PhD in Afrikaans (Research)
Study Discipline: Arts & Humanities
Study Programme Details
City: Johannesburg
Country: South Africa
Admission Sessions: Summer Session
Mode of Study: Fully on Site
About this Study Course
Embark on the pinnacle of academic exploration with the PhD in Afrikaans (Research) at the University of Johannesburg. Admission to this esteemed doctoral program is subject to stringent criteria, ensuring that only those with a passion for groundbreaking research and the capacity for scholarly contribution are welcomed. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the meticulous selection process, where compliance with minimum admission requirements is just the first step towards a transformative academic journey.
In a landscape where the pursuit of knowledge knows no bounds, the PhD in Afrikaans (Research) offers an opportunity to delve into the complexities of language, culture, and scholarship. The University holds the right to curate a cohort of doctoral candidates who not only meet academic standards but also exhibit the potential to push the boundaries of Afrikaans research.
Overview
Step into the realm of academic mastery with the PhD in Afrikaans (Research), distinguished by the Programme Code P7002Q. This program, available in both part-time and full-time modes, is positioned at NQF Level 10, encompassing a comprehensive 360 credits. As you embark on this intellectual odyssey, envision not just earning a doctoral degree but contributing significantly to the future trajectory of Afrikaans scholarship.
Situated at the Auckland Park Kingsway campus, this program goes beyond traditional doctoral studies. It’s an invitation to become a pioneer, shaping the discourse around Afrikaans and leaving an indelible mark on linguistic and cultural exploration.
Admission Requirements
For admission to a doctoral programme, applicants must have successfully completed a relevant master’s programme in the same or relevant field of study or discipline as determined by the relevant Faculty Board, approved by the SHDC, ratified by Senate and contained in the relevant Faculty Rules and Regulations.
The extent to which applicants meet admission requirements is assessed by the relevant Head of Department, in consultation with the prospective supervisors, in accordance with the admission requirements for the particular doctoral programme determined by the Faculty Board, approved by Senate and contained in the relevant Faculty Rules and Regulations. The Head of Department, in consultation with the relevant Executive Dean, may set additional admission requirements, as approved by the relevant faculty higher degrees committee, for a particular student. Admission requirements are department specific and approved by the Executive Dean. Admission to a doctoral programme is not automatic even if the applicant is in possession of an appropriate preceding qualification.
- Advanced Research Seminars
- Comprehensive Literature Review
- Thesis Proposal Development
- Original Research Project
- Dissertation Defense
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Future Career Outcomes
Our PhD alumni are not just graduates; they are trailblazers, making substantial contributions to academia, research, and beyond. As the industry demands leaders in Afrikaans scholarship, this program equips you with the skills, knowledge, and vision needed to navigate the evolving landscape of linguistic and cultural exploration.
In a dynamic job market, where innovation and expertise are highly sought after, the skills developed during this program become your key to success. From groundbreaking research to nuanced linguistic analysis, the journey through the PhD in Afrikaans (Research) positions you as a thought leader and expert in your field.
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