BSc Geographical and Archaeological Studies
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Embark on a journey of exploration and discovery with our BSc degree in Geographical and Archaeological Studies. Immerse yourself in the study of environmental change, policy, systems, information systems, and remote sensing, shaping your understanding of the dynamic world we inhabit.
Overview
Envision a Bachelor of Science degree that transcends boundaries, rooted in the vibrant landscapes of southern Africa while addressing global challenges. The field of Geographical and Archaeological Studies delves into critical issues such as climate change, environmental policy, and development agendas.
As you step into the world of Geography, you’ll traverse Earth Systems, from climate studies to biodiversity, and Environmental Change, exploring land degradation and management. Dive into the intricacies of Environmental Policy, understanding global and national agendas, and master Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing in our state-of-the-art labs. Explore Human Society, delving into economic development, cultural geography, food security, and urban dynamics.
Your learning extends beyond the classroom, with research forming a vital foundation. Engage in group fieldwork, independent research, and immersive field trips that bring your studies to life. South Africa’s archaeological richness becomes your canvas, spanning over two million years and offering a glimpse into the evolution of technology, rock art, and the origins of humans.
Admission Requirements
Crafting a well-rounded student profile begins with meeting specific requirements tailored to your chosen path within Geographical and Archaeological Studies. From APS scores to language proficiency and NBT results, we value diverse perspectives and welcome applicants with a passion for exploring the world.
- APS 42+
- English Home Language OR First Additional Language Level 5
- Mathematics Level 5
Wait-listing: Applicants with 40-41 points may be wait-listed, subject to place availability.
National Benchmark Test: All Faculty of Science applicants must write the National Benchmark Tests (NBT) to enhance support during their studies.
- Earth and Atmospheric Processes
- Environmental Governance: From local to Global
- Conservation Biogeography
- Geographic Information Systems
- Science and Mapping Systems
- Thinking Geographically: Concepts and Practices in Human Geography
- Archaeology
The Fee For This Programme Is 45430 ZAR
Future Career Outcomes
Meet alumni who have not just studied geography but have become changemakers in fields ranging from environmental conservation to archaeological discoveries. Explore career outcomes that align with industry demands, showcasing the relevance and impact of our program in the ever-evolving job market.