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History
Broadly, History involves the study of the past and its impact on the present and aspirations for the future. This programme enables a student to conduct in-depth research into how our past shapes our present and how our present shapes our future. A student will also be able to understand how the present is shaped by versions of the past…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/social-sciences/social-anthropology
Social Anthropology
Social anthropologists seek to understand how people make their lives meaningful, how these everyday lives shape our society and are in turn shaped by the global flow of information through the media, medical discourse, economic policy and historical transformation. Social Anthropology is best geared to help us understand our…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/unit-languages-and-literature-sa-context/contact-us
Contact us
Prof Phil van Schalkwyk (Director) +27 18 299 1492 phil.vanschalkwyk@nwu.ac.zahttp://humanities.nwu.ac.za/unit-languages-and-literature-sa-context/postgruadate-qualifications
Postgruadate Qualifications
The following postgraduate qualifications are offered by the Research Unit: Languages and Literature in the South African Context: Magister Artium: MA in Afrikaans and Dutch MA in Linguistics and Literary Theory MA in Applied Language Studies MA in…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/management/executive-deans-office
Executive Dean's Office
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About us
Population and Health is a research focus area (RFA) housed in the Faculty of Humanities. The primary focus of the entity is to conduct high-quality research addressing equity and sustainable development issues in diverse global societies, with a particular emphasis on Sub-Saharan Africa. Currently, the entity consists of three main…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/population-and-health/projects
Projects
Highlights of ongoing projects initiated by staff of the Population and Health RFA. There are several projects at different stages of development conducted by entity members, and the list will be updated with new developments. They fall under different sub-programs whose information appeared in other sections. a) Psychological…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/population-and-health/contact-us
Contact us
(Acting Director: Population and Health Research Focus Area) Dr Karabo Mhele Tel: +27 18 389 2166 Email: karabo.mhele@nwu.ac.za Mafikeng Campus North-West University Administrative Officer Thabang Mmokonyana Tel: +27 18 389 2278 Email: thabang.mmokonyana@nwu.ac.za Mafikeng Campus North-West Universityhttp://humanities.nwu.ac.za/communication/communication-studies-test
Communication Studies Test
The School of Communication houses the subject groups Graphic Design, History of Art, and Communication and is run by a team of dynamic academics with a unique combination of career expertise and academic qualifications. The module content is revised regularly to make sure we remain at the forefront of developments in our respective…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/communication-studies/communication
Communication
[accordion] Overview The communication programme offers students an interdisciplinary foundation in the theoretical underpinnings and skills necessary to become communication, media and public relations practitioners and informed/critical media producers and consumers. The purpose of the qualification is to enable students to…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/communication/staff-history-art
Staff - History of Art
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Administrative staff
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