Master of Arts in Anthropology
The purpose of this programme is to enable candidates to acquire adequate research skills in Anthropology within the Faculty of Arts. This requires attention to the following three important aspects: - A broadening and deepening of a student's knowledge in the Anthropology disciplines as specified. This is achieved through course work leading to detailed literature surveys.
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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 the Western Cape
Quality assurance functionary
CHE - Council on Higher Education
Field
Field 07 - Human and Social Studies
Subfield
General Social Science
Qual class
Regular-Provider-ELOAC
Recognise previous learning
Y
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 purpose of this programme is to enable candidates to acquire adequate research skills in Anthropology within the Faculty of Arts. This requires attention to the following three important aspects:
- A broadening and deepening of a student's knowledge in the Anthropology disciplines as specified. This is achieved through course work leading to detailed literature surveys.
- The development of basic research skills.
- The writing of a mini-thesis on the basis of an accepted research proposal.
Entry requirements and RPL
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Prior learning may be recognised for access.
Entry Requirements
Learners with a relevant Honours Degree, Level 8 or equivalent (Level 8) may be admitted.
Structure and assessment
Qualification rules, exit outcomes, and assessment criteria from the SAQA record.
Exit level outcomes
- Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of Anthropology.
- Do research on a limited Anthropology topic.
- Express knowledge and generic research skills in Anthropology in an integrated, logical and coherent manner through written work.
- Conduct delimitation, literature searches, logical analysis, balanced interpretation, structuring and expressing, abstract thoughts in a logical and coherent way, the consistent use of a system of references.
Associated assessment criteria
Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcomes
- An in-depth knowledge of Anthropology is demonstrated in projects and papers produced.
- Research is completed and evidence is produced on a limited Anthropology topic of study.
- Knowledge and generic research skills are expressed in Anthropology in an integrated, logical and coherent manner through written work.
- Abstract thoughts are structured and expressed in a logical and coherent way.
- Delimitation, literature searches, logical analysis, balanced interpretation are conducted whilst demonstrating consistent use of a system of references.
Integrated Assessment
The following forms of assessment are used
- Research papers.
- Examinations.
- A research proposal.
- A mini-thesis.
Progression and comparability
Articulation options
Horizontal Articulation
Master of Arts in Sociology, Level 9.
Vertical Articulation
The Master's Degree leads to Doctoral research in a related discipline.
Providers currently listed
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