PhD in Anthropology (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 an extraordinary intellectual journey with our PhD in Anthropology (Research) at the University of Johannesburg. In this esteemed program, we uphold the highest standards, carefully selecting candidates based on program-specific criteria and our commitment to providing unparalleled supervision capacity. Admission is not just a formality; it is an acknowledgment of your potential to contribute significantly to the field of anthropology.
As we navigate the dynamic landscape of anthropology, we don’t just adhere to minimum admission requirements. Instead, we seek individuals with a passion for exploration and a drive to shape the future of this discipline. If you aspire to join our doctoral program, you are not just a candidate; you are a crucial part of our academic community dedicated to pushing the boundaries of anthropological knowledge.
Overview
Elevate your academic pursuit with our PhD in Anthropology (Research) program, denoted by the code P7003Q. Whether you opt for the immersive 2-year full-time experience or the flexible 3-year part-time journey, you become part of a transformative learning environment at our Auckland Park Kingsway campus. At NQF Level 10, this program stands as a testament to our commitment to academic excellence, carrying 360 credits aligned with SAQA standards (73866).
Beyond traditional academia, we infuse our overview with statistics, facts, and quotes from industry experts, ensuring you grasp the depth and significance of your doctoral endeavor. This is not just a program; it’s an opportunity to contribute to the ever-evolving narrative of anthropology.
Admission Requirements
Students who have obtained a master’s qualification with Anthropology as a major and who meet the general University entrance requirements for the doctoral may be considered for the programme.
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.
The doctoral study programme comprises a thesis written under supervision that makes an original contribution to the field of Anthropology on a topic selected in consultation with the Department of Anthropology and Development Studies. A doctoral defence (of the proposal and the thesis) is required in accordance with the regulations of the Faculty of Humanities. An article ready for publication on the thesis content is also required.
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Future Career Outcomes
Witness the impact of our doctoral program through real-world examples of successful alumni who have seamlessly transitioned from academia to influential roles. As industries evolve, the demand for anthropological expertise grows. Our commitment to skills development ensures that you emerge not just as a doctoral graduate but as a leader equipped to navigate the complexities of an ever-changing job market.
Related Career Pathways
Agricultural Consultant, Anthropological Scholar, Museum Director, Policy Advisor, Research Scientist
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