Qualification
SAQA ID 19487
NQF Level 09
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Master of Arts in Afrikaans

The qualification will expose learners to the frontiers of knowledge in Afrikaans, by enabling them actively to engage with first hand research and extensive writing.

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Qualification type

Master's Degree

Credits

180

Sub-framework

HEQSF - Higher Education Qualifications Sub-framework

Providers listed

1

Qualification snapshot

Official qualification identity fields captured from the qualification record.

Originator

University of Zululand

Quality assurance functionary

CHE - Council on Higher Education

Field

Field 04 - Communication Studies and Language

Subfield

Language

Qual class

Regular-Provider-ELOAC

Recognise previous learning

N

Important dates

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Registration start

2024-07-01

Registration end

2027-06-30

Last date for enrolment

2028-06-30

Last date for achievement

2031-06-30

Purpose and entry context

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Purpose and rationale

The qualification will expose learners to the frontiers of knowledge in Afrikaans, by enabling them actively to engage with first hand research and extensive writing.

Entry requirements and RPL

Learners are expected to have a level 6 (Honours) qualification, in Afrikaans. Learners who have obtained a mark of less than 60% in this qualification will not usually be admitted to Afrikaans Masters.

Structure and assessment

Qualification rules, exit outcomes, and assessment criteria from the SAQA record.

Exit level outcomes

In the course of this research and writing learners will master sophisticated subject matter, including the lastest theories in literary or language studies; will exhibit a comprehensive knowledge of the field of study; will be engaged in independent analysis and evaluation of relevant material; will engage in critical reviews of work done to date in their fields; will hone reading, writing and research skills; will cope with contradictory information and views; will exhibit confident and flexible approaches of problems and deploy relevant and appropriate means in solving those problems.

Associated assessment criteria

Integrated assessment

Learners are expected to produce a dissertation on an approved subject.

Progression and comparability

Articulation options

A pass of 60% or more will enable learners to study further at Afrikaans Doctoral level.

Notes

As per the SAQA Board decision/s at that time, this qualification was Reregistered in 2006; 2009; 2012; 2015.

NOTES

N/A

Providers currently listed

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University of Zululand

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