UNISA BACHELOR ARTS DEGREES

UNISA BACHELOR ARTS DEGREES

Bachelor of Arts General Degree


Qualification code:02038 – GE1
NQF Exit level: 7
Total NQF credits:360
Admission requirements: Senior Certificate with Matriculation Exemption Or NSC with Degree admission Or qualify for Conditional Exemption from the Matriculation Board
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  1. Each BA curriculum must consist of:
    1. THIRTY MODULES (12 credits each)
    2. FIVE fundamental modules
    3. An approved combination of TWO MAJOR SUBJECTS – Please see below the RULES FOR THE MAJOR SUBJECTS.
    4. Not more than TWELVE MODULES from Group B
    5. 10 modules on each of first, second and third level.
    6. The BA General Degree cannot be completed in less than THREE YEARS.
Example:  BA Degree with Psychology and English as Major Subjects
First Level Pre/Co-requisites Second Level Pre/Co-requisites Third Level Pre/Co-requisites
Psychology:
PYC1501 PYC2601 Pre:Any 4 first level modules PYC3701 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
PYC1502 PYC2602 Pre:Any 4 first level modules PYC3702 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
RSC2601 Pre: Any 2 modules PYC3703 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
PYC3704 Pre: RSC2601
PYC3705 Pre:Any 4 first level modules
English:
ENN101D ENN203J Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN303M Pre:Any 4 first level modules
ENN102E ENN204K Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN311M Pre:Any 4 first level modules
ENN205L Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN314Q Pre:Any 4 first level modules
ENN207N Pre:Any 4 first level modules ENN315R Pre:Any 4 first level modules
10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total 10 Modules in Total
Fundamental Modules:
Your curriculum MUST consist of FIVE of the following fundamental modules:
  • PLS2601 Critical Reasoning
  • PYC2605 HIV/Aids care & counselling
  • ENN103F English for academic purposes
  • AFL1501 Understanding language usage: African cultural perspective
  • EWS2601 Understanding society & yourself in a changing world
  • HRV1601 Human Rights, Values and Social Transformation (Human Rights)
RULES FOR THE MAJOR SUBJECTS:
  1. the letter ‘M’ before the name of a subject under Group A or B below indicates that it may be selected as a major subject.
  2. You are referred to the My Module Brochure regarding the prescribed modules for a major subject combination.
  3. Both major subjects may be selected from Group A but, ONLY ONE MAY BE FROM Group B.
  4. A subject the student has passed as a major or principal subject for a completed degree may not be selected as a major for this degree.
  5. the following major subject combinations MAY NOT BE SELECTED:
    1. Development Studies and one of: Economics, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Statistics
    2. Economics and one of: Development Studies, Public Administrationh) Industrial and Organisational Psychology and one of: Development Studies, Public Administration, Psychology
    3. Mathematics and Psychology
    4. Psychology and one of: Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Mathematics
    5. Public Administration and one of: Economics, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Statistics
    6. Statistics and one of: Development Studies, Psychology, Public Administration
    7. Not more than two major subjects from any of the following groups: Arabic, Islamic studies, (Ancient History, Classical Culture only one major). Southern Sotho and either Northern Sotho or Tswana, (Xhosa or Zulu), Tsonga, Venda
Group A
M African Languages (Northern Sotho, Southern Sotho, Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa, Zulu) M International Politics
M African Politics M Islamic Studies
M Afrikaans Italian
M Ancient History Judaica
M Ancient Near Eastern Culture Latin
M Anthropology M Linguistics
Applied Information Science M Mandarin Chinese
M Arabic Marriage Guidance and Counselling
M Archaeology Modern Hebrew
M Art History Modern Romance Literatures in English
M Biblical Archaeology M New Testament
M Biblical Studies M Old Testament
M Classical Culture M Philosophy
M Communication Science M Politics
M Community Ministry M Portuguese
M Congregational Ministry M Psychology
M Development Studies M Religious Studies
M English Russian
M French M Scripture Studies
M General Education M Sociology
German Spanish
Greek (Ancient) M Theologies in Context
Hebrew (Classical) M Theory of Literature
M History M Welfare Science
M Music in History and Society M World Languages and Literature
M Information Science

 
Group B
M Administration of Criminal Justice M Geography
Biology M Industrial and Organisational Psychology
Chemistry Information Systems
Commercial Law Introduction to the Theory of Law
Communication Law M Mathematics
Computer Concepts M Private Law
Criminal Law M Public Administration
M Criminology Public International Law
Economic History Science for Society
M Economics M Statistics (as for Economic and Management Sciences)
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