Master of Arts Degree in African Languages and Culture
- Entry level
- A-Level entry
- Field of study
- Languages & Communication
- Duration
- 1.5 years
- Institution
- Midlands State University
Entry requirements
As the institution publishes it
A good first degree in African Languages and Culture, English and Communication, or Linguistics (or approved equivalent).
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About this programme
Studies African languages, literature and cultural heritage, with attention to Zimbabwean languages and their place in education, media and the economy. Offered at master's level, it builds on a first degree and typically combines coursework with a research dissertation.
What you will study
Linguistics of African languages, oral and written literature, language planning and policy, translation, culture and heritage, research methods and a dissertation.
Further study and pathways
Master's study in African languages and culture or applied linguistics.
Source: Midlands State University: MSU_Programme_Catalogue.xlsx, sheet "Programmes"
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