Texts
ATC2601 - Verbal
Communication in the
Ancient Near East
ATC2602 - Nonverbal
Communication in Ancient
Near East
ATC2603 - Cultural Change
in the Ancient Near East
CGM2601 - Ethics and
Spirituality
CGM2602 - Preaching in A
Context of Poverty
CGM2603 - Exploring
Celebration and Worship
CLH2601 - Hinneh
Hatanakh
Pre: Any two of
AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Co: ARB1501
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic)
Pre/Co: ARB2603 +
ARB2704
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501 CLH2602 - Hinneh Ha'Arets Pre: CLH103T/CLH1501
+ CLH104U/CLH1502 +
CLH2063/2601
CMM2601 - Women in
Society and Church
CMM2602 - Youth Ministry
in Communities
CMM2603 - Intercultural
Christian Communication
CST2601 - Music
Technology 1: Midi
CST2602 - Composition
Models 3: Chromaticism
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: CST1501/CTH123D +
CST1502/CTH124E
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
AFL3705 - Creative Writing
and Translation
AGE3701 - The
Interpretation of
Archaeological Data
AGE3702 - Applied
Archaeology: Heritage
Conservation, Cultural
Resource Management and
Archaeotourism
AGE3703 - World Prehistory
AGE3704 - Prehistoric
Rock Art
AIS302L - Subject
Organisation
AIS3703 - Serving the User
in Library and Information
Practice
AIS3704 - Applying
Research Methodology in
Information Science
AIS3705 - Practical Portfolio
AIS3706 - Information
Science Entrepreneurship
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APC3702 - The Politics of
East Africa
APC3703 - The Politics of
West and North Africa
APY3701 - Qualitative
Research Methodology: the
Anthropological Strategy
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
APY3703 - Themes
in Anthropology: the
Relevance of Ritual
APY3704 - Themes in
Anthropology: Tourism and
Pilgrimage
ARB2704 - Advanced Arabic
ARB3706 - Specialist Arabic
Literary Text
ARB3707 - Advanced Arabic
Literary Texts
ARH311N - Art and Ideology
2
ARH312P - Art, Craft and
Design
ARH313Q - Art Theory and
Criticism 2
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:
AIS202+204+206+207+208
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ARB1501 + ARB1602
or mother-tongue speaker
(Arabic).Co: ARB2603
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705
Pre: ARB2603 + ARB2704 +
ARB2705 Co: ARB3706
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
117

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
Pre:DVA101Q/ DVA1501 ECH2601 - Text
Interpretation, Theory and
Method
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
ARH411R - Contemporary
International Art
Pre: ARH311N + ARH313Q
+ ARH314R
ECH1501 - Introduction to
Early Christian Literature,
Theology, History and
Archaeology
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
FRC1502 - French
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
GED101T - Human
Development and Education
GED102U - Teaching and
Learning 1
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GEM1502 - German
Language and Culture:
Intermediate II
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
GRE1502 - Greek Grammar
and Reading
HSY1501 - Precolonial
South Africa
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ICS1602 - Early History of
Islam: 6th to 9th Centuries
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
ITN1502 - Italian Language:
Lower Intermediate
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Pre: GEM1014/GEM1501
Pre: GRE1501/GRE1019
ECH2602 - Daily Life in
Early Christianity
ECH2603 - Illness, Health
and Healing in the Early
Christian World
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
ETH202P - General
Teaching Methods and
Classroom Management
FRC2601 - French
Language and Culture:
Intermediate
FRC2602 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Introduction
FRC2603 - French
Literature: Introduction
GED201W - The
Adolescent: an Educational
Perspective
GED202X - Teaching and
Learning 2
GED203Y - Life Crises in
Childhood and Adolescence
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
HSY2602 - Early State
Formation, Slavery and
Colonial Conquest in Africa
HSY2603 - Transformation
in Southern Africa in the
19th Century: Colonisation,
Migration, Mining and War
ICS2603 - Foundation
Sources of Islam
ICS2604 - Sociocultural
Life, Ethics and Education
in Islam
ICS2705 - Islamic Politics
and Economics
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC1502/FRC102R
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: GED101T + GED102U
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: HSY101D+HSY102E
or Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
ARH412S - Contemporary
South African Art
ATC3701 - Archeology of
the Ancient Near East
ATC3702 - Comparative
Literature of the Ancient
Near East
ATC3703 - Ancient Near
East and Its "Outside" World
ATC3704 - Detailed Study of
One of the Major Cultures
in Ancient Near East
ATC3705 - Essay and
Seminar
CGM3701 - Sexual Ethics
CGM3702 - From Text
to Sermon: Reading and
Creating Religious Texts
CGM3703 - Caring for
All: Exploring the Field of
Pastoral Work
CGM3704 - The Research
Challenge: Doing Empirical
Research in Theology
CGM3705 - Christian
Leadership and Church
Management
CMM3701 - Christian
Action for Anti-Racism and
Reconciliation
CMM3702 - God, Creation
and Environment
CMM3703 - Christian Social
Ethics
CMM3704 - The Dynamics
of Interreligious Encounter
CMM3705 - Christian Moral
Decision-Making
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM306D - Communication
Research
COM311A - Political and
Government Communication
and Media Ethics
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
Pre: ARH311N + ARH313Q
+ ARH314R
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: ATC1502/ATC1013 +
ATC1601/ATC1024
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: RSC201-H/ RSC2601
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
118

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
JCA1501 - Laws and
Customs:the Festivals
of Judaism,Their Origin,
Development and the
Inherent Notion of Time
JCA1502 - The Emergence
of the Halacha
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
LAN1502 - Introduction to
Latin Grammar and Syntax
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
LIN1501 - Grammatical
Patterns and Concepts
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MAN1502 - Shiyong Hanyu:
Practical Mandarin Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
MOH1502 - Qadimah
(Adance)
OTS1501 - Introduction to
Ancient Israelite Literature
OTS1502 - Introduction to
Biblical Archaeology
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
PTU1502 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Lower Intermediate
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
RSN1502 - Russian
Language and Culture:
Basic
Pre: LAN101K/LAN1501
Co:MAN101R/MAN1501
Pre: MOH1501/MOH101D
Pre: PTU1501/PTU101M
Co: RSN101V/RSN1501
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
ITN801W - Contemporary
Culture in Italy
LIN2035 - Language
Acquisition in A Natural
Environment
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
LIN2058 - Sound and Sound
Structure
MAN2601 - Shenghuo
Hanyo: Living Mandarin
Chinese
MAN2602 - Huoyong
Hanyu: Applied Mandarin
Chinese
MAN3702 - Zhongguo
Chengyu: Chinese Wisdom
Tales, Idioms and Proverbs
MGG201W - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling
MGG202X - Marriage
Guidance and Counselling:
Sexual Trauma
MHS2605 - All That Jazz
OTS2601 - The Bible,
Creation and Ecology
OTS2602 - From Dan
to Beersheba: an
Archaeological Tour Through
Ancient Israel
OTS2603 - Life Orientation:
Biblical Perspectives
OTS2604 - The Bible and
the Eradication of Poverty
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS2607 - Philosophy of
Science
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PTU2601 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Intermediate Level
PTU2602 - Modern
Portuguese Literature and
Society
PYC2601 - Personality
Theories
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Pre:MAN102S/MAN1502
Co: MAN201U/MAN2601
Pre:MAN2602/MAN202V
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N
Pre: PTU1502/PTU102N +
Co: PTU2601
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
COM3708 - Communication
Science
CST3705 - Performing
Practice
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
DVA3705 - Empowerment
and Popular Initiatives
ECH3701 - Death, Tombs
and Burials in the Early
Christian World
ECH3702 - Religion,
Worship and Prayer in the
Early Christian World
ECH3703 - The Bible and
Human Development in
Post-Colonial Africa
ECH3704 - Construction
of Bodies, Gender
and Sexuality in Early
Christianity
ECH3705 - Early Christian
Spirituality
EDC1015 - Theoretical
Frameworks in Education
(Educational Foundations
101 (Bed))
ENN303M - Themes in
English Language Studies
ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
ENN314Q - Reading
Classics
ENN315R - Testing the
Limits of the Literary Sign:
Modern and Contemporary
Literature
ETH306W - Inclusive
Education B (Educational
Themes 306)
FRC3701 - French
Language and Culture:
Advanced Oral
FRC3702 - French for
Professional Purposes:
Hotel and Tourism
FRC3703 - French
Literature: France
(Advanced)
FRC3704 - French
Literature: Francophone
Countries (Advanced)
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: DVA101 +102 or
DVA1501 + DVA1502 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
Curriculums 2012: CHS
119

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
RST1501 - Introduction to
PYC2602 - Child and
Pre: FRC2601/FRC201T
History of Religions
Adolescent Development
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
SPS1502 - Spanish: Lower
Intermediate Level
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
120
Pre:SPS101B/SPS1501
PYC2603 - Adulthood and
Maturity
PYC2604 - Community
Psychology: Re-Imagining
Community
PYC2605 - HIV/AIDS Care
and Counselling
PYC2606 - Basic
Measurement and
Questionnaire Design
RSN822S - Nineteenth
Century Russian Literature
RSN824U - Twentieth
Century Russian Literature
RST1602 - Introduction to
Theory of Religion
RST2603 - New Religious
Movements: Cults, New Age
and Related Phenomenon
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 or
IOP101M/IOP1501 or Any
Four first level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/PYC1501 +
PYC1023 + PYC1502
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
FRC3705 - Practical
Translation From and Into
French
GED3013 - The Adult: an
Educational Perspective
GED3024 - Teaching and
Learning 3
GED3069 - Education and
Technology
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
HSY3702 - Themes in 20th
Century World History:
Towards Globalisation
HSY3703 - Globalisation
HSY3704 - Modern South
Africa: Afrikaner Power,
the Politics of Race and
Resistance, 1902 to the
1970`S
HSY3705 - Modern South
Africa: From Soweto to
Democracy
ICS3706 - Islamic
Philosophy, Theology and
Mysticism
ICS3707 - Islamic Law and
Jurisprudence
INS3036 - Using
Information: the Role of
Information Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
INS3707 - Information
Organisation and Retrieval
IPC3701 - International
Political Theory
IPC3702 - International
Political Economy
IPC3703 - Diplomacy
ITN802X - Visions of the
Renaissance
LIN3028 - Approaches in
Linguistics
LIN306C - Learning and
Teaching an Additional
Language (Linguistics 306)
LIN3702 - Translation and
Editing Techniques
LIN3704 - Language
Planning and Linguistic
Description
LIN3705 - Text Structure
and Function
MAN3703 - Gaoji Hanyu:
Advanced Mandarin
Chinese
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y
Pre: GED201W + GED202X
+ GED203Y
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: ICS101X/ICS1501
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre: LIN101W/LIN1501 +
LIN103Y or Any FOUR first
level modules
Pre:MAN3702/MAN301X

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
MAN3704 - Zongguo Co:MAN3703/MAN301X
Wenxuan: Selected
Readings of Modern
Chinese Literature
MAN3705 - Shangyong
Zhongwen: Business
Chinese
Co:MAN3704/MAN3033
MHS3703 - Music and
Gender
OTS3701 - Politics, Power
and Prophecy in Ancient
Israel
OTS3702 - Excavating A
Biblical City
OTS3703 - The Bible and
African Cultures
OTS3704 - The Bible and
Sexuality
OTS3705 - Understanding
the Old Testament Through
Archaeology
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLC3703 - Political
Development and Political
Economy (Politics 303)
PSC3701 - Contemporary
Issues in Politics: Capita
Selecta
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PSC3703 - Political
Knowledge
PTU3701 - Portuguese
Language for Specific
Purposes: Advanced
PTU3702 - Portuguese
Translation Practice
PTU3703 - Advanced
Language Skills in
Portuguese (Oral and
Written)
PTU3704 - Modern Brazilian
Literature and Society
PTU3705 - Lusophone
African Literature
(Portuguese)
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3702 - Abnormal
Behaviour and Mental
Health
PYC3703 - Cognition:
Thinking, Memory and
Problem Solving
PYC3704 - Psychological
Research
PYC3706 - Community
Psychology: Intervention
Strategies
RST2604 - Meditation and
Mysticism
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Pre: PTU3701/PTU301T
Curriculums 2012: CHS
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Pre: PTU2601/PTU201Q +
PTU2602/PTU202R
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:PYC101Y/
PYC1501+PYC1023/
PYC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: RSC2601
Pre: PYC2604
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
121

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
RST2705 - Divinity and
Nature in Religious History
RST3706 - World Religions
RST3707 - Africa'S
Religious Heritage
RST3708 - Postmodern
Philosophy of Religion
SOC3015 - Thinking
Sociologically: Research
Methodology
SOC3049 - Industrial
Sociology
SOC305A - Sociology of
Education
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
SOC308D - Theorising
Modernity: Classical and
Contemporary Social Theory
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
Pre:SOC101V/
SOC1501+SOC102W/
SOC1502 or Any Four first
level modules
122

Qualification Bachelor of Information Science NQF Exit Level 6
Qualification code 97969 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 0
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
AIS104G - Using the
Internet as A Reference
Tool (Applied Information
Science 104)
Co: EUP1501
AIS202H - Bibliographic
Control, Basic Descriptive
Cataloguing and
Classification
Pre: Any two of
AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
AIS302L - Subject
Organisation
AIS1501 - Introducing
Applied Information Science
AIS1503 - Introducing
Information Records and
Sources
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
English or Afrikaans: Choose 1 from the following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Language Group: Choose 1 module from the following:
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: AFL1503 + AFL1504 or
African Language passed at
Matriculation Level as your
Mother Tongue
Pre: FRC1501/FRC101Q
Pre: GRE1501/GRE1019
AIS204K - Learning How to
Provide Reference Services
AIS206M - Describing
Library User Groups and
Meeting Their Needs
AIS207N - Utilising
Electronic Library Systems
and Services
AIS208P - Developing
and Managing Information
Collections
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing
Information Management
INS2701 - Information and
Communication Technology
for Information Science
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any two of
AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: Any two of
AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: AIS104G and one of
AIS101D,AIS103F
Pre: Any two of
AIS101D,AIS103F,AIS104G
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: Any modules
AIS3701 - Descriptive
Cataloguing
AIS3703 - Serving the User
in Library and Information
Practice
AIS3704 - Applying
Research Methodology in
Information Science
AIS3705 - Practical Portfolio
AIS3706 - Information
Science Entrepreneurship
INS3036 - Using
Information: the Role of
Information Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
INS3707 - Information
Organisation and Retrieval
Pre:
AIS202+204+206+207+208
Pre: AIS202
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: Any FOUR first level
modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Pre: INS101U/INS1501 +
INS102V or Any Four first
level modules
Curriculums 2012: CHS
123

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
124

Qualification Bachelor of Arts in Communication Science NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 98051 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
COM1502 - Communication
Contexts and Applications
COM2602 - Integrated
Organisational
Communication
COM2603 - Intercultural,
Development and Health
Communication
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
Optional Modules: Choose any 3 modules from the
following:
AFK1501 - Afrikaans Today
(Literature)
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
APC1501 - Political
Evolution of the African
State
APC1502 - The Politics of
Contemporary Africa
APY1501 - The
Anthropological Study of
Culture in A Multicultural
Context
APY1601 - Culture as
Human Resource in the
African Context
ARH1501 - Visual Literacy
ARH1502 - Introduction to
Art History
CMY1501 - Introduction
to Criminology: Crime,
Offenders and Criminal
Behaviour
CMY1502 - Introduction to
Crminology: Victims and
Reduction of Crime
CML1501 - Communication
Law
COM2601 - Organisational
Communication
COM2604 - Media Studies:
Mass Communication and
Media Theory
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
TEX2601 - Writing Skills for
the Communication Industry
Optional Modules: Choose any 5 modules from the
following:
AFK2601 - Genre and
Theme
AFK2602 - Afrikaans
Grammar
AFL2601 - Communication
Dynamics in African
Languages
AFL2602 - Understanding
African Management
Practices as Reflected
in African Languages,
Literature and Texts
AFL2603 - Literature and
Society: A Perspective On
African Languages
APC2601 - Political Change
in Contemporary Africa
APC2602 - Political
Economy of Africa
APY2601 - Anthropological
Theory in Practice
APY2701 - Sociocultural
Solutions to Problems of
Human Adaptation
ARH2603 - Visual Culture 1
DVA2601 - Projects and
Programmes as Instruments
of Development
COM3018 - Marketing
Communication
COM3029 - Media Studies:
Institutions, Theories and
Issues
COM303A - Media Studies:
Content, Audiences and
Production
COM306D - Communication
Research
COM311A - Political and
Government Communication
and Media Ethics
COM3704 - New Media
Technology
COM3705 - International
Communication
(Communication Science)
COM3708 - Communication
Science
TEX3701 - Persuasive Texts
Optional Modules: Choose 1 module from the following:
AFK3702 - Comparatism:
Intertextual Dialogues
AFK3704 - Afrikaans
Beyond Boundaries: an
Interdisciplinary Perspective
APC3701 - The Politics of
Southern Africa
APY3702 - Applied
Anthropology: Contemporary
Human Issues and the
Practice of Anthropology
APY3703 - Themes
in Anthropology: the
Relevance of Ritual
ARH314R - Popular Visual
Culture
DVA3701 - Development
Theories
Curriculums 2012: CHS
125

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
COS1511 - Introduction to
Programming 1
COS1512 - Introduction to
Programming 2
COS1521 - Computer
Systems: Fundamental
Concepts
DVA1501 - Introduction to
Development Studies
DVA1601 - Development
Problems and Institutions
ECS1501 - Economics 1A
DVA2602 - Community
Development and the Basic
Needs Approach
EED201J - English
Language Studies
ENN203J - One Writer'S
Vision: Jane Austen
ENN204K - African
Encounters
ENN205L - Close Reading,
Good Writing
ENN207N - Exploring
Shakespeare
ECS1601 - Economics 1B Pre: ECS1501 GGH2601 - The African
Challenge: People and
Environment
EED101F - English
Language Studies (English
for Education 101))
ENN102E - English Studies:
Explorations in Reading and
Meaning
GGH1501 - Know Your
World: Introduction to
Geography
GGH1502 - World Issues: A
Geographical Perspective
HSY1502 - The Making
of Early Colonial South
Africa: Transformation and
Resistance
INF1511 - Visual
Programming 1
INF1520 - Human-Computer
Interaction I
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
IOP1501 - Psychological
Processes in Work Context
IOP1601 - Personality in
Work Context
IPC1501 - Fundamentals of
International Politics
IPC1502 - South Africa in
International Politics
LIN103Y - Multilingualism:
the Role of Language in the
South African Context
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
MNB1601 - Business
Management 1B
PLC1501 - Politics as Social
Activity (Politics 101)
PLC1502 - Understanding
the State (Politics 102)
Pre: MNB1501
HSY2601 - Themes in the
19th Century History: Power
and the Western World
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing
Information Management
IOP2602 - Organisational
Psychology
IPC2601 - International
Organisations
IPC2602 - International
Political Dynamics
LIN2046 - Language in A
Changing World
LIN3705 - Text Structure
and Function
MND204T - Customer
Behaviour
MNM202Y - Marketing
Management
PLC2601 - Understanding
Political Behaviour and
Participation (Politics 201)
PLC2602 - Politics and
Public Policy (Politics 202)
PLS3701 - Theoretical and
Applied Ethics
PUB2601 - Foundations of
Public Administration
PUB2603 - Creation of
Wealth
SOC2601 - Theories of
Social Change (Sociology
201)
SOC2602 - Globalisation
and Social Change in South
Africa
THL2601 - Theory of the
Sign in Literature and
Culture
DVA3702 - Rural and Urban
Development
DVA3703 - Development
Policy and Strategies
DVA3704 - Development
Planning
ENN303M - Themes in
English Language Studies
ENN311M - Exploring South
African Writing
ENN314Q - Reading
Classics
ENN315R - Testing the
Limits of the Literary Sign:
Modern and Contemporary
Literature
HSY3701 - Decolonisation,
Independence and Social
Change in Modern Africa
INS3036 - Using
Information: the Role of
Information Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
MNM3025 - Marketing
Research
MNM3048 - Promotion
Management
PLC3701 - Political Ideas
(Politics 301)
PLC3702 - Democracy and
Other Forms of Regime
(Politics 302)
PLS3705 - Contemporary
African Political Philosophy
PUB301E - Public
Management Skills
PUB3702 - Public Human
Resource Management
PUB3704 - Organisational
Studies in the Public Sector
PYC3701 - Social
Psychology
PYC3705 - Transformative
Counselling Encounters
SOC3049 - Industrial
Sociology
SOC306B - Group
Dynamics
THL3705 - Literary Theory
in Context
126

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
PLS1501 - Introduction to
Western Philosophy
PLS1502 - Introduction to
African Philosophy
PSC2601 - South African
Politics
PSC3702 - Political Conflict
and Conflict Resolution
PUB1501 - The Nature,
Content and Scope of Public
Administration
PUB1601 - The Structuring
and Functioning of Public
Services
PYC1501 - Basic
Psychology
PYC1502 - Psychology in
Society
SOC1501 - Introduction
to Sociology: Societal
Structures and Processes
SOC1502 - Societal
Structures and Processes in
the South African Context
THL1501 - Introduction to
Theory of Literature
THL1502 - Introduction to
Literary Genres
Language Modules: Choose any 2 modules from the
following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
ENN101D - English Studies:
Approaching Literature and
Writing
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
THL821Y - Advanced
Narrative Theory
THL8223 - Theory of Drama
WLL2602 - Film, Literature
and Society
Curriculums 2012: CHS
127

Qualification Bachelor of Information Science NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 99310 Total NQF Credits 360
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 0
Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the
Matriculation Board
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. Compulsory. Compulsory.
AIS104G - Using the
Internet as A Reference
Tool (Applied Information
Science 104)
AIS1501 - Introducing
Applied Information Science
AIS1503 - Introducing
Information Records and
Sources
COM1501 - Fundamentals
of Communication
EUP1501 - End-User
Computing (Practical)
INS1501 - Introduction to
Information Science
INS1502 - Developing
Information Skills for
Lifelong Learning
MNB1501 - Business
Management 1A
English or Afrikaans: Choose one module from the following:
AFK1502 - Basic Text Skills
ENN103F - English for
Academic Purposes
Language Group: Choose one module from the following:
AFL1501 - Understanding
Language Usage: an African
Cultural Perspective
AFL1502 - African Language
and Culture in Practice
ARB1501 - Elementary
Arabic
CLH1501 - Galeh IVrit
Tanakhit
ENN106J - English
Communication for Law
ENN1504 - Practising
Workplace English
FRC1501 - French
Language and Culture:
Beginners
GEM1501 - German
Language and Culture for
Beginners I
GRE1501 - Greek Grammar
ICS1501 - An Introduction
to Islam
ITN1501 - Italian: Beginners
LAN1501 - Basic Concepts
in Language Analysis:
Introduction to Latin
Morphology
128
AIS202H - Bibliographic
Control, Basic Descriptive
Cataloguing and
Classification
AIS204K - Learning How to
Provide Reference Services
AIS206M - Describing
Library User Groups and
Meeting Their Needs
AIS207N - Utilising
Electronic Library Systems
and Services
AIS208P - Developing
and Managing Information
Collections
INS2055 - Exploring
Information User Studies
INS2066 - Investigating
Information Ethics in the
Information Era
INS2078 - Introducing
Information Management
INS2701 - Information and
Communication Technology
for Information Science
RSC2601 - Research in
Social Sciences
Pre: Any two of AIS1501,
AIS1503, AIS104G
Pre: Any two of AIS1501,
AIS1503, AIS104G
Pre: Any two of AIS1501,
AIS1503, AIS104G
Pre: AIS104G and one of
AIS1501, AIS1503
Pre: Any two of AIS1501,
AIS1503, AIS104G
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502
Pre: Any two modules
AIS302L - Subject
Organisation
AIS3701 - Descriptive
Cataloguing
AIS3703 - Serving the User
in Library and Information
Practice
AIS3704 - Applying
Research Methodology in
Information Science
AIS3705 - Practical Portfolio
AIS3706 - Information
Science Entrepreneurship
INS3036 - Using
Information: the Role of
Information Behaviour
INS3059 - Information and
Knowledge Management
INS3702 - The Political
Economy of Information
INS3707 - Information
Organisation and Retrieval
Pre:
AIS202+204+206+207+208
Pre: AIS202H + AIS2601
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502
Pre: INS1501 + INS1502

First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
MAN1501 - Rumen Hanyu:
Introduction to Mandarin
Chinese
MOH1501 - Lemad IVrit
(Learn Hebrew)
PTU1501 - Portuguese
Language and Culture:
Beginners
RSN1501 - Russian
Language and Culture for
Beginners
SPS1501 - Practical
Spanish: Beginners
Curriculums 2012: CAES CHS
129

Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts (Social Behaviour NQF Exit Level 7
Studies in HIV/AIDS)
Qualification code 03298 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements NQF7 qualification that includes modules with a year mark average of a least 60% in one or more of Psychology, Sociology, Industrial
and Organisational Psychology, Education or an equivalent in any Human Sciences field
Repeaters only Until 2015
First Level
Compulsory.
PYC4806 - Psycho-Social Wellbeing in the HIV/AIDS Context
SB7002U - Social Behaviour Aspects in HIV/AIDS
SB7003V - Designing Social Programmes in Social Sciences
SB70073 - Behaviour Change, Communication and HIV/AIDS
SOSNAVN - Research Project
Elective. Choose 1 from the following
SB7004W - Health Well-Being & HIV/AIDS
SB7005X - Social Response in HIV/AIDS
SB70084 - Spirituality, Social Behaviour & HIV/AIDS
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
A limited number of students can be admitted to the degree. Students must apply for the degree at the Unit for Social Behaviour Studies in HIV/AIDS and Health
(USBAH), Department of Sociology. the last date for applications is 30 September. Approval letters will be issued during October and November.
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Social
NQF Exit Level 8
Behaviour Studies in HIV/AIDS (HIV/AIDS)
Qualification code 99425 - HIV Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements an appropriate Bachelor’s Degree.
First Level
.
HMSOC80 - Social Research Methodology in Sociology and Hiv and Aids
HRSBH81 - Research Project
PYC4806 - Psycho-Social Wellbeing in the HIV/AIDS Context
SB7002U - Social Behaviour Aspects in HIV/AIDS
SB70073 - Behaviour Change, Communication and HIV/AIDS
Pre/Co-requisites
CO: SB70073, PYC4806
CO: PYC4806
130

Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in African
NQF Exit Level 7
Languages New Curriculum
Qualification code 04138 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2013
A Bachelors degree and have passed a third level course in an African language with 60% and a good command in English
First Level
.
AFL4801 - Sound Systems
AFL4802 - From Form to Meaning
AFL4803 - Orature in African Languages
AFL4804 - Literary Studies in African Languages
HAPL484 - Language Planning in Education
MSLFNDL - Foundations of Sociolinguistics
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
A student who has passed a paper/module in List A under the old curriculums retains credit for the paper/module passed and may not register for themodule opposite
to it under List B
List A
HALSSSN
HALLSMQ
HALTRA4
HALMOLJ
MSLFNDL
List B
AFL4801
AFL4802
AFL4803
AFL4804
MSLPLPV
Students who by the end of 2011 academic year are left with a deficit of 12 credits for the completion of their degree(in other words students who passed only one of
the 12 credit modules MSLFNDL or MSLPLPV) must enrol for the following 12 credit module in 2012 HAPL484 (Language planning in education) 12 credits.
Curriculums 2012: CHS
131

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in African
NQF Exit Level 8
Languages
Qualification code 99306 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
A Bachelors degree and have passed a third level course in an African language with 60% and a good command in English
First Level
.
AFL4801 - Sound Systems
AFL4802 - From Form to Meaning
AFL4803 - Orature in African Languages
AFL4804 - Literary Studies in African Languages
HRAFL81 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Students who by the end of 2011 academic year are still left with a deficit of 12 credits for the completion
of their degree( in other words students who passed only one or two credit modules MSLFNDL or MSLPLPV), must enrol for HAPL484 (12 credit modules) in 2012
Students who has passed a paper/module in List A under the old curriculum retains credit for the paper/module passed and may not register for the module opposite
to list B
List A List B
HALSSSN AFL4801
HALLSMQ AFL4802
HALTRA4 AFL4803
HALMOLJ AFL4804
MSLFNDL -
MSLPLPV -
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies NQF Exit Level 7
New Testament
Qualification code 04146 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with at least 60% in an applicable subject.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
ECH4802 - Christian Origins: the Formation of Early Christian Discourse
ECH4803 - Making Christianities: Competing Identities in A Religiously Diverse World
HPECH81 - Research in New Testament and Early Christian Studies
HRECH86 - New Testament and Early Christian Studies Research Report
Optional modules: Choose only 1 module from the following:
ECH4804 - The Jesus Movement in Its Context: Jesus Research and Christian Origins in
Archaeological Perspective
ECH4805 - Digging Up the Church History: Early Christianity in the Roman Empire
Pre/Co-requisites
132

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical Studies NQF Exit Level 8
New Testament Period
Qualification code 99409 - NTP Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with at least 60% in an applicable subject.
First Level
.
HPECH81 - Research in New Testament and Early Christian Studies
HRECH86 - New Testament and Early Christian Studies Research Report
ELECTIVE. Select THREE of the following modules
ECH4802 - Christian Origins: the Formation of Early Christian Discourse
ECH4803 - Making Christianities: Competing Identities in A Religiously Diverse World
ECH4804 - The Jesus Movement in Its Context: Jesus Research and Christian Origins in
Archaeological Perspective
ECH4805 - Digging Up the Church History: Early Christianity in the Roman Empire
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies NQF Exit Level 7
Old Testament
Qualification code 04146 - OLD Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with at least 60% in an applicable subject.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HPOTS81 - Research Proposal in the Old Testament
HROTS85 - Old Testament Research Report
OTS4802 - Understanding the Old Testament
OTS4803 - Reading the Old Testament
OTS4804 - Contextualising the Old Testament
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students who registered for the old curriculum will be given until the end of 2013 to complete the degree. Thereafter students
who have done at least three papers of the old curriculum will have to enrol for HPOTS81 and HROTS85 in order to complete the degree.
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical Studies NQF Exit Level 8
Old Testament Period
Qualification code 99409 - OTP Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with at least 60% in an applicable subject.
First Level
.
HPOTS81 - Research Proposal in the Old Testament
HROTS85 - Old Testament Research Report
OTS4802 - Understanding the Old Testament
OTS4803 - Reading the Old Testament
OTS4804 - Contextualising the Old Testament
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in English
NQF Exit Level 7
(Language and Literature) New Curriculum
Qualification code 04170 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with 60% in English major subject
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
ENN4801 - The English Heritage
ENN4802 - Africa: Texts and Territories
ENN4803 - Popular Culture and the Practices of Reception
ENN4804 - Intersections: Race, Class, Gender
ENN4805 - A Research Paper
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
Students are strongly advised not to register for the ENN4805 Research paper, until they have studied at least 3 of the other Honours papers; ENN4801, ENN4802,
ENN4803 and ENN4804. This is in order that the neccesary skills be acquired and sufficient reading undertaken before attempting the research paper. Students who
passed an English Honours paper(s) under a previous Honours curriculum and who wish to complete their English Honours degree by taking papers under the new
curriculum(Introduced in 2010) must NOT register for ENN4804 (Intersections: Race, Class,Gender) since this paper carries only 12 credits. Students must choose
their outstanding papers from the list below: ENN4801 ENN4802 ENN4803 ENN4805
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in English Studies NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99411 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Students who obtained an average of less than 60% for English III, or passed English III six or more years earlier, will not be admitted
automatically to the course. Admission will be at the discretion of the Chairperson of the Department and will be made on the
basis of the applicant’s full academic record and such other factors as seem relevant. Applicants who fall into this category must
understand that the onus will be on them to provide full, detailed transcripts of their academic record.
First Level
.
ENN4801 - The English Heritage
ENN4802 - Africa: Texts and Territories
ENN4803 - Popular Culture and the Practices of Reception
ENN4804 - Intersections: Race, Class, Gender
ENN4805 - A Research Paper
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in History NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 04197 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with History as a major subject or have passed another major equivalent to History
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HRHSY82 - Research Report in History
HSY4801 - Research Methodology in History
HSY4803 - Forging Southern African Identities
HSY4804 - Themes From Modern South African History
HSY4805 - Themes From the History of Africa
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Students who have passed a module(s) under the previous curriculum retain credits for the module(s) passed and choose their outstanding module(s) from those
listed under the old curriculum, provided that a student who has passed a module appearing in List A below may not register for the module opposite it in List B: List A
List B MTFG00Q HSY4801 STRHIS9 HSY4801 AFSO00G HSY4803 HHYSETQ HSY4803 HHYSSA3 HSY4803 HHYUNI8 HSY4804 HHISSAT HSY4804 HHYMSAF
HSY4804 HHYAFRU HSY4805 HHYTAH6 HSY4805 HHYUSAA HSY4805 HHYPARN HSY4801 HHTMSD HSY4804 HHYTGHK HSY4805 This old curriculum will
be offered in 2011 and 2012 to enable students registered in 2010 or before to complete their degree under this curriculum. Students will thereafter be transferred to
the new curriculum. They will retain credit for up to three modules passed, but they must register for at least HSY4801 and HSY4802 to complete their degree.
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in History NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99412 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with History as a major subject or have passed another major equivalent to History
First Level
.
HRHSY82 - Research Report in History
HSY4801 - Research Methodology in History
HSY4803 - Forging Southern African Identities
HSY4804 - Themes From Modern South African History
HSY4805 - Themes From the History of Africa
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Communication NQF Exit Level 7
Organisational Communication
Qualification code 04235 - ORK Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s degree with at least 5 Communication Science modules on 3rd level with an average of 60% - with at least two modules
in the area of specialisation. A research methodology module on the third level of the undergraduate degree must also be completed
(if not, please contact the Department). NOTE: This degree requires a strong theoretical foundation at undergraduate level.
Students without this theoretical foundation are advised to register for Communication Science at NQF level 7 for non-degree purposes.
the Media Studies and Organisational Communication programmes respectively require a Media Studies or Organisational
Communication foundation at undergraduate level. Students who do not have this foundation are advised to register for Media
Studies or Organisational Communication modules for non-degree purposes (such as COM2059, COM3029 and COM303A for
Media Studies, and COM2025, COM2036 and COM3018 for Organisational Communication). Students who did not do a research
methodology paper at NQF level 7 are advised to register for the NQF level 7 module in research methodology (such as COM306D)
for non-degree purposes.
First Level
Compulsory.
COM4806 - Organisational Communication Research
COM4809 - Advanced Research Report
HCMICOU - Integrated Communication and the Organisation
HCMMOAM - Marketing Communication, Advertising and Public Relations
HCMOCTN - Organisational Communication Theory
HCMRES4 - Advanced Research Project
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
NB
If a student completed the module HCMRES4 before 2011 and still need to complete the second paper (Organisational Communication Research) they also have to
register for the module HAPL484 (Language Planning) offered by the Department of Linguistics to complete the qualification.
Modules from the old curriculum (Colomn A) Modules passed Modules to be taken
HKMTHEE
HKMNAVU
HKMINFP
HKMVIS6
HKMBEML
HKMORGM
HKMONTS
HKMPOLP
HKMMEDF
HKMPROY
Any one of the modules in Column A
Any two of the modules in Column A
Any three of the modules in Column A
Any four of the modules in Column A
Any four of:
HCMICOU; COM4806; HCMOCTN; HCMMOAM;
COM4809
HCMICOU
and any two of:
COM4806; HCMOCTN; HCMMOAM; COM4809
Any two of:
HCMOCTN; HCMMOAM; COM4809
Any one of:
HCMOCTN; HCMMOAM; COM4809
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Communication NQF Exit Level 7
Telecommunications and Information Policy
Qualification code 04235 - TEL Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with an average of 60% in 3rd level modules
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level
Compulsory.
HCMICT3 - The Analsis of Information Communication Technology (Ict) Trends in
Developing Countries
HCMITR6 - Assessing Information and Telecommunication Regulations and Trends
HCMRES4 - Advanced Research Project
HCMRMTN - Research Methodology for Telecommunications and Information Policy
Studies
HCMTIPG - The Application of Theories of Information and Telecommunications Policy to
Real Life Situations
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
the specialisation area in Telecomunication and Information Policy is no longer offered and from 2011 no new registrations will be accepted for this specialisation
area. Students who registered for this qualification before 2011 need to complete the first four modules before the end of 2013. Students should complete the fifth
module, the Advanced Research Report, before the end of 2014.
Current NDTEL modules which were not completed
NDTEL1V
NDTEL2W
NDTEL3X
NDTEL4Y
Equivalent module from the BA Honours in Communication
with Specialisation in Telecommunication and Information
Policy for which students must register
HCMTIPG
HCMICT3
HCMITR6
HCMRMTN
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: NQF Exit Level 7
General Linguistics Old Curriculum
Qualification code 04278 - OLD Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in Linguistics as a major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
.
MAPP06X - Text and Discourse Analysis
.
MAPP01S - Issues in Applied Linguistics
MAPP02T - Individual Factors in Language Learning
MAPP05W - Language Assessment
MAPP083 - Reading in an Additional Language
MAPP094 - Writing in an Additional Language
MAPP12V - Language Planning in Education
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: NQF Exit Level 7
General Linguistics New Curriculum
Qualification code 04278 - N11 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in Linguistics as a major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory.
HAPL484 - Language Planning in Education
HLIN481 - Language Contact and Variation
HLIN482 - Cognitive Linguistics
HRLIN81 - Research Report in Linguistics
Plus one 24 Credit module from: One of the other Honours Specialisations in Linguistics/Applied Lingustics or Translation Studies
HAPL481 - Issues and Factors in Applied Linguistics
HAPL482 - Methods and Testing in Applied Linguistics
HAPL483 - Reading and Writing in Applied Linguistics
HTR4801 - Translation Method and Function
HTR4802 - Translation for Specific Purposes
HTR4803 - Perspectives On Translation and Interpreting Studies
HTR4804 - Professional Practice
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
A students who has passed a paper/modules under the old curriculum, retains credit for the paper/module passed and may not register for the module opposite to it
under List B.
List A
HCCINFW
MSLCONP
MSLVART
MSLPLPV
List B
HLIN482
HLIN481
HLIN481
HAPL484
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Linguistics NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99417 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% pass in a language or linguistics as a major.
First Level
.
HAPL484 - Language Planning in Education
HLIN481 - Language Contact and Variation
HLIN482 - Cognitive Linguistics
HRLIN81 - Research Report in Linguistics
B1: Elective. Select ONE of the following modules
HAPL481 - Issues and Factors in Applied Linguistics
HAPL482 - Methods and Testing in Applied Linguistics
HAPL483 - Reading and Writing in Applied Linguistics
HTR4801 - Translation Method and Function
HTR4802 - Translation for Specific Purposes
HTR4803 - Perspectives On Translation and Interpreting Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
138

Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Applied
NQF Exit Level 8
Linguistics
Qualification code 99405 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in Linguistics or a language as a major.
First Level
.
HAPL481 - Issues and Factors in Applied Linguistics
HAPL482 - Methods and Testing in Applied Linguistics
HAPL483 - Reading and Writing in Applied Linguistics
HAPL484 - Language Planning in Education
HRLIN81 - Research Report in Linguistics
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology NQF Exit Level 7
Psychometry and Career Counselling
Qualification code 04332 - APP Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A bachelors degree with an average of 60% for Psychology III as a major.
Repeaters only Until 2015
First Level
Compulsory.
PSY471S - Research Methodology
PSY481U - Psychopathology
PSY4988 - Psychological Assessment
PSY4999 - Therapeutic Psychology
Choose 2 from the following.
PSY461Q - Community and Health Psychology
PSY473U - Personology
PSY474V - Ecosystemic Psychology
PSY475W - Psychology of Work
PSY4794 - Sport Psychology
PSY482V - Social Psychology
PSY484X - Developmental Psychology
PSY485Y - Physiological Psychology
PSY4885 - Cognitive Psychology
Pre/Co-requisites
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology NQF Exit Level 7
Trauma Counselling
Qualification code 04332 - COU Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A bachelors degree with an average of 60% for Psychology III as a major.
Repeaters only Until 2015
First Level
Compulsory.
PSY461Q - Community and Health Psychology
PSY471S - Research Methodology
PSY481U - Psychopathology
PSY4988 - Psychological Assessment
PSY4999 - Therapeutic Psychology
Choose 1 from the following.
PSY473U - Personology
PSY474V - Ecosystemic Psychology
PSY475W - Psychology of Work
PSY4794 - Sport Psychology
PSY482V - Social Psychology
PSY484X - Developmental Psychology
PSY485Y - Physiological Psychology
PSY4885 - Cognitive Psychology
Pre/Co-requisites
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology NQF Exit Level 7
General
Qualification code 04332 - GEN Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A bachelors degree with an average of 60% for Psychology III.
Repeaters only Until 2015
First Level
Compulsory.
PSY471S - Research Methodology
Choose 5 from the following.
PSY461Q - Community and Health Psychology
PSY473U - Personology
PSY474V - Ecosystemic Psychology
PSY475W - Psychology of Work
PSY4794 - Sport Psychology
PSY481U - Psychopathology
PSY482V - Social Psychology
PSY484X - Developmental Psychology
PSY485Y - Physiological Psychology
PSY4885 - Cognitive Psychology
PSY4988 - Psychological Assessment
PSY4999 - Therapeutic Psychology
Pre/Co-requisites
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Co: PSY471S
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
A student who was enrolled for this qualification before 2011 retains credits for the module(s) passed and must choose the outstanding module(s) from the list below
to complete the required 6 modules within 4 years(i.e by 2014).
PSY471S : Research methodology (open-book examination)
PSY481U : Psychopathology
PSY482V : Social psychology
PSY473U : Personology
PSY484X : Developmental psychology
PSY4988 : Psychological assessment
PSY474V : Ecosystemic psychology
PSY4999 : Therapeutic psychology
PSY475W : the psychology of work
PSY461Q : Community and health psychology
PSY4794 : Sport psychology (open-book examination)
PSY485Y: Physiological psychology
PSY4885 : Cognitive psychology
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology NQF Exit Level 8
Applied Psychology for Professional
Context
Qualification code 99422 - APP Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A bachelors degree with an average of 60% for Psychology III as a major.
First Level
.
HMPYC80 - Research Methodology
HRPYC81 - Research Report
PYC4802 - Psychopathology
PYC4805 - Developmental Psychology
PYC4807 - Psychological Assessment
PYC4808 - Ecosystemic Psychology
PYC4809 - Therapeutic Psychology
PYC4811 - Community and Health Psychology
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology NQF Exit Level 8
Community and Health Psychology
Qualification code 99422 - CHP Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A bachelors degree with an average of 60% for Psychology III as a major.
First Level
.
HMPYC80 - Research Methodology
HRPYC81 - Research Report
PYC4802 - Psychopathology
PYC4803 - Social Psychology
PYC4804 - Personology
PYC4805 - Developmental Psychology
PYC4808 - Ecosystemic Psychology
PYC4811 - Community and Health Psychology
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology NQF Exit Level 8
Psychological Counselling
Qualification code 99422 - COU Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A bachelors degree with an average of 60% for Psychology III as a major.
First Level
.
HMPYC80 - Research Methodology
HRPYC81 - Research Report
PYC4802 - Psychopathology
PYC4804 - Personology
PYC4807 - Psychological Assessment
PYC4810 - Psychology of Work
PYC4812 - Sport Psychology
PYC4813 - Cognitive Neuroscience
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociology NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 04340 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with an average of 60% and Sociology as a major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HMSOC80 - Social Research Methodology in Sociology and Hiv and Aids
HRSOC81 - Research Report in the Field of Work and Social Identity
SB7003V - Designing Social Programmes in Social Sciences
SOSNAVN - Research Project
SOSTH1X - Problematising Modernity
SOSTH2Y - Social Change and Reconstruction Challenges in Developing Societies
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
First registrations for the old curriculum will only be allowed until 2010.
Students registered in terms of the old curriculum have until the end of 2013 to complete.
Students who have not completed the old curriculum by the end of 2013 will be credited for modules completed in terms of the old curriculum according to the following
arrangement:
Old curriculum New Curriculum
SOSTH1X SOSTH1X
SOSTH2Y SOSTH2Y
ISOS009 SB7003V
PSYGRDN SB7003V
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociology New NQF Exit Level 7
Curriculum
Qualification code 04340 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with an average of 60% in Sociology as major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
.
HMSOC80 - Social Research Methodology in Sociology and Hiv and Aids
HRSOC81 - Research Report in the Field of Work and Social Identity
SB7003V - Designing Social Programmes in Social Sciences
SOSTH1X - Problematising Modernity
SOSTH2Y - Social Change and Reconstruction Challenges in Developing Societies
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
First registrations for the old curriculum will only be allowed until 2010.
Students registered in terms of the old curriculum have until the end of 2013 to complete.
Students who have not completed the old curriculum by the end of 2013 will be credited for modules completed in terms of the old curriculum according to the following
arrangement:
Old curriculum New Curriculum
SOSTH1X SOSTH1X
SOSTH2Y SOSTH2Y
ISOS009 SB7003V
PSYGRDN SB7003V
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Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Sociology NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99426 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A Bachelors degree with an average of 60% for Sociology as a major.”
First Level
.
HMSOC80 - Social Research Methodology in Sociology and Hiv and Aids
HRSOC81 - Research Report in the Field of Work and Social Identity
SB7003V - Designing Social Programmes in Social Sciences
SOSTH1X - Problematising Modernity
SOSTH2Y - Social Change and Reconstruction Challenges in Developing Societies
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Politics New NQF Exit Level 7
Curriculum
Qualification code 04359 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with Politics as major.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HPPSC81 - Political Sciences and Research
HRPSC82 - Research Report:Political Science
Electives. Select 3 from the following:
PLC4801 - Theory, Philosophy, and Ideology
PLC4802 - Political Dynamics
PLC4803 - South African Political Issues
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Politics NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99421 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with Politics as major.
First Level
Compulsory.
HPPSC81 - Political Sciences and Research
HRPSC82 - Research Report:Political Science
Electives: Select 3 modules from the following:
APP4801 - Comparative Politics: Africa and Beyond
PLC4801 - Theory, Philosophy, and Ideology
PLC4802 - Political Dynamics
PLC4803 - South African Political Issues
PSC4802 - Politics in the Twenty-First Century: National, African Ans International
Perspectives
PSC4803 - Conflict, Peace and Security Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 04383 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree 60% in Philosophy as major subject
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
PHPH00R - A Thorough Study of A Period in the History of Philosophy
PHPR00S - A Thorough Study of an Approved Philosophical Problem
PHTE00Y - A Thorough Study of an Approved Philosophical Text
TCP000P - Trends in Contemporary Philosophy
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Students who register prior to 2011 retain credits for all modules completed under the old HEQF curriculum.
This means that as from 2012,students who previously successfully completed PHTE00Y will be accredited
with one of the following modules: PLS4802 or PLS4803 or PLS4804.
However, students who have not yet graduated by the end of 2011 will have to comply with the new HEQF curriculum that would be implemented by 2011.
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy NQF Exit Level 7
New Curriculum
Qualification code 04383 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HPPLS82 - Research Proposal in Philosophy
HRPLS81 - Philosophy Research Report
PLS4802 - A Thorough Study of A Period in the History of Philosophy
PLS4803 - Trends in Contemporary Philosophy
PLS4804 - A Thorough Study of an Approved Philosophical Problem
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Philosophy NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99420 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree 60% in Philosophy as major subject.
First Level
.
HPPLS82 - Research Proposal in Philosophy
HRPLS81 - Philosophy Research Report
PLS4802 - A Thorough Study of A Period in the History of Philosophy
PLS4803 - Trends in Contemporary Philosophy
PLS4804 - A Thorough Study of an Approved Philosophical Problem
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Social Science NQF Exit Level 7
in Psychology
Qualification code 04413 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements * an appropriate Bachelor’s Degree with an average of 60% or more * in instances where a student does not have an average of
60% or more a submission may be made to the relevant College to allow such a student admission. Students must provide a written
motivation of not more three pages requesting admission to the college. Each college will determine the requirements for the motivation.
However, in considering the application the college must take into account - The relevant experience, work or otherwise, of
the student, - The language capabilities of the student - alternative options for access into the programme - any other factor deemed
necessary by the college * This degree requires a strong theoretical foundation of Research Methodology at undergraduate level.
Students without this theoretical foundation are advised to register for the module Research in the Social Sciences (RSC2601)
at NQF level 6 and Psychological Research (PYC3704) at NQF level 7 for non-degree purposes * in addition, students require a
strong theoretical foundation in Psychopathology at undergraduate level. Students without this theoretical foundation are advised to
register for the module Abnormal Behaviour and Mental Health (PYC3702) for non-degree purposes. Students who wish to register
with the Health Professions Council of South Africa as counsellors need to do so within 5 years of completing their academic and
practical training.
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level
Compulsory.
PSY471S - Research Methodology
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
Stream 1: With Specialisation in Psychological Counselling
Stream 2: With Specialisation in Community and Health Psychology
Stream 3: With Specialisation in Applied Psychology for Professional Contexts
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
A student who has passed a paper(s) before 2011 retains credit for the paper(s) passed and must choose the outstanding paper(s) from List A to complete their current qualification within 4 years (ie
by 2014). Only repeaters can enroll for the modules from List B until the end of 2014:
LIST A
PSY471S : Research methodology (open-book examination)
PSY481U : Psychopathology
PSY482V : Social psychology
PSY473U : Personology
PSY484X : Developmental psychology
PSY4988 : Psychological assessment
PSY474V : Ecosystemic psychology
PSY4999 : Therapeutic psychology
PSY475W : the psychology of work
PSY461Q : Community and health psychology (open book examanition)
PSY4794 : Sport psychology
LIST A
PSY485Y : Physiological psychology
PSY4885 : Cognitive psychology
BPSYCH EQUIVALENCE PROGRAMME
to obtain BPsych equivalence recognition (leading to registration as a counsellor with the Professional Board for Psychology in the respective practise fields below), the following honours registrations
are required:
1. Trauma Counselling &
2. Psychometry and Career Counselling
PSY471S : Research Methodology
PSY481U : Psychopathology
PSY4999 : Therapeutic Psychology
PSY4988 : Psychological Assessment
PSY484X : Developmental Psychology
PSY474V : Ecosystemic Psychology
PSY461Q : Community and Health Psychology
3. Trauma Counselling
PSY471S : Research Methodology
PSY481U : Psychopathology
PSY4999 : Therapeutic Psychology
PSY4988 : Psychological Assessment
PTH423D : Advanced pastoral care and counselling (with
permission of the Chair of Psychology)
PSY461Q : Community and Health Psychology*
Applicants will be subjected to a selection process
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Social Science NQF Exit Level 7
in Sociology
Qualification code 04421 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with an average of 60% and Sociology as a major
First Level
Compulsory.
ISOS009 - Industrial Sociology
PSYGRDE - Social Psychology (Including Group Dynamics)
SOSNAVN - Research Project
SOSTH1X - Problematising Modernity
SOSTH2Y - Social Change and Reconstruction Challenges in Developing Societies
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
First registrations for the old curriculum will only be allowed until 2010.
Students registered in terms of the old curriculum have until the end of 2013 to complete.
Students who have not completed the old curriculum by the end of 2013 will be credited for modules completed in terms of the old curriculum according to the following
arrangement:
Old curriculum New curriculum
SOSTH1X SOSTH1X
SOSTH2Y SOSTH2Y
ISOS009 SB7003V
PSYGRDN SB7003V
Qualification Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 04553 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2015
* an appropriate Bachelor’s Degree with an average of 60% or more * in instances where a student does not have an average of
60% or more a submission may be made to the relevant College to allow such a student admission. Students must provide a written
motivation of not more three pages requesting admission to the college. Each college will determine the requirements for the motivation.
However, in considering the application the college must take into account - The relevant experience, work or otherwise, of
the student, - The language capabilities of the student - alternative options for access into the programme - any other factor deemed
necessary by the college * This degree requires a strong theoretical foundation of Research Methodology at undergraduate level.
Students without this theoretical foundation are advised to register for the module Research in the Social Sciences (RSC2601)
at NQF level 6 and Psychological Research (PYC3704) at NQF level 7 for non-degree purposes * in addition, students require a
strong theoretical foundation in Psychopathology at undergraduate level. Students without this theoretical foundation are advised to
register for the module Abnormal Behaviour and Mental Health (PYC3702) for non-degree purposes. Students who wish to register
with the Health Professions Council of South Africa as counsellors need to do so within 5 years of completing their academic and
practical training.
First Level
Compulsory.
PSY471S - Research Methodology
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Arabic NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 04650 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree or an equivalent qualification with Arabic 3
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
ARB4801 - Arabic Grammar and Philology
ARB4802 - Qur'Ranic Translation and Commentary
ARB4803 - Further Specialist Arabic Literary Texts
Elective. One more module chosen from Islamic Studies honours courses
ICS4801 - Quaranic Sciences
ICS4802 - Hadith Literature and Criticism
ICS4803 - Contemporary Islam
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Arabic NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99404 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree or an equivalent qualification with Arabic 3
First Level
.
ARB4801 - Arabic Grammar and Philology
ARB4802 - Qur'Ranic Translation and Commentary
ARB4803 - Further Specialist Arabic Literary Texts
HRS4803 - Research Methodology and Religious Hermeneutics
HRS4805 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Islamic Studies NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99415 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s degree with Islamic Studies as a major subject or in a related human science discipline approved by the Chair of the
Department.
First Level
.
HRS4803 - Research Methodology and Religious Hermeneutics
HRS4805 - Research Report
ICS4801 - Quaranic Sciences
ICS4802 - Hadith Literature and Criticism
ICS4803 - Contemporary Islam
Pre/Co-requisites
148

Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Judaica NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99416 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with a major in Modern Hebrew-Judaica or Judaica
First Level
.
HPJEW81 - Research Proposal in Judaic Studies
HRJEW85 - Research Report:Applied to Judaic Studies
JEW4802 - The World of the Jewish People
JEW4803 - Ancient Israel and Jewish Communities
JEW4804 - Cultural Background of the Jewish Communities
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in International NQF Exit Level 7
Politics New Curriculum From 2011
Qualification code 04715 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with International Politics as a major or equivalent course
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HPPSC81 - Political Sciences and Research
HRPSC82 - Research Report:Political Science
Optional papers: Choose 3 papers from the following:
AIP4801 - Integration and Disintegration: African and International Institutions
IPC4801 - South Africa in the International Political Economy
IPC4802 - International Political Theory
IPC4803 - An Advanced Sudy of Problems Relating to Foreign Policy and Foreign Policy
Analysis
PSC4802 - Politics in the Twenty-First Century: National, African Ans International
Perspectives
PSC4803 - Conflict, Peace and Security Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
the following transitional arrangements apply to students who have registered prior to 2011:
Students who have passed at least 1 module may complete the degree under the old curriculum until the end of the 2012 academic year.
Only these students may register for POLRESN and/or PAPARDF.
Students who have not passed at least 1 module have to follow the new curriculum as set out above.
Students who have passed a paper/module(s) under the old curriculum retain credit for the paper/modules(s) passed and choose, in consultation with the Chair of the
Department, the remaining module(s) from those listed above, except for HPPSC81 and HRPSC82.
Students who have passed HNINP36 will retain credit and may not register for POLRESN or HPPSC81.
Students who have passed PAPARDF, will retain credit and may not register for HRPSC82.
Students who have passed HNINP36/POLRESN and/or PAPARDF may not register for either HPPSC81 and/or HRPSC82 respectively, but will retain credit for the
module passed.
Students who have passed GEVNVBM and/or STUSTOS will retain credit and may not register for PSC4803.
Students who have passed HNINP48 will retain credit and may not register for AIP4801.
Students who require at least 48 credits, but who have not passed POLRESN and/or PAPARD may register for HPPSC81 and HRPSC82, but should enroll for both
modules.
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in International NQF Exit Level 8
Politics
Qualification code 99414 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with International Politics as a major or equivalent course
First Level
Compulsory.
HPPSC81 - Political Sciences and Research
HRPSC82 - Research Report:Political Science
Electives: Select 3 from the following:
AIP4801 - Integration and Disintegration: African and International Institutions
IPC4801 - South Africa in the International Political Economy
IPC4802 - International Political Theory
IPC4803 - An Advanced Sudy of Problems Relating to Foreign Policy and Foreign Policy
Analysis
PSC4802 - Politics in the Twenty-First Century: National, African Ans International
Perspectives
PSC4803 - Conflict, Peace and Security Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Old
NQF Exit Level 7
Testament
Qualification code 04723 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 0
Bachelor of Theology degree or equivalent Theological qualification with at least 60% in a major in the relevant discipline.
First Level
Compulsory.
HPOTS81 - Research Proposal in the Old Testament
HROTS85 - Old Testament Research Report
OTS4802 - Understanding the Old Testament
OTS4803 - Reading the Old Testament
OTS4804 - Contextualising the Old Testament
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students who have started the curriculum before or during 2010 should complete the honours degree under the old curriculum.
the old curriculum will be offered until the end of 2013. Thereafter students who have done at least three papers of the old curriculum will have to enrol for HPOTS81
and HROTS85 in order to complete the degree.
Qualification
Bachelor of Theology Honours in Old
NQF Exit Level 8
Testament
Qualification code 99430 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelor of Theology degree or equivalent Theological qualification with at least 60% in a major in the relevant discipline.
First Level
.
HPOTS81 - Research Proposal in the Old Testament
HROTS85 - Old Testament Research Report
OTS4802 - Understanding the Old Testament
OTS4803 - Reading the Old Testament
OTS4804 - Contextualising the Old Testament
Pre/Co-requisites
150

Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Theology in New NQF Exit Level 7
Testament
Qualification code 04731 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2013
Bachelor of Theology degree or equivalent Theological qualification with at least 60% in a major in the relevant discipline.
First Level
Compulsory.
ECH4802 - Christian Origins: the Formation of Early Christian Discourse
ECH4803 - Making Christianities: Competing Identities in A Religiously Diverse World
HPECH81 - Research in New Testament and Early Christian Studies
HRECH86 - New Testament and Early Christian Studies Research Report
Elective. Select 1 from the following
ECH4804 - The Jesus Movement in Its Context: Jesus Research and Christian Origins in
Archaeological Perspective
ECH4805 - Digging Up the Church History: Early Christianity in the Roman Empire
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students who have started the curriculum before or during 2010 should complete the honours degree under the old curriculum.
the old curriculum will be offered until the end of 2013. Thereafter students who have done at least three papers of the old curriculum will have to enrol for HPECH81
and HRECH86 in order to complete the degree.
Qualification
Bachelor of Theology Honours in New NQF Exit Level 8
Testament
Qualification code 99429 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelor of Theology degree or equivalent Theological qualification with at least 60% in a major in the relevant discipline.
First Level
Compulsory.
HPECH81 - Research in New Testament and Early Christian Studies
HRECH86 - New Testament and Early Christian Studies Research Report
Electives: Select 3 modules from the following:
ECH4802 - Christian Origins: the Formation of Early Christian Discourse
ECH4803 - Making Christianities: Competing Identities in A Religiously Diverse World
ECH4804 - The Jesus Movement in Its Context: Jesus Research and Christian Origins in
Archaeological Perspective
ECH4805 - Digging Up the Church History: Early Christianity in the Roman Empire
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Church NQF Exit Level 7
History
Qualification code 0474X Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements BTh degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
First Level
Compulsory.
KEG401E - Methodology and Historiography
KEG402F - An Article
KEG403G - A Detailed Study of A Theme Or A Theologian
KEG405J - A Detailed Study of A Primary Text
Elective. Select ONE of the following modules
ECH4802 - Christian Origins: the Formation of Early Christian Discourse
ECH4803 - Making Christianities: Competing Identities in A Religiously Diverse World
ECH4804 - The Jesus Movement in Its Context: Jesus Research and Christian Origins in
Archaeological Perspective
ECH4805 - Digging Up the Church History: Early Christianity in the Roman Empire
MSG4802 - Redeeming Memories: Constructing New Mission Histories
MSG4803 - Missiology Today: Discerning Trends and Challenges
MSG4804 - Called and Sent:Missional Ecclesilogies
OTS4802 - Understanding the Old Testament
OTS4803 - Reading the Old Testament
OTS4804 - Contextualising the Old Testament
PTH4802 - Preaching and Worship in African Context
PTH4803 - Religious Education and Christian Ministry
PTH4804 - Advanced Pastoral Care and Counselling
STH4801 - Approaches to Theology
STH4802 - History of Theology
STH4803 - Themes in Theology
THE4801 - Comparative Religious Ethics Or Sexual Ethics Or Medical Ethics
THE4802 - Social Or Environmental Ethics
THE4803 - Ethical Issues in Contemporary Society
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Religious NQF Exit Level 8
Studies
Qualification code 99423 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with Religious Studies as a major
First Level
.
HRS4801 - Interhistory of Religions
HRS4802 - Theory/Philosophy of Religion
HRS4803 - Research Methodology and Religious Hermeneutics
HRS4804 - Religion in Private and Public Life
HRS4805 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
152

Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Theology in
NQF Exit Level 7
Theological Ethics Christian Leadership in
Context
Qualification code 04774 - CLC Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
CLC4801 - Exploring the Nature and Context of Christian Leadership
CLC4802 - Facilitating Christian Discipleship and Leadership Development
HPPTH81 - Research in Practical Theology
HRTHE85 - Research Report in Theological Ethics
PTH420A - A Methodology of Practical Theology
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students who registered for the old curriculum will be given until the end of 2013 to complete the degree. Thereafter students
who have done at least three papers of the old curriculum will have to enrol for HPPTH81 and HRTHE85 in order to complete the degree.
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Theology in
NQF Exit Level 7
Theological Ethics General
Qualification code 04774 - GEN Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HPTHE81 - Approaches to Research in Theological Ethics
HRTHE85 - Research Report in Theological Ethics
THE4801 - Comparative Religious Ethics Or Sexual Ethics Or Medical Ethics
THE4802 - Social Or Environmental Ethics
THE4803 - Ethical Issues in Contemporary Society
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students who have started the curriculum before or during 2010 should complete the honours degree under the old curriculum.
the old curriculum will be offered until the end of 2013. All new students should enrol under the new curriculum. an exception: Students who have passed the module
on Advanced pastoral care and counselling (PTH423D) under the old curriculum receive credits for the same module under the new curriculum (PTH4804).
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Qualification
Bachelor of Theology Honours in
NQF Exit Level 8
Theological Ethics
Qualification code 99434 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
First Level
.
HPTHE81 - Approaches to Research in Theological Ethics
HRTHE85 - Research Report in Theological Ethics
THE4801 - Comparative Religious Ethics Or Sexual Ethics Or Medical Ethics
THE4802 - Social Or Environmental Ethics
THE4803 - Ethical Issues in Contemporary Society
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Practical NQF Exit Level 7
Theology
Qualification code 04782 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. 2011 Curriculum (students who passed papers prior to 2011, refer to next group)
HPPTH81 - Research in Practical Theology
HRPTH85 - Research Report in Practical Theology
PTH4802 - Preaching and Worship in African Context
PTH4803 - Religious Education and Christian Ministry
PTH4804 - Advanced Pastoral Care and Counselling
Papers of OLD CURRICULUM. Students who passed papers prior to 2011, must select their papers from this group
PTH420A - A Methodology of Practical Theology
PTH422C - Religious Education
PTH424E - Ministry
Qualification
Bachelor of Theology Honours in Practical NQF Exit Level 8
Theology
Qualification code 99431 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
First Level
.
HPPTH81 - Research in Practical Theology
HRPTH85 - Research Report in Practical Theology
PTH4802 - Preaching and Worship in African Context
PTH4803 - Religious Education and Christian Ministry
PTH4804 - Advanced Pastoral Care and Counselling
Pre/Co-requisites
154

Qualification
Bachelor of Theology Honours in
NQF Exit Level 8
Systematic Theology
Qualification code 99433 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
First Level
.
HPSTH81 - Research in Systematic Theology
HRSTH85 - Research Report
STH4801 - Approaches to Theology
STH4802 - History of Theology
STH4803 - Themes in Theology
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies NQF Exit Level 7
General
Qualification code 04790 - GEN Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree in Nursing or a health related Bachelors degree at NQF level 7. Average of 60 % in final year of qualification, less
than 6 years prior to application. Proof of registration with a regulatory body such as SANC or HPCSA
Repeaters only Until 2015
First Level
.
MNURS1E - Principles and Methods of Health Research
ELECTIVES: Select FOUR of the following modules
MNUB2AH - Concepts and Application of Health Services Management
MNUB2BJ - Advanced Aspects of Health Sciences Education
MNURB3B - Leadership Development in Health Care
MNURB4C - Transcultural Health Care
MNURB5D - Theory Development and Utilisation in Health Care and Health Sciences
MNURB7F - General Practice and Applied Ethics
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Theology in Missiology NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05010 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
First Level
Pre/Co-requisites
Compulsory. OLD curriculum modules: have until the end 2013 to complete the old curriculum
MSG420C - Theologies of Mission
MSG421D - Intercultural Communication of the Gospel
MSG422E - Mission Praxis
MSG423F - The Challenge of Liberation Theologies to Mission
MSG424G - A Theology of Interreligions Encounter in Africa
NEW CURRICULUM FROM 2011. Students on old curriculum have until 2013 to complete. New students must do all 5 new modules:
HPMSG80 - Research Proposal in Missiology
HRMSG82 - Research Report
MSG4802 - Redeeming Memories: Constructing New Mission Histories
MSG4803 - Missiology Today: Discerning Trends and Challenges
MSG4804 - Called and Sent:Missional Ecclesilogies
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
All students enrolling for the Hons BTh degree as from 2011 will do the new curriculum (as above). Students who started their Honours studies earlier will complete
the degree under the old curriculum, which consists of the following five modules:
MSG420C :
MSG421D :
MSG422E :
MSG423F :
MSG424G :
Theologies of mission
Intercultural communication of the gospel
Mission praxis
the challenge of liberation theologies to mission
A theology of interreligious encounter in Africa
Students enrolled under the old curriculum will have until 2013 to complete the degree. Students who have not completed the old curriculum by the end of 2013 will
be transferred to the new curriculum in 2014. If they completed at least three “papers” at that time, they will be credited with MSG4802, MSG4803 and MSG4804 in
the new curriculum, and will have to complete HPMSG81 and HRMSG85 to obtain the degree.
Transitional arrangements applicable to students who did not complete the old curriculum by the end of 2013
Papers passed in
Modules credited in new curriculum
old curriculum
Any three of the following:
MSG4802; MSG4803; MSG4804
MSG420; MSG421; MSG422; MSG423; MSG424
Modules required to complete the qualifi-cation
HPMSG81; HRMSG85
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Theory of NQF Exit Level 7
Literature New Curriculum From 2011
Qualification code 05045 - N11 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level
.
HMATL80 - Research Methodology
HRATL81 - Research Report
THL4801 - Critical Theory
THL4802 - Theory of Narratology and Poetry
THL4803 - Theory of Drama
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
the curriculum for the Honours degree in Theory of Literature will change from 2011. Students who are currently registered for the Honours degree in Theory of
Literature or who registered in 2010 for the Honours degree will be allowed to complete the old curriculum for this degree. New registrations from 2011 must, however,
register for the new curriculum. NB Students are advised to do the Research methodology paper in their first year of study and the Research Report paper in their
last y
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Theory of NQF Exit Level 7
Literature Old Curriculum
Qualification code 05045 - OLD Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level
.
HMATL80 - Research Methodology
HRATL81 - Research Report
THL4801 - Critical Theory
THL4802 - Theory of Narratology and Poetry
THL4803 - Theory of Drama
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Theory of NQF Exit Level 8
Literature
Qualification code 99427 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements an appropriate Bachelor’s Degree
First Level
.
HMATL80 - Research Methodology
HRATL81 - Research Report
THL4801 - Critical Theory
THL4802 - Theory of Narratology and Poetry
THL4803 - Theory of Drama
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: NQF Exit Level 7
Translation Studies New Curriculum
Qualification code 05053 - N11 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in a major. A high degree of proficiency in the two languages chosen is required. Students without a
language major may be required to pass a translation aptitude test before admission is granted(Refer to Department of Linguistics)
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
.
HRLIN81 - Research Report in Linguistics
HTR4801 - Translation Method and Function
HTR4802 - Translation for Specific Purposes
HTR4803 - Perspectives On Translation and Interpreting Studies
HTR4804 - Professional Practice
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
From 2011 new students are advised to register for HTR4801 which is the theoratical foundation module on translation before they can register for HTR4803,
HTR4804 and HRLIN81
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: NQF Exit Level 7
Translation Studies Old Curriculum
Qualification code 05053 - OLD Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in a major. A high degree of proficiency in the two languages chosen is required. Students without a
language major may be required to pass a translation aptitude test before admission is granted(Refer to Department of Linguistics)
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
LEKPERQ - Translation for Specific Purposes
LINPERT - Translation Method and Function
METECNR - Translation Research and Professional Practice
VERPERR - Perspectives On Translation and Interpreting Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
Students should indicate on the registration form from which language (the source language) and into which language (the target language) they intend to translate.
the University will not necessarily provide translation tuition in respect of all the languages mentioned under (3) every year. Students who do not include Afrikaans or
English in their language combination, or who wish to offer a language not listed above, must contact the Department of Linguistics beforehand. TRANSITIONAL AR-
RANGEMENTS Students who have already passed LINPERT can register for LEKPERQ, VERPERR and METECNR. Students who have already passed LINPERT
and LEKPERQ can register for VERPERR and METECNR.
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Translation NQF Exit Level 8
Studies
Qualification code 99428 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s degree with 60% in a major. A high degree of proficiency in the two languages chosen is required. Students without a
language major may be required to pass a translation aptitude test before admission is granted(Refer to Department of Linguistics)
First Level
.
HRLIN81 - Research Report in Linguistics
HTR4801 - Translation Method and Function
HTR4802 - Translation for Specific Purposes
HTR4803 - Perspectives On Translation and Interpreting Studies
HTR4804 - Professional Practice
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
From 2011 new students are advised to register for HTR4801 which is the theoratical foundation module on translation before they can register for HTR4803,
HTR4804 and HRLIN81.
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology NQF Exit Level 7
New Curriculum
Qualification code 0507X - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with an average of 60% pass in Anthropology as major.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
APY4801 - Anthropological Research and Writing
APY4802 - African Ethnography
APY4803 - General Anthropology: Theoretical Perspectives
APY4804 - Applied Anthropology
HRAAR81 - Anthropological and Archaeological Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology NQF Exit Level 7
Old Curriculum
Qualification code 0507X - OLD Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
.
HANTAEC - African Ethnography
HANTALK - General Anthropology: Theoretical Perspectives
HANTAPP - Applied Anthropology
HANTNA4 - Anthropological Research and Writing
HANTREH - Anthropological Research Project
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
A research project, in the form of a research article or a research report or a research design of 4 000 - 6 000 words, preferably typed in double spacing, on a topic
approved by the chair of the department, must be submitted for examination.
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
A student who has passed a paper(s) under the old curriculum retains credit for the paper(s) passed and chooses the remaining paper(s) from those listed above;
provided that a student who has passed a paper under List A below may not register for the paper opposite to it under List B or list C.
List A List B List C
HANT00U HANTALK APY4803
RAN000N HANTNA4 APY4801
SAE000M HANTAEC APY4802
AFREL0A HANTAEC APY4802
ANPUB0C HANTAPP APY4804
SARCHHX HANTAPP APY4804
INHREG4 HANTAPP APY4804
ARTANT4 HANTREH HRAAR81
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Anthropology NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99403 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with an average of 60% pass in Anthropology as major.
First Level
.
APY4801 - Anthropological Research and Writing
APY4802 - African Ethnography
APY4803 - General Anthropology: Theoretical Perspectives
APY4804 - Applied Anthropology
HRAAR81 - Anthropological and Archaeological Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
160

Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Afrikaans NQF Exit Level 7
(Language and Literature) Language
Qualification code 05118 - LAN Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% pass in Afrikaans as a major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
AFK4804 - Sociolinguistics
HMATL80 - Research Methodology
HRATL81 - Research Report
SB70073 - Behaviour Change, Communication and HIV/AIDS
Electives. Choose ONE paper from the following:
AFK4801 - Afrikaans and Dutch Prose
AFK4802 - Afrikaans and Dutch Drama
AFK4803 - Afrikaans and Dutch Poetry
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Afrikaans NQF Exit Level 7
(Language and Literature) Literature
Qualification code 05118 - LIT Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% pass in Afrikaans as a major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
AFK4801 - Afrikaans and Dutch Prose
AFK4802 - Afrikaans and Dutch Drama
AFK4803 - Afrikaans and Dutch Poetry
HMATL80 - Research Methodology
HRATL81 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: NQF Exit Level 7
Applied Linguistics New Curriculum From
2011
Qualification code 05134 - N11 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in Linguistics or a language as a major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HAPL481 - Issues and Factors in Applied Linguistics
HAPL482 - Methods and Testing in Applied Linguistics
HAPL483 - Reading and Writing in Applied Linguistics
HAPL484 - Language Planning in Education
HRLIN81 - Research Report in Linguistics
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Stundents who have passed any modules under the old curriculum retain credit for those modules passed. However students
who have passed any module in List A may not register for the module opposite to it in List B. List A List B MAPP01S HAPL481 MAPP02T HAPL481
MAPPO4V HAPL482 MAPP05W HAPL482 MAPP083 HAPL483 MAPP094 HAPL483 MAPP12V HAPL484
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics: NQF Exit Level 7
Applied Linguistics Old Curriculum
Qualification code 05134 - OLD Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in Linguistics or a language as a major
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
MAPP01S - Issues in Applied Linguistics
MAPP02T - Individual Factors in Language Learning
MAPP04V - Language Learning and Teaching
MAPP05W - Language Assessment
MAPP06X - Text and Discourse Analysis
MAPP083 - Reading in an Additional Language
MAPP094 - Writing in an Additional Language
MAPP12V - Language Planning in Education
MSLFNDL - Foundations of Sociolinguistics
Optional Papers: Choose 1 paper/module from the followig
MTES01U - English as A Language of Learning
MTES02V - English Grammar and Tesol
MTES03W - English Literature and Tesol
MTES04X - English for Specific Purposes
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in African Politics NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05142 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with African Politics 3 as a major Or an equivalent course passed at another university.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
.
HPPSC81 - Political Sciences and Research
HRPSC82 - Research Report:Political Science
.
AIP4801 - Integration and Disintegration: African and International Institutions
APC4801 - African Political Thought
APP4801 - Comparative Politics: Africa and Beyond
POLRESN - The Political Sciences: Approaches and Methods
PSC4802 - Politics in the Twenty-First Century: National, African Ans International
Perspectives
PSC4803 - Conflict, Peace and Security Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Students who have passed at least 1 module may complete the degree under the old curriculum until the end of the 2012 academic year.
Only these students may register for POLRESN and/or PAPARDF.
Students who have passed a paper/module(s) under the old curriculum retain credit for the paper/modules(s) passed and choose, in consultation with the Chair of the
Department, the remaining module(s) from those listed above, except for HPPSC81 and HRPSC82.
Students who have passed HAPNAVK will retain credit and may not register for POLRESN or HPPSC81.
Students who have passed HAPARTC will retain credit and may not register for PAPARDF or HRPSC82.
Students who have passed HAPNAVK/POLRESN and/or HAPARTC/PAPARDF may not register for either HPPSC81 and/or HRPSC82 respectively, but will retain
credit for the modules passed.
Students who have passed HAPDERN will retain credit and may not register for APP4801.
Students who have passed GEVNVBM and/or STUSTOS will retain credit and may not register for PSC4803.
Students who have passed HNINP48 will retain credit and may not register for AIP4801.
Students who require at least 48 credits to complete the degree and who have not passed HAPNAVK/POLRESN and/or HAPARTC/PAPARDF, may register for
HPPSC81 and HRPSC82, but should register for both modules.
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in African Politics NQF Exit Level 7
New Curriculum
Qualification code 05142 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with African Politics 3 as a major Or an equivalent course passed at another university.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
HPPSC81 - Political Sciences and Research
HRPSC82 - Research Report:Political Science
Optional papers: Choose 3 from the following
AIP4801 - Integration and Disintegration: African and International Institutions
APC4801 - African Political Thought
APP4801 - Comparative Politics: Africa and Beyond
PSC4802 - Politics in the Twenty-First Century: National, African Ans International
Perspectives
PSC4803 - Conflict, Peace and Security Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in African Politics NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99307 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with African Politics 3 as a major Or an equivalent course passed at another university.
First Level
.
HPPSC81 - Political Sciences and Research
HRPSC82 - Research Report:Political Science
B3: Electives. Select THREE of the following modules
AIP4801 - Integration and Disintegration: African and International Institutions
APC4801 - African Political Thought
APP4801 - Comparative Politics: Africa and Beyond
PSC4802 - Politics in the Twenty-First Century: National, African Ans International
Perspectives
PSC4803 - Conflict, Peace and Security Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Development NQF Exit Level 7
Studies New Curriculum
Qualification code 05150 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A Bachelors degree with at least 60% in the final-level modules.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
DVA4801 - Development Debates and Issues
HMDVA81 - Research Methodology in Development Studies
HRDVA82 - Research Report in Development Studies
Electives. Choose 2 from the following
DVA4802 - Human Security and Development
DVA4803 - Governance and Development
DVA4804 - Sustainable Development: Policy, Practice and Environment
DVA4805 - Gender and Development (Honours Gender Studies)
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students retain credits for all papers completed under the old curriculum. Students who before 2012 completed OADMETG,
PSY471S or HANTNA4 are exempted from HPDVA81 and HRDVA82. Students who have not completed either OADMETG, PSY471S or HANTNA4 are required to
complete HPDVA81 and HRDVA82 Students who completed OASUSTC may not register for DVASUS4.
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Administration in NQF Exit Level 7
Development Studies New Curriculum
Qualification code 05169 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A BAdmin degree and have passed the final level modules with 60%.
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
DVA4801 - Development Debates and Issues
HMDVA81 - Research Methodology in Development Studies
HRDVA82 - Research Report in Development Studies
Electives. Choose 2 from the following
DVA4802 - Human Security and Development
DVA4803 - Governance and Development
DVA4804 - Sustainable Development: Policy, Practice and Environment
DVA4805 - Gender and Development (Honours Gender Studies)
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students retain credits for all papers completed under the old syllabus. as from 2008 DVADEBT is compulsory for all students.
Students who completed OADMETG may not register for PSY471S. Students who completed OASUSTC may not register for DVASUS4.
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Musicology NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05185 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelors degree with a major in one of the following subjects: Music in History and Society, History of Music, Music in World
Cultures Today or any equivalent music major and have passed a major with an average of 60%. Degree completed more than five
years must be referred to the Chair of the Department for approval.
First Level
Compulsory.
HMV4802 - Contemporary Theories of the Arts
HRHMV81 - Research Report On the Arts
MUS4801 - Playing With History: the Early Music Movement and Its Impact On Recent
Performing Trends
MUS4802 - Southern African Encounters in Music
MUS4803 - Research Methodologies in Musicology
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
A student must gain at least 60% in HRHMV81 (Research report) in order to be admitted to the Master’s degree in Musicology.
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Students who commenced their studies for this degree prior to 2011 and have already passed the equivalent paper may not register for the same paper under the
corresponding new code.
MUS4801 Playing with history - HIMPHEM
MUS4802 Southern African encounters - SAMUSES
MUS4803 Research methodologies in musicology - HMPHIL9
HMV4802 Contemporary theories of the arts -HRHMV81 Research report on the arts - MUSART9
Students who passed HIM332F as part of their BA degree should choose a substitute from one of the following papers offered for the Honours degree in Art History in
the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology:
ARH4801 : Memory and identity
ARH4802 : Revising modemism
ARH4803 : the practice of art history .
Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Gender Studies NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05266 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with 60% in applicable major subject
First Level
Compulsory.
DVA4805 - Gender and Development (Honours Gender Studies)
GENARTJ - A Research Article Or A Research Report (Honours Gender Studies)
GENMETU - Feminist Theory and Methodology (Honours Gender Studies)
GENREL5 - Women, Religion and Spirituality (Honours Gender Studies)
HCMMCTG - Mass Communication Theory
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Art History NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05274 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A Bachelors Degree with Art History as a major with an average mark of 60% at third level
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
ARH4801 - Memory and Identity
ARH4802 - Revising Modernism
ARH4803 - The Practice of Art History
HMV4802 - Contemporary Theories of the Arts
HRHMV81 - Research Report On the Arts
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Students who commenced their Studies in art history honours before 2011 may substitute the modules in the column on the
left below with the equivalent modules in the column on the right if they have already passed these modules. HRHMV81: Research report on the arts - HONAAR9
: Research article HMV4802: Contemporary theories of the arts - HONACTF: Contemporary art theory ARH4801: Memory and identity - HONAMIQ: Memory and
identity ARH4802: Revising modernism - HONAMR3: Revising modernism ARH4803: the practice of art history - HONAPHV: the practice of art history
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Art History NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99407 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A Bachelors Degree with Art History as a major with an average mark of 60% at third level
First Level
.
ARH4801 - Memory and Identity
ARH4802 - Revising Modernism
ARH4803 - The Practice of Art History
HMV4802 - Contemporary Theories of the Arts
HRHMV81 - Research Report On the Arts
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Theology in Christian NQF Exit Level 7
Spirituality New Curriculum
Qualification code 05290 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
BTh degree or equivalent Theological qualification; or a diploma or licentiate in theology from a recognised theological college or
seminary, or a bachelors’ degree accompanied by diploma or certificate in theology
First Level
Compulsory.
CSP4802 - Introductory Issues in the Study of Christian Spirituality
CSP4803 - History of Christian Spirituality
CSP4804 - Christian Mysticism
HPCSP81 - Research Proposal in Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology
HRCSP85 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
Due to the specialised focus of this qualification, all applicants are required to draw up a portfolio that contains evidence of their prior qualifications and experience
relevant to their proposed study of Christian Spirituality. This portfolio may include testimonials from employers, colleagues or other authoritative sources regarding
the applicant s knowledge, skills and competencies.
After evaluating the applicant’s portfolio, the Admissions Committee of the College may call in the applicant for an interview or require other forms of admission assessment.
the Admissions Committee will then stipulate the admission requirements (if any) which the applicant must fulfil.
These requirements may include the successful completion of specific undergraduate modules.
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Students who have started the curriculum before or during 2010 should complete the honours degree under the old curriculum.
the old curriculum will be offered until the end of 2013. Thereafter students who have done at least three papers of the old curriculum will have to enrol for HPCSP81
and HRCSP85 in order to complete the degree.
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Qualification
Comprehensive Honours Bachelor of
NQF Exit Level 7
Theology
Qualification code 05398 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements B Th degree or equivalent Theological qualification with a major in the relevant discipline
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Church History: You may choose only 1 paper from the following:
KEG401E - Methodology and Historiography
KEG403G - A Detailed Study of A Theme Or A Theologian
KEG405J - A Detailed Study of A Primary Text
Systematic Theology (Faith Studies). You may choose only 1 paper from the following:
STH4801 - Approaches to Theology
STH4802 - History of Theology
STH4803 - Themes in Theology
Missiology: You may choose only 1 paper from the following:
MSG420C - Theologies of Mission
MSG421D - Intercultural Communication of the Gospel
MSG422E - Mission Praxis
MSG423F - The Challenge of Liberation Theologies to Mission
MSG424G - A Theology of Interreligions Encounter in Africa
Old Testament: You may choose only 1 paper from the following:
OTS4802 - Understanding the Old Testament
OTS4803 - Reading the Old Testament
OTS4804 - Contextualising the Old Testament
Practical Theology: You may choose only 1 paper from the following:
PTH420A - A Methodology of Practical Theology
PTH422C - Religious Education
PTH424E - Ministry
PTH4802 - Preaching and Worship in African Context
PTH4804 - Advanced Pastoral Care and Counselling
Theological Ethics: You may choose only 1 paper from the following:
THE4801 - Comparative Religious Ethics Or Sexual Ethics Or Medical Ethics
THE4802 - Social Or Environmental Ethics
THE4803 - Ethical Issues in Contemporary Society
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
as from 2011 no new registrations will be accepted for the Comprehensive Hons BTh degree. Students who are already enrolled for this programme have until 2013
to compelte it. Students who do not complete the qualification by the end of 2013 will be transferred to the Postgraduate Diploma in Theology in 2014.
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Biblical
NQF Exit Level 7
Archaeology New Curriculum
Qualification code 05452 - NEW Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with Biblical Archaeology as a major or any other Bachelors degree. in the latter case students will have to complete
a compulsory module which will introduce them to the subject Biblical Archaeology
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
ECH4804 - The Jesus Movement in Its Context: Jesus Research and Christian Origins in
Archaeological Perspective
ECH4805 - Digging Up the Church History: Early Christianity in the Roman Empire
ECH4807 - Orientation in Early Christian Archaeology
HPECH81 - Research in New Testament and Early Christian Studies
HRECH86 - New Testament and Early Christian Studies Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical
NQF Exit Level 8
Archaeology New Testament Period
Qualification code 99408 - NTP Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with at least 60% in an applicable subject.
First Level
.
HPECH81 - Research in New Testament and Early Christian Studies
HRECH86 - New Testament and Early Christian Studies Research Report
ELECTIVES. Select THREE of the following modules
ECH4802 - Christian Origins: the Formation of Early Christian Discourse
ECH4803 - Making Christianities: Competing Identities in A Religiously Diverse World
ECH4804 - The Jesus Movement in Its Context: Jesus Research and Christian Origins in
Archaeological Perspective
ECH4805 - Digging Up the Church History: Early Christianity in the Roman Empire
ECH4807 - Orientation in Early Christian Archaeology
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Biblical
NQF Exit Level 8
Archaeology Old Testament Period
Qualification code 99408 - OTP Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with at least 60% in an applicable subject.
First Level
Compulsory.
HPHBA81 - Research Proposal in Biblical Archaeology
HRHBA85 - Research Report in Biblical Archaeology
ELECTIVE: Select 3 of the following modules:
HBA4802 - Biblical Archaeology of the Late Bronze Age, Iron Age and the Babylonian and
Persian Periods
HBA4803 - Applied Biblical Archaeology
HBA4804 - Biblical Archaeology and Every Day Life in the Biblical World
HBA4806 - An Orientation to Biblical Arghaeology
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Archaeology NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99406 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bahelor’s degree with an average of 60% pass in Archaeology as a major.
First Level
Compulsory.
AGE4801 - Theory and Interpretation in Archaeology
HRAAR81 - Anthropological and Archaeological Research Report
Optional Modules: Choose 3 from the following:
AGE4802 - Hunter-Gatherers and Herders in Africa (Archaeology)
AGE4803 - Early African Farming Communities and Complex Societies
AGE4804 - Historical Archaeology
AGE4805 - Managing Archaeological Heritage
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Ancient Near NQF Exit Level 7
Eastern Studies
Qualification code 05541 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree or an equivalent qualification and have passed third level course in one of the following subjects: Ancient Near
Eastern studies, Biblical Studies, Biblical Archaeology, Ancient studies or any other related major approved by the Chair of department
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
ANE4802 - Religious World of the Ancient Near East
ANE4803 - Society of the Ancient Near East
ANE4804 - Material Culture of the Ancient Near East
HPANE81 - Research Proposal in Ancient Near Eastern Studies
HRANE85 - Research Article: Applied to Ancient Near Eastern Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
Pre: HPANE81
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS Those students who have not completed the degree MA with specialization in Ancient Languages and Cultures (code: 07846)
(which had a Honours exit level) may receive certain credits for the new Honours curriculum which correspond with the old curriculum. Students who have passed
any three of the following modules, MLCRECQ, MLCPLOJ, MLCCULL, MLCSOC, MLCTEXN, MLCEPID, MLCTHOK, MLCCONA, MLCDRA5, MLCSOU6 and
MLCTOP4 will receive credits for the following three required papers in the new curriculum, namely ANEREL8 (ANE4802), ANESOCN (ANE4803) and ANEMATN
(ANE4804). Students who have passed ANELIT5 in the new Hons BA in Ancient Near Eastern Studies during 2006 will receive full credit for one of the papers,
ANEREL8, ANESOCN or ANEMATN, but not for ANERECU or ANERESF.
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Ancient Near NQF Exit Level 8
Eastern Studies
Qualification code 99402 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelors degree or an equivalent qualification and have passed third level course in one of the following subjects: Ancient Near
Eastern studies, Biblical Studies, Biblical Archaeology, Ancient studies or any other related major approved by the Chair of department
First Level
.
ANE4802 - Religious World of the Ancient Near East
ANE4803 - Society of the Ancient Near East
ANE4804 - Material Culture of the Ancient Near East
HPANE81 - Research Proposal in Ancient Near Eastern Studies
HRANE85 - Research Article: Applied to Ancient Near Eastern Studies
Pre/Co-requisites
Pre:HPANE81
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Archival
NQF Exit Level 7
Science
Qualification code 0555X Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements A BTech Archival Studies Or a three-year Bachelors degree and a Post Diploma Certificate in Archival Studies Or a three-year degree
and another tertiary qualification in Archival Science or Record Studies Or a three year degree and at least ten years full-time
experience as an archivist or records manager, provided that the Chair of the Department may prescribe an assignment, oral or a
written examination as an additional requirement for admission.
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level
Compulsory
HINKMEL Research Methodology in Infomation Science
Optional papers: Choose 3 papers from the following
HINKBSC Information Management
HINKNAJ Research Article
HTINBED Advanced Management of Information Enterprises
HTINGEP User studies, including reading, reading theory, literacy and collections of
management
HTINHER Information organisation and retrieval studies
HTINREG Foundations, record studies and knowledge production/creation
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Modules HINKMEL, HTINREG, HTINHER, HTINBED, HINKNAJ, HINKISS , HINKBSC, and HTINGEP are discontinued in 2010. Students who will not have completed their Honours
BInf (Degree code: 05827) must choose a substitute paper from the modules offered in the following list:
Old code
HINKMEL
HTINREG
HTINHER
HTINBED
HINKNAJ
HINKISS
HINKBSC
HTINGEP
New code
HIN4801
HAI4801
HIN4803
HAI4801
HRINS81
HIN4802
HAI4801
HAI4803
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Archival
NQF Exit Level 7
Science
Qualification code 0555X - N11 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
A BTech Archival Studies Or a three-year Bachelors degree and a Post Diploma Certificate in Archival Studies Or a three-year degree
and another tertiary qualification in Archival Science or Record Studies Or a three year degree and at least ten years full-time
experience as an archivist or records manager, provided that the Chair of the Department may prescribe an assignment, oral or a
written examination as an additional requirement for admission.
First Level
HAI4801 Advanced Information and Knowledge Management
HIN4801 Research Methodology in Infomation Science
HIN4802 Social Impact of Information and Communication Technology
HIN4803 Theory of Information Science
HRINS81 Research Report in Information Science
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Modern
NQF Exit Level 8
European Languages and Literature
Qualification code 99419 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree 60% in applicable major subject, but students with less than 60% may apply
First Level
Compulsory.
HML4801 - Re-Reading the Literary Canon
HML4802 - Texts in Context
HML4803 - Language Studies and Translation Practice
HML4804 - Cultural Encounters
HRCWL81 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Classical NQF Exit Level 7
Studies Ancient History
Qualification code 05703 - ANH Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree 60% in applicable major subject.(Ancient History, Classical Culture, Greek or Latin)
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
CLS4801 - Historical Methodology and Classical Reception
CLS4802 - Greek History/Classical Society
CLS4803 - Classical Thought and Roman History
CLS4804 - Literary Texts and Historical Sources
HRCWL81 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
study unit passed
CLSRECU; AHSMETT
CLSSOCN; AHSGRKS; MLCSOCJ
CLSTHOP; AHSROMS; MLCTHOK
CLSTEXS; AHSSTDW; MLCTEXN
CLSTOP9; AHSARTH
modules which may not be taken
CLS4801
CLS4802
CLS4803
CLS4804
HRCWL81
A student who chooses Ancient History (Stream A) cannot register for HRCWL81 unless CLS4801, CLS4802, CLS4803 and CLS4804 (in that order) have already
been passed or are taken concurrently.
CLS4801: Historical methodology
This paper examines the methodological uses and abuses of epigraphic, numismatic and archaeological evidence in the rediscovering of Greco-Roman history. A
number of distinct study topics are investigated, including archaeology and its relevant techniques, as well as a detailed study of ancient coins and inscriptions.
CLS4802: Greek history
in this paper students may study either the socio-political history of Archaic Greece (the First Olympiad to 500 BC) OR the rise of Philip II and Alexander in the fourth
century BC.
CLS4803: Roman history
This paper offers an examination of the Augustan principate and its political and constitutional significance.
CLS4804: Historical sources
in this paper students engage in detailed analysis of the literary, epigraphic and numismatic source material for the periods studied in CLS4802 and CLS4803.
HRCWL81: Research report and research methodology
the purpose of this paper is to guide students in acquiring the necessary skills to embark on a major research project. Students will engage with research methodologies
in the field of Ancient History and will write an extended essay on a topic selected in consultation with the relevant lecturer. the research essay will replace the
formal examination in this paper.
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Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Classical NQF Exit Level 7
Studies Classical Culture (Greek Or Latin)
Qualification code 05703 - CGL Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree 60% in applicable major subject.(Ancient History, Classical Culture, Greek or Latin)
Repeaters only Until 2013
First Level
Compulsory.
CLS4801 - Historical Methodology and Classical Reception
CLS4802 - Greek History/Classical Society
CLS4803 - Classical Thought and Roman History
CLS4804 - Literary Texts and Historical Sources
HRCWL81 - Research Report
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
study unit passed
CLSRECU; AHSMETT
CLSSOCN; AHSGRKS; MLCSOCJ
CLSTHOP; AHSROMS; MLCTHOK
CLSTEXS; AHSSTDW; MLCTEXN
CLSTOP9; AHSARTH
modules which may not be taken
CLS4801
CLS4802
CLS4803
CLS4804
HRCWL81
A student who chooses Classical Culture, Greek or Latin (Stream B) must first pass or take concurently CLS4802, CLS4803 and CLS4804 (in any order) to be followed
by CLS4801 and HRCWL81 (in that order).
the module descriptions below apply to Classical Culture students. Students of the ancient languages should contact the Department for language specific syllabi.
CLS4804: Literary texts
This paper provides the opportunity to study a literary theme at the depth required for postgraduate study. the default theme is literary treatments of the Phaedra
myth, studied through close analysis of the tragedies of Euripides’ Hippolytus and Seneca’s Phaedra. an additional outcome of the paper is the ability to situate
authors of the Classical world within their own contexts and within the broad history of Classical literature.
CLS4802: Classical society
This paper uses Apuleius’ Metamorphoses to gain insight into ancient society broaching issues like sexuality, slavery, religion, and magic. From this general
background, students may select to either study the notions of religion or gender in greater detail. in the religion option, Students may choose from topics such as
Neoplatonism, mystery religions, the imperial cult and the rise of Christianity, sacrifice and the mutual influence between Christianity and pagan religion. the gender
perspective allows fresh and surprising insights into ancient society by means of various sources..
CLS4803: Classical thought
This paper intends to highlight some aspects of the intellectual history bequeathed to us by the Greeks and the Romans. Students may choose an investigation into
the relationship between morality and societal changes in early Greece, or, among others, a study of the ancient sophists who, coinciding with the rise of democracy,
confronted their contemporaries with ideas of moral relativity and persuasive speaking regardless of the truth.
CLS4801: Reception
This paper investigates how texts and images from the ancient world are adapted to new contexts and how Greek and Roman values are perceived and used as
renewable forces in current debates. By means of an in-depth study of the reception of the theme treated in the module CLS4804 (e.g. the Phaedra myth), the paper
aims at enhancing students’ knowledge of the relationship between the arts, culture and society.
HRCWL81: Research report
the purpose of this paper is to guide students in acquiring the necessary skills to embark on a major research project. Students will engage with research methodologies
in the field of Ancient History and will write an extended essay on a topic selected in consultation with the relevant lecturer. the research essay will replace the
formal examination in this paper.
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Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Classical NQF Exit Level 8
Hebrew
Qualification code 99424 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with Classical Hebrew 3
First Level
.
HPSEM81 - Research Proposal in Semitic Languages
HRSEM85 - Research Report: Applied to Semitic Languages
SEM4802 - The World of Ancient Languages
SEM4803 - Ancient Israelite and Semitic Societies
SEM4804 - Cultural Background of Canaanite Languages
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification Honours Bachelor of Information Science NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05827 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Repeaters only Until 2014
A three-year or four-year Bachelors degree in Information Science and/or Library Science (including BTech: Information Studies) or
Bachelors degree or Postgraduate Diploma in Information Science and/or Library Science or an equivalent qualification recognised
by Senate or a three-year Bachelors degree with Information Science as a major and have passed Applied Information Science I to
IV. Students with completed National Diploma may apply after satisfying departmental requirements.
First Level
Compulsory
HIN4801 Research Methodology in Infomation Science
Optional Papers: Choose 3 papers from the following
HAI4801 Advanced Information and Knowledge Management
HAI4802 Information Technology for the Organisation and Retrieval
HAI4803 Advanced Aspects of User Studies and Collection Development
HIN4802 Social Impact of Information and Communication Technology
HIN4803 Theory of Information Science
HRINS81 Research Report in Information Science
HTINBED Aspects of Advanced Management of Information Enterprises
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Students who stilll have to complete their Honours BInf (Degree code: 05827) must choose a substitute paper from the modules offered in the following list:
Old code
HINKMEL
HTINREG
HTINHER
HTINBED
HINKNAJ
New code
HIN4801
HAI4801
HA14802
HAI4801
HRINS81
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Information Science NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05827 - N11 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
A three-year or four-year Bachelors degree in Information Science and/or Library Science (including BTech: Information Studies) or
Bachelors degree or Postgraduate Diploma in Information Science and/or Library Science or an equivalent qualification recognised
by Senate or a three-year Bachelors degree with Information Science as a major and have passed Applied Information Science I to
IV. Students with completed National Diploma may apply after satisfying departmental requirements.
First Level
HAI4801 Advanced Information and Knowledge Management
HAI4802 Information Technology for the Organisation and Retrieval
HAI4803 Advanced Aspects of User Studies and Collection Development
HIN4801 Research Methodology in Infomation Science
HRINS81 Research Report in Information Science
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Bachelor of Arts Honours in Information NQF Exit Level 8
Science
Qualification code 99413 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with Information Science or Archival Science as a major subject
First Level
.
HAI4801 - Advanced Information and Knowledge Management
HIN4801 - Research Methodology in Infomation Science
HIN4802 - Social Impact of Information and Communication Technology
HIN4803 - Theory of Information Science
HRINS81 - Research Report in Information Science
Pre/Co-requisites
Qualification
Honours Bachelor of Arts With
NQF Exit Level 7
Specialisation in Tesol (Teaching English to
Speakers of Other Languages)
Qualification code 05835 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelors degree with 60% in a Language or Lingustics major and at least English II
Repeaters only Until 2014
First Level
Compulsory.
MAPP01S - Issues in Applied Linguistics
MAPP02T - Individual Factors in Language Learning
MAPP04V - Language Learning and Teaching
MAPP05W - Language Assessment
MAPP06X - Text and Discourse Analysis
MSLFNDL - Foundations of Sociolinguistics
MTES01U - English as A Language of Learning
MTES02V - English Grammar and Tesol
MTES03W - English Literature and Tesol
MTES04X - English for Specific Purposes
Pre/Co-requisites
Curriculums 2012: CHS
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Qualification Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociolinguistics NQF Exit Level 7
Qualification code 05843 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements Bachelor’s degree with a major in Linguistics or a Language with 60% in the major
Repeaters only Until 0
First Level
Compulsory.
MSLFNDL - Foundations of Sociolinguistics
MSLIDC8 - Language Ideology and Culture
Optional papers: Choose 4 papers from the following:
APP4801 - Comparative Politics: Africa and Beyond
HCMICOU - Integrated Communication and the Organisation
HCMICPV - International Communication and Political Communication
HCMMCTG - Mass Communication Theory
HCMMOAM - Marketing Communication, Advertising and Public Relations
PSY482V - Social Psychology
Pre/Co-requisites
Rules
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS A student who has passed a paper/module in List A under the old curriculum retains credit for the paper/module passed and
may not register for the module opposite to it under List B. List A List B MSLPLAE, MSLPROB, MSLONOV MSLPLPV MSLCUL3,
MSLIDEA MSLIDC8 SOCIOLK MSLFNDL, MSLVART
Qualification Bachelor of Arts Honours in Media Studies NQF Exit Level 8
Qualification code 99418 Total NQF Credits 120
Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s degree with at least 5 Communication Science modules on 3rd level with an average of 60% - with at least two modules
in the area of specialisation. A research methodology module on the third level of the undergraduate degree must also be completed
(if not, please contact the Department). NOTE: This degree requires a strong theoretical foundation at undergraduate level.
Students without this theoretical foundation are advised to register for Communication Science at NQF level 7 for non-degree purposes.
the Media Studies and Organisational Communication programmes respectively require a Media Studies or Organisational
Communication foundation at undergraduate level. Students who do not have this foundation are advised to register for Media
Studies or Organisational Communication modules for non-degree purposes (such as COM2059, COM3029 and COM303A for
Media Studies, and COM2025, COM2036 and COM3018 for Organisational Communication). Students who did not do a research
methodology paper at NQF level 7 are advised to register for the NQF level 7 module in research methodology (such as COM306D)
for non-degree purposes.
First Level
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COM4802 - Media Research
COM4809 - Advanced Research Report
HCMICPV - International Communication and Political Communication
HCMMCTG - Mass Communication Theory
HCMMPRB - Media Management, Policy and Regulation
Pre/Co-requisites
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