BA with specialisation in Linguistics and Language Practice Extended

Purpose

This is a first formative qualification. A successful student will have acquired the intellectual competencies and practical skills to discuss, problematise and investigate human conduct and interaction, particularly in the South African context.

Career Opportunities

Language practitioner (translator, text editor, interpreter), language planner, language manager, lexicographer, terminologist, copy writer, journalist, subtitler, plain language specialist

Admission Requirements

A minimum APS of 24 to 26, 5 (60%+) in English or A minimum APS of 27, 4 (50%+) in English.

Selection Process

Selection will be considered based on academic merit.

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