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To apply online you must have a working email address that is not shared with another 2013 UCT applicant.
Correspondence
Please address correspondence to or to:
The Director of Admissions, University of Cape Town, Private Bag X3, Rondebosch, 7701, South Africa.
For faculty-specific and other queries, please use the contact details at the back of this book.
We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this Directions for Applicants booklet and other
handbooks. However, we reserve the right at any time, if circumstances dictate, to:
(i) change any of the published details as well as the courses and curricula on offer, or
(ii) add to, or withdraw any of, the courses on offer.
Contents
PART A:
• Application procedures 3
PART B:
• Applying online for admission in 2013 8
PART C:
• Completing a paper application for admission in 2013 9
• Codes you will use when completing a paper application form 11
Contact details 34
Maps of UCT campus and surrounding areas 35
Carl Herman
Director: Admissions
Dear Applicant
Thank you for your interest in studying at the University of Cape Town. We strive to be a world class university in Africa. Established in 1829,
we are South Africa s oldest university, and the leading university in Africa.
As a postgraduated student, you will join a research led institution where we have significantly more A rated (or rated) researchers, SARChl
chair holders, and academics and graduate students publishing in leading journals than at any SA university, and an academic community
which includes over a third of SA s postdoctoral research fellows.
With a rich mix of South African students, and more than 100 countries represented on campus, UCT offers diversity that is worthy of celebration.
The educational experience is multi-dimensional.
This booklet will help you to complete your application online. After you apply, we will send you your applicant number. Please quote this

number in all subsequent communication. Do not hesitate to contact us should you need further information. ( Where applicants are unable
to apply online they should contact us for hard copy application forms.)
We are proud of the students who study here, each of whom contributes to the vitality of UCT. We look forward to receiving your application
and hope to welcome you to UCT in 2013.
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Mfaki —Sicelo Obekekileyo
Enkosi ngomdla wakho wokufuna ukufunda kwiYunivesithi yaseKapa. Sizamela ukuba yiyunivesithi ekudidi lwehlabathi e-Afrika. Isekwe ngo-
1829,yeyona yunivesithi indala yaseMzantsi Afrika, nehamba phambili e-Afrika.
Njengomfundi ofundela izifundo ezikwinqanaba eliphakamileyo, uza kujoyina iyunivesithi ehamba phambili kuphando apho sinabaphandi
ababekwa kudidi lokuqala(A) nangaphezulu, abaphandi ababambe izihlalo zeSARChl, izifundiswa nabafundi abanezidanga abapapashayo
kwijenali eziphambili ngaphezu kwazo zonke ezinye iiyunivesithi zalapha eMzantsi-Afrika, nalapho uluntu lwezifundiswa oluquka ngaphezu
kwesithathu eshumini iluphando loogqirha abenza ifellowships.
Kukho ingxubevange yabafundi base-Mzantsi-Afrika, nangaphezulu kwe-100 lamazwe amelweyo ekhampasini, i-UCT inika umxube wenkcubeko
odinga ukubhiyozelwa. Amava emfundo apha anabile.
Le ncwadana iza kunceda ukuzalisa isicelo kwikhompyutha(online). Emva kokuba ufake isicelo, siza kunika inombolo yesicelo sakho. Nceda
uyifake le nombolo kulo lonke unxibelelwano olulandelayo. Ungalibazisi ukusifonela xa ufuna ulwazi oluthe vetshe.(Apho abafundi bangakwaziyo
ukufaka isicelo kunxibelelwano ngekhompyutha(online) mabaqhagamshelane nathi bazofumana amaxwebu efomu)
Siyazingca ngabafundi abafunda apha, apho umfundi ngamnye anegalelo ekudlamkiseni i-UCT. Silindele ukufumana esakho isicelo yaye
sinethemba lokukwamkela e-UCT ngo-2013.
Beste Voornemende nagraadse student,
Dankie vir jou belangstelling om aan die Universiteit van Kaapstad te studeer. Die Universiteit van Kaapstad strewe daarna om n
w reldklas-universiteit te wees. Ons is Suid Afrika se oudste universiteit (in 1829 gestig) en die toonaangewende universiteit in Afrika.
As n nagraadse student sal jy deel word van n navorsingsgeleide instelling met aansienlik meer A-gegradeerdenavorsers, SARChl
aanstellings en navorsingspublikasies in vooraanstande vaktydskrifte as enige ander Suid-Afrikaanse universiteit. Meer as n derde van
Suid Afrika se post-doktorale navorsingsgenote is by die Universiteit van Kaapstad aangestel.
Ons studentegemeeskap, met sy verskeidenheid Suid Afrikaanse en buitelandse studente (uit meer as n honderd lande) bevorder n
ryk en diverse leerervaring.
Die riglyne wat volg sal jou help om jou aansoek te voltooi, maar vra gerus as jy verdere navrae het. Voornemende nagraadse studente
moet aanlyn aansoek doen tensy hulle nie n epos adres het nie. Vir die wat nie aanlyn aansoek kan doen nie is aansoekvorms op
navraag beskikbaar. Sodra ons jou aansoek ontvang het, sal ons jou n annsoeknommer stuur wat jy in alle korrespondensie and navrae

moet gebruik.
Ons is trots op ons studente en die bydra wat elkeen tot die UK gemeenskap lewer. Ons sien daarna uit om jou aansoek te ontvang en
hoop om jou in 2013 hier te verwelkom.
Apply online, unless
1. you do not have an email address that is not shared with another 2013 UCT applicant; or
2. you are applying for:
a) short courses and˚professional and continuing education courses; or
b) School for Legal Practice courses
Applicants must approach the School for Legal Practice. Contact 021 650 4481
Application enquiries
If you need help in completing your application, or advice about your choice of programme, please contact us at:
Tel: (021) 650-2128 or email: The Admissions Office is located on Level 4, Masingene, Middle Campus.
Dates by which to apply
The dates below are for coursework master s degrees, honours degrees or PG diplomas. All research master s and PhD applications
remain open throughout the year.
The submission or closing date for coursework postgraduate programmes is 31 October unless otherwise specified below. After the
submission or closing date a selection process takes place. Where places remain after the first round of selection, applications received
after the closing date, will be considered.
Faculty of Commerce: Honours, coursework Master s and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes
31 October 2012 is the closing date for all Commerce PG qualifications except for:
Economics PhD by coursework and dissertation 31 July 2012
MBA (full time or modular) 31 October 2012
MBA (executive programme) 31 December 2012
PG Diploma in Business Administration (PDBA) 30 November 2012
MCom/ MPhil programmes offered by the GSB and starting in March 2013 31 January 2013
Other MCom/ MPhil programmes 31 October 2012
PG Diploma in Business Administration: this programme has multiple selection cycles; for details contact the GSB.
Actuarial Sciences applications require proof of passes in professional examinations, or of exemption recommendations.
Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment: Honours, coursework Master s and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes
31 October is the closing date for all programmes.

Faculty of Health Sciences: Honours, coursework Master s and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes
31 September 2012 is the closing date for all Health Sciences PG programmes except:
All other applicants:
1) International applicants for the Master of Public Health programme: 31 July 2012
2) MPhil in Biokinetics: 31 August 2012*
3) Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing: 31 October 2012*
4) Postgraduate Diploma in Health Professional Education: 31 October 2012*
5) BSc Med(Hons) Exercise Science: Biokinetics 31 August 2012
6) Postgraduate Diploma in Pesticide Risk Management 31 August 2012
* International applicants are urged to apply by 31 July 2012.
Faculty of Humanities: Honours, coursework Master s and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes
MA in Clinical Psychology 1 June2012
All other programmes 31 October 2012
Faculty of Law: Master s and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes
30 September 2012 (for first semester 2013)
31 March 2013 (for second semester 2013)
Faculty of Science: Honours, coursework Master s and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes
Apply by 31 October 2012 in order to be considered in the first round selections in November 2012.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
PART A:
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Submission dates for supporting documents
There are two deadlines:
By 31 October 2012: Submit a mid-year 2012 transcript of results or final transcript if you already have this.
By 15 January 2013: Submit your final 2012 transcript if this was not available in October 2012.
We reserve the right to cancel any application if all the necessary certified hard copies or original transcripts are not submitted on time.
Acceptance deposits: GSB programmes
If you are offered a place on one of the following Graduate School of Business programmes, we will ask you to pay an acceptance
deposit as reflected below. Acceptance deposits are not payable for any other programme. Acceptance deposits will be credited to your
student fee account, but will not be refunded at all.

MBA (executive, full-time and modular programmes)
• South African/African applicants R10 000
• International applicants R15 000
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PDBA)
• South African/African applicants R5 000
• International applicants R15 000
Applications for student housing
Applications for residential accommodation must be received by 30 September 2012. The application is part of the academic application
process. There is one exception - MBA applicants must apply direct to the Graduate School of Business for housing.
UCT has a three-tier residence system that provides different levels of services, governance and management for junior and senior
students.
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First-tier residences provide accommodation for undergraduate men and women students who are usually under the age
of 21. These residences provide students with up to three meals a day in a dining hall.
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Second-tier catering residences provide accommodation for undergraduate students who are usually 21 years or older, for
those who are in their third year of study, and for postgraduate students.
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Second-tier self-catering residences and flats are usually reserved for postgraduate students, or students who are over 21
or in their third year of study. No food services are provided.
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Third-tier residences provide self-catering accommodation for senior and postgraduate students.
Only students applying for full-time study are considered for UCT accommodation.
Application fees
The application fee must accompany your application:
UCT students/graduates (unless applying for the MBA) nil
Postgraduate applications from South Africa and SADC region R100
Postgraduate applications from outside of the SADC region R300
Master of Business Administration applications from South Africa and the SADC region R650
Master of Business Administration applications from outside of the SADC region US$150

Note
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Application fees are not refundable. Paying an application fee does not mean that your application will be successful.
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The application fee may be paid by cheque, postal order, electronic funds transfer (EFT) or credit card. Cash payments may be made
only at the Cashiers Office, Kramer Building, Cross Campus Road, Middle Campus, UCT.
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EFT payments for all degrees/diplomas EXCEPT GSB* must be made to the following account:
Beneficiary: University of Cape Town - No. 1 Sundries Account
Bank: Standard Bank SA Ltd
Branch: Rondebosch, Western Cape
Branch Code: 025009
Account: 071503854
Swift code (for international payments): SBZAZAJJ
Reference Number: 11196, applicant s first name, applicant s last name e.g. 1196 Sally Smith
(This reference must be entered on the appropriate bank form.)
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*EFT payments for the GSB (Graduate School of Business) programmes must be made to the following account:
Beneficiary: University of Cape Town - No. 9 GSB Account
Bank: Standard Bank SA Ltd
Branch: Rondebosch, Western Cape
Branch Code: 025009
Account: 072953004
Swift code (for international payments): SBZAZAJJ
GSB Reference Number: GSB applicant s first name, applicant s last name e.g. GSB Betty Brown
(This reference must be entered on the appropriate bank form.)
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Application fees must be paid in South African rands, except when applying for an MBA programme from outside of the SADC region,
in which case payment should be in US dollars.

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UCT graduates or students are exempt from paying an application fee, except in the case of the MBA.
Funding for South African postgraduate students
Please refer to Section G on page 10 for details, or visit PGFO website: />For details on other funding available, visit />Funding for international postgraduate students
Go to />There is a limited number of scholarships available for international and refugee students. Applicants must access and complete Form
10C. UCT international and refugee student scholarships are NOT full cost awards. Please obtain sufficient funding from other sources.
Before applying to the Postgraduate Funding Office for funding, you must submit your UCT application (Form 1PG). Information and
Application form 10C can be sourced from the Postgraduate Funding Office - or from the Office’s website:
/>The closing date for applications for UCT international and refugee students’ scholarships and supporting documentation is 31 July 2012.
Please return the completed Form 10C direct to the Postgraduate Centre and Funding Office. Late and/or incomplete applications will not
be considered.
International applicants
The International Academic Programmes Office (IAPO) s role is to co-ordinate and facilitate internationally-related initiatives and activities
at UCT. IAPO supports international students and facilitates your integration into the UCT environment. IAPO helps international students
with queries relating to application procedures, application deadlines, visa requirements and international tuition fees. International
students who wish to be affiliated to UCT for short periods, must complete Form 11 which may be accessed from our website at
/>English language proficiency
The medium of instruction and examination at UCT is English. You must have attained one of the following levels of proficiency in English:
For South African applicants:
• A pass equivalent to English (E symbol) at the South African Senior Certificate level. The English requirement for admission
to the Faculty of Humanities is a D symbol; OR
• A pass equivalent to English at the South African National Senor Certificate level, either at Home Language or First Additional
Language level.
For international applicants for whom English is a foreign language:
• A pass in the TOEFL test (the Test of English as a Foreign Language) with a score of at least 570 on the paper-based TOEFL,
or 230 on the computer-based TOEFL test; or 88 on the Internet-based TOEFL test or an overall band score of 7.0 (with no
individual element of the test scoring below 6.0) on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS);
• for applicants who are permanent residents in South Africa and for whom English is a second language: a score of Proficient
for the Academic Literacy section of the National Benchmark Test (NBT) Academic and Quantitative Literacy Test (AQL) written
nationally from May onwards or a pass in the TOEFL test with a score of at least 570; or an overall band score of 7.0 (with no

individual element of the test scoring below 6.0) on the IELTS.
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For more information about the TOEFL (including information on how to register for the tests and dates when tests are held),
applicants should contact TOEFL at: PO Box 6155, Princeton, New Jersey 08541-6155, USA.
Email: Website: www.toefl.org.
Information on TOEFL is also available from the American Embassy or Consulate in your country.
Information about the IELTS may be obtained from the British Council at the British Embassy or Consulate in your country.
Information on IELTS is also available from the British Council, South Africa.
Johannesburg: 33 Hoofd Street Braamfontein 2001
Tel: 0860 012233 Fax: 0860 103525
Email:
If you are writing a TOEFL or IELTS test you must ensure that the test score is received by our Admissions Office no later than
15 January 2013.
Study Visas
In terms of the Immigration Act No 13 of 2002, if you are resident outside of South Africa and are not a South African citizen or do not
have permanent residence, you are required to obtain a study visa to enter the Republic for the purpose of attending the University. The
offer of a study place by the University does not bind the Department of Home Affairs in any way to allow you to study in South Africa,
nor does it remove the need for you to obtain permission to enter the country. If you are offered a study place please apply immediately
for a study visa. Your application must be made to the nearest South African Embassy, Consulate or High Commission. This procedure
could take up to 8 weeks. The application form BI-1738, duly completed, must be accompanied by the following:
(a) Valid passport
(b) A fee (current details are available from the nearest South African Embassy, Consulate or High Commission)
(c) an official letter from UCT confirming provisional acceptance at the institution and the duration of the course
(d) in the case of a person under the age of 21 years.
(i) the particulars of the person in the Republic who will act as that learner’s guardian and a confirmatory letter from
that intended guardian; and
(ii)proof of consent for the intended stay from both parents or from the custodian parent, along with proof of sole
custody in the latter case
(e) a police clearance certificate
(f) medical and radiological reports

(g) documents relating to marital status if applicable
(h) a yellow fever vaccination certificate if that person travelled or intends travelling from or through a yellow fever endemic area:
(i) in the case of a foreign state accepting responsibility for the applicant in terms of a bilateral agreement, a written
undertaking in respect of the departure of the applicant
(j) proof of medical cover with a medical scheme registered in terms of the Medical Schemes Act, 1998 (Act No. 131 of 1998), or
other medical insurance cover recognised in the Republic (access www.medicalschemes.com for a list of medical schemes
recognised in South Africa)
(k) proof of sufficient financial means
(l) payment of a deposit: Provided that such deposit shall be refunded to the depositor after the final departure of the applicant
or after a permit contemplated in section 25 of the Act has been issued to the applicant: Provided further that the payment
of the deposit may be effected by means of a bank guaranteed cheque or credit card at places where such facility exists.
(m) In the case of students from Africa, the payment of the deposit shall not be required: Provided that the Government of the
relevant African country submits a written undertaking to pay all costs relating to the deportation of the student, should this
become necessary.
(n) Other requirements as may be prescribed by the Consulate/Embassy
We recommend that you contact the nearest South African Consulate/Embassy before sending in your visa application, in order to find
out exactly what documents are needed, because requirements may change. It is very important that your study visa is valid for studies
at the University of Cape Town. If you have studied at another South African University or attended high school in South Africa, your study
visa needs to be changed for studies at the University of Cape Town.
International students residing within South Africa will not be able to register unless in possession of a valid study visa and proof of
medical cover. International students (Master s and Doctoral students) living outside South Africa during the academic year may be
registered by the University without having to apply for a study visa. Such students need to obtain a suitable visa when visiting UCT and
their supervisors, and on arrival in Cape Town must report to IAPO with details of their visa.
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Enquiries about study visas should be directed to one of the following:
The Director-General
Department of Home Affairs
Private Bag X9102
8000 Cape Town
Tel: +27 (0) 21 465 5012/2477 Fax: +27 (0) 21 461 2708

International Academic Programmes Office
University of Cape Town
Private Bag X3
7701 Rondebosch
Tel: +27 (0) 21 650 2822 Fax: +27 (0) 21 650 5667
International student fees
International students from outside the SADC region must pay the full international term fee before registration. The International Academic
Programmes Office (IAPO) will send you a fee invoice detailing the cost of your study for the duration of your stay. If you are a student
from the SADC member countries*, you pay the local/South African fee. All non-South African students who qualify for local fee rates
must pay the minimum initial payment of academic and residence fees prior to registration.
*The SADC countries are: Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique,
Namibia, Swaziland, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Please note that the Registrar may cancel your registration at the end of the first term if you have failed to make these payments, or
failed to provide evidence acceptable to the University that a sponsor or bursary organisation will pay the fees for the year, by 15 May.
This includes student housing fees if you are to stay in a UCT student residence.
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APPLY ONLINE FOR ADMISSION IN 2013
In order to apply online, you require:
1. a valid email address that is not used by any other applicant to UCT applying online, and
2. a South African identity number, (if you are South African, or permanent resident in South Africa); or
a passport number (if you are not South African) or a SA permanent resident).
In order to apply, please log on to
The application procedure
Register using a unique email address and password.
You may save, retrieve or amend your application before you submit it.
You will be asked to supply supporting documents such as transcripts or CVs and these must be uploaded as part of your online
application. In addition, certified copies of your final transcripts or results must reach the Admissions Office by 15 January 2013.
Once the application is submitted you cannot amend details of your application yourself. You will need to contact the Admissions Office
in order to change application details.
Within 48 hours after you submit your application online, we will send you an email which:

1. acknowledges your application, and provides your applicant number, which you must use in all future correspondence
with the University;
2. contains your unique log-in details needed to monitor your application through our self-service facility; and
3. contains further Instructions, which you need to follow carefully.
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COMPLETING A PAPER APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION IN 2013
GENERAL
Submit only one application form. If you have applied online you may not submit a paper form.
Your paper application will be processed within 7 days of receipt. We will post to you:
1. an acknowledgment letter which provides you with your applicant number, which you are to use in all future correspondence
with the University;
2. your unique log-in details to allow you to monitor your application through our self-service facility;
3. a data sheet, which contains the details of your application;
In order to apply you will need the following documents:
- Form 1PG - the application form
- Form 4 - to be completed if a relative of yours attended UCT in the past; (this information is for the purposes of updating
the Alumni Office records only).
- Form 10a - the application for postgraduate funding for South African citizens and permanent residents;
(international applicants and refugees may not complete Form 10a, and may contact the Postgraduate Funding Office
direct for the separate application Form 10c).
Note:
• You may need to submit specified documents with your application form. Please send copies and NOT originals. Copies must
be certified by a Commissioner of Oaths. any school principal, postmaster, police officer, advocate or attorney will certify
copies for you. We will retain these copies. Please note that we will not hesitate to prosecute anyone who submits forged documents.
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We DO NOT accept faxed or scanned copies of Form 1PG or any other form.
FORM 1PG
You need codes to complete Form 1PG. See code tables on pages 11 - 29. The sections of Form 1PG are:
Section A: PERSONAL DETAILS

Complete all the fields in this section. Omissions and inaccuracies will delay your application.
All South African citizens and permanent residents must state their SA identity number.
We are committed to addressing the needs of students with disabilities, and will provide facilities, where we can. To make sure that we
can plan services to accommodate your specific disability, please complete the relevant part of this section. Please note that completion
of this part of Section A is voluntary, and that any information you give will not prejudice your application for an academic place, but if
your disability is such that you will require accommodations of any kind, we strongly advise disclosure. Contact our Disability Service
well in advance of applying to UCT, and if possible visit the University to assess the suitability of your programme, the academic department
and the facilities available.
Section B: ACADEMIC APPLICATION
Use the codes in table A.
Section C: CONTACT DETAILS
Please complete this section accurately.
Section D: PREVIOUS ACTIVITIES OTHER THAN HIGHER EDUCATION
Refer to tabel B. List your activities other than education since leaving school in this section. If you wish to give more details of your
activities since leaving school, please use a separate sheet and return with Form 1PG.
Section E: TERTIARY EDUCATION DETAILS
Refer to table C. If you have attended another University, University of Technology, Teachers Training College or College of Nursing you
must submit original transcripts or certified copies of your transcripts issued by the institution(s) concerned. These transcripts must show
courses passed and failed, as well as courses taken but not completed.They should also include the grades and percentages obtained,
qualifications completed, and a statement of conduct. Please include a sworn translation of the documents if not in English or Afrikaans.
If you are currently (2012) registered for higher education studies you must include a transcript which shows your results for previous
years (if any) and the courses for which you are currently registered. By 31 October you must submit a transcript of any 2012 results.
As soon as your 2012 final results become available, you must submit a transcript of these results, together with a certificate of conduct,
to the Admissions Office. Please write your applicant number and choice of programme on the transcript. This final transcipt must be
received by 15 January 2013.
If you are at, or have attended another higher education institution, and you do not indicate this on your application form, your application
will be rejected. If we discover this after you register, we may cancel your registration immediately.
PART C:
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Section F: APPLICATION FOR STUDENT HOUSING

Postgraduate applicants who wish to be considered for a place in student housing must select the self-catering residence option. Please
refer to the website for further information about student accommodation. UCT s student housing policy may be found at:
www.uct.ac.za/apply/residences/applications/application
MBA applicants must apply to the Graduate School of Business for housing.
Section G: POSTGRADUATE FUNDING APPLICATION
If you wish to be considered for funding, you must:
• complete and submit Form 10a if you are a South African citizen or permanent resident, with the required supporting documentation
DIRECT to the Post
graduate Funding Office. Closing date: 31 October 2012
• obtain and submit a Form 10C from the Postgraduate Funding if you are an international applicant or a refugee with the required
supporting documentation DIRECT to the Postgraduate Funding Office. Closing date: 31 October 2012
Section H: DECLARATION
You must sign the declaration. UNSIGNED applications will not be considered.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM POSTGRADUATE APPLICANTS
In addition to your academic transcript/s, you may be required to submit additional documents and information along with your application.
These documents are specified o
n pages 11 - 27. They must be uploaded with your online application, or, if you are not submitting an
application online, submitted as part of your paper application. The additional documents will usually include:
1. CV, indicating work experience (if any, give names(s) employer(s), period(s) of employment (e.g. 2008-2012 and primary area
of responsibility)
2. Research outline, including motivation (or, for a coursework programme or motivation) of specified length
3. Referees names and contact details ( two referees wil be required)
Please ensure, when submitting these documents online, that each document is scanned and uploaded as a single document.
The additional information/documets required for each qualifiaction is indicated in the following pages in the final columns.
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CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code

TABLE A QUALIFICATIONS AND SPECIALISATIONS CODES
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS
Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting Accounting CG010ACC01 Y N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Actuarial Science Actuarial Science CG012BUS01 N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Management Accounting (Conversion) CGO31ACC02 N Y N
Actuarial Science (Conversion) CG031BUS01 N N N
Entrepreneurship CG031BUS03 Y N Y
Information Systems CG031INF01 Y Y N
Marketing CG031BUS07 Y N Y
Sport Management CG031BUS12 Y N Y
Tourism Management CG031BUS13 Y N Y
HONOURS DEGREES
Bachelor of Commerce Honours (P/T) Financial Management CH022FTX02 N N N
Management Information Systems CH022INF01 N N N
Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Full-time) Actuarial Science CH001BUS01 N N N
Economics CH001ECO01 N N N
Finance CH001FTX05 N N N
Financial Analysis & Portfolio Management CH001ECO09 Y N Y
Information Systems CH001INF01 Y N Y
Organisational Psychology CH001BUS08 N N N
Statistics CH001STA07 N N N
Taxation CH001FTX03 N N N
MASTER’S DEGREES BY DISSERTATION
Master of Commerce Accounting CM010ACC01Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Actuarial Science CM010BUS01 N N N N N N
Economics CM010ECO01 Y Y N Y Y Y
Finance CM010FTX05 N N N N N N
Information Systems CM010INF01 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Marketing CM010BUS07 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Organisational Psychology CM010BUS08 N N N N N N

Operations Research CM010STA03 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Statistics CM010STA07 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Taxation CM010FTX03 Y Y Y N N N
Master of Philosophy Actuarial Science CM034BUS01 N N N N N N
MASTER’S DEGREES BY COURSEWORK AND MINOR DISSERTATION
Master of Commerce Actuarial Science CM031BUS01 N N N
Applied Economics CM031ECO12 NNY
(Applications in Development)
CODE TABLES TO BE USED WHEN COMPLETING YOUR APPLICATION FORM
FACULTY OF COMMERCE
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CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Funding Information
Start date
Letter of motivation
& cover letter
CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research

outline
Referees names
Funding Information
Start date
Letter of motivation
& cover letter
Applied Economics ( Economics Stream) CM031ECO08 Y N N
Economics CM031ECO01 Y N Y
Economics & Demography CM031ECO06 N N N
Economic Science CM031ECO05 Y N N
Financial Management CM031FTX02 Y N N
Financial Risk Management CM031FTX06 Y N N
Health Economics CM031ECO07 Y N N
Information Systems CM031INF01 Y Y Y
Investment Management CM031FTX07 Y N N
Organisational Psychology CM031BUS08 N N N
Taxation CM031FTX03 YN N
Master of Philosophy Demography CM033BUS11 Y N Y
Economic and Behavioural Sciences CM033ECO11 Y N N
Mathematical Finance CM033ECO10 Y N Y
Philosophy, Politics & Economics CM033PHI03 N N N
Programme Evaluation CM033BUS15 N N N
DOCTORAL DEGREES
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Accounting CD001ACC01 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Actuarial Science CD001BUS01 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Demography CD001BUS11 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Economics CD001EC001 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Information Systems CD001INF01 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Management Studies CD001BUS06 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Organisational Psychology CD001BUS08 Y Y Y Y Y Y

PhD by Coursework and Thesis Economics CD003EC001 Y Y Y Y Y Y
OCCASIONAL STUDIES
Occasional Postgraduate Commerce General CZ002D0C01 N N N N N N
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Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Business Administration CG029GSB04 Y Y Y
Administration
Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice Business Improvement CG025GSB20 Y Y Y
Corporate Social Investment CG025GSB05 Y Y Y
Event Management CG025GSB06 Y Y Y
Human Resources CG025GSB11 Y Y Y
Insurance Management CG025GSB12 Y Y Y
Management Practice CG025GSB14 Y Y Y
Marketing/Retail CG025GSB15 Y Y Y
Professional Sales Management CG025GSB29 Y Y Y
State Owned Enterprises CG025GSB24 Y Y Y
Strategic Social Engagement CG025GSB25 Y Y Y
Trade Law CG025GSB26 Y Y Y
Wine Management Advanced CG025GSB28 Y Y Y
Wine Management Preliminary CG025GSB27 Y Y Y
FACULTY OF COMMERCE QUALIFICATIONS OFFERED BY THE GSB
CV (incl. work exp)
9 x Essays
Referees names
CV (incl. work exp)
3 x 300 word essay
Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code

CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Funding Information
Start date
Letter of motivation
& cover letter
CV (incl. work exp)
9 x Essays
Referees names
CV (incl. work exp)
9 x Essays
Referees names
MASTER’S DEGREES BY COURSEWORK AND MINOR DISSERTATION
Master of Commerce in Development Finance Development Finance CM035GSB30 Y Y Y
Master of Commerce Management Practice CM021GSB14 Y Y Y
Trade Law & Policy CM021GSB31 Y Y Y
Master of Business Administration MBA (Full-time) CM006GSB16 Y Y Y
Master of Business Administration MBA (Executive programme) CM008GSB09 Y Y Y
Master of Business Administration MBA (Modular programme) CM025GSB17 Y Y Y
MASTER’S DEGREES BY DISSERTATION
Master of Commerce Management Practice CM034GSB14 N N N
Master of Philosophy Management Practice CM034GSB14 Y Y Y N N N
DOCTORAL DEGREES
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Business Administration CD001GSB04 Y Y Y Y Y Y
CV (incl. work exp)
100 word research
outline
Referees names

Supervisors
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS
Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering Management Engineering Management EG003MEC02 Y N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering Civil Engineering EG004CIV01 Y N N N
Minerals Beneficiation EG004CHE02 Y N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Property Studies Property Studies EG007CON03 Y N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management Project Management EG008CON06 Y N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Transport Studies Transport Studies EG009CIV06 Y N N N
HONOURS DEGREES
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Geographical Information Systems EH001APG07 Y N N N
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Construction Management EH002CON02 Y N N N
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Property Studies EH003CON03 Y N N N
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Quantity Surveying EH004CON05 Y N N N
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Materials Science EH005MEC04 Y N N N
Bachelor of Architectural Studies (Honours) Architecture EH006APG01 Y N N N
MASTER S DEGREES
Master of Architecture (Professional) Architecture EM021APG01 Y N N N
Master of Architecture Architecture (by Research) EM006APG01 Y N N N
Architecture & Planning (by Research) EM006APG02 Y N N N
Master of City and Regional Planning City & Regional Planning EM007APG03 Y N N N
Master of City Planning and Urban Design City Planning & Urban Design EM008APG04 Y N N N
Master of Science in Property Studies Property Studies EM013CON03 Y N N N
Master of Science in Project Management Project Management EM014CON06 Y N N N
Master of Landscape Architecture Landscape Architecture EM015APG06 Y N N N
Master of Engineering Engineering Management EM017MEC02 Y N N N
(60 research 120 coursework) Minerals Beneficiation EM017CHE02 Y N N N
Structural Engineering & Structural Materials EM017CIV04 Y N N N
Transport Studies EM017CIV06 Y N N N
Urban Management EM017CIV05 Y N N N

Master of Science in Engineering Chemical Engineering EM023CHE01 N Y N Y
(180 credits research) Civil Engineering EM023CIV01 N Y N Y
Electrical Engineering EM023EEE01 N Y N Y
Engineering Education EM023CHE03 N Y N Y
Energy Studies EM023MEC06 N Y N Y
Engineering Management EM023MEC02 N Y N Y
Geomatics EM023APG08 N Y N Y
Materials Engineering EM023MEC03 N Y N Y
Mechanical Engineering EM023MEC01 N Y N Y
Water Quality Engineering EM023CIV02 N Y N Y
Master of Science in Engineering Chemical Engineering EM024CHE01 N Y N Y
(120 credits research, 60 credits coursework) Civil Engineering EM024CIV01 N Y N Y
Electrical Engineering EM024EEE01 N Y N Y
Engineering Education EM024CHE03 N Y N Y
Sustainable Energy Engineering EM024MEC07 N Y N Y
Energy & Development Studies EM024MEC08 N Y N Y
Engineering Management EM024MEC02 N Y N Y
Geomatics EM024APG08 N Y N Y
Materials Engineering EM024MEC03 N Y N Y
Mechanical Engineering EM024MEC01 N Y N Y
Radar and Electrical Defence EM024EEE06 N Y N Y
Water Quality Engineering EM024CIV02 N Y N Y
Master of Philosophy Architecture EM025APG01 N Y N Y
(180 credits research) Architecture & Planning EM025APG02 N Y N Y
Chemical Engineering EM025CHE01 N Y N Y
Civil Engineering EM025CIV01 N Y N Y
Construction Economics & Management EM025CON01 N Y N Y
Engineering Education EM025CHE03 N Y N Y
Electrical Engineering EM025EEE01 N Y N Y
Engineering Management EM025MEC02 N Y N Y

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
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CV (incl. work exp)
100 word research
outline
Referees names
Supervisors
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
Energy Studies EM025MEC06 N Y N Y
Geomatics EM025APG08 N Y N Y
Materials Engineering EM025MEC03 N Y N Y
Mechanical Engineering EM025MEC01 N Y N Y
Master of Philosophy Architecture EM026APG01 N Y N Y
(120 credits research 60 credits coursework) Architecture & Planning EM026APG02 N Y N Y
Chemical Engineering EM026CHE01 N Y N Y
Civil Engineering EM026CIV01 N Y N Y
Conservation of the Built Environment EM026APG05 N Y N Y
Construction Economics & Management EM026CON01 N Y N Y
Electrical Engineering EM026EEE01 N Y N Y
Engineering Management EM026MEC02 N Y N Y
Engineering Education EM026CHE03 N Y N Y
Geomatics EM026APG08 N Y N Y
Materials Engineering EM026MEC03 N Y N Y
Mechanical Engineering EM026MEC01 N Y N Y
Transport Studies EM026CIV06 N Y N Y
Urban Infrastructure, Design & Management EM026CIV03 N Y N Y
Master of Philosophy Conservation of the Built Environment EM027APG05 Y N N N
(60 credits research 120 credits coursework) Transport Studies EM027CIV06 Y N N N
Urban Infrastructure, Design & Management EM027CIV03 Y N N N
DOCTORAL PROGRAMMES

Doctor of Philosophy Architecture ED001APG01 N Y N Y
Architecture & Planning ED001APG02 N Y N Y
Chemical Engineering ED001CHE01 N Y N Y
Civil Engineering ED001CIV01 N Y N Y
Construction Economics & Management ED001CON01 N Y N Y
Electrical Engineering ED001EEE01 N Y N Y
Energy Studies ED001MEC06 N Y N Y
Engineering Education ED001CHE03 N Y N Y
Engineering Management ED001MEC02 N Y N Y
Geomatics ED001APG08 N Y N Y
Materials Engineering ED001MEC03 N Y N Y
Mechanical Engineering ED001MEC01 N Y N Y
OCCASIONAL STUDY
Occasional EBE Postgraduate Architecture & Planning EZ002APG02 N N N N
Chemical Engineering EZ002CHE01 N N N N
Civil Engineering EZ002CIV01 N N N N
Construction Economics & Management EZ002CON01 N N N N
Electrical Engineering EZ002EEE01 N N N N
Geomatics EZ002APG08 N N N N
Mechanical Engineering EZ002MEC01 N N N N
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CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS
Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Health Occupational Health MG007PPH06 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Health Management Health Management MG009PPH04 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Healthcare Technology Management Healthcare Technology Management MG010HUB10 Y N Y

Postgraduate Diploma in Palliative Medicine Palliative Medicine MG011MDN19 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Advanced Midwifery and Neonatal Care MG012AHS01 N N N
Child Nursing MG012AHS03 N N N
Critical Care Nursing (Child) MG012AHS04 N N N
Critical Care Nursing (General) MG012AHS05 N N N
Critical Care Nursing (Neonate) MG012AHS18 N N N
Dermatology Nursing MG012AHS17 N N N
Nephrology Nursing MG012AHS11 N N N
Neuroscience Nursing MG012AHS12 N N N
Ophthalmic Nursing MG012AHS15 N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Family Medicine Family Medicine MG015PPH09 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Disability Studies Disability Studies MG016AHS06 N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Health Economics Health Economics MG017ECO07 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Maternal & Child Health Maternal and Child Health MG018PED02 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Community Eye Health Community Eye Health MG019CHM03 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Paediatric Radiology Paediatric Radiology MG020RAY01 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Pesticide Risk Management Pesticide Risk Management MG021PPH05 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy Psychotherapy MG022PRY04 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Public Mental Health Public Mental Health MG023PRY05 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Addictions Care Addictions Care MG024PRY10 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma in Health Professional Education Health Professional Education MG026PPH10 Y N Y
Postgraduate Diploma In Community and General Paediatrics Community and General Paediatrics MG027PED16 Y N Y
HONOURS DEGREES
Bachelor of Science (Medicine)(Honours) Applied Anatomy MH001HUB16 N N N
Bioinformatics MH001LAB02 N N N
Biological Anthropology MH001HUB03 N N N
Cell Biology MH001HUB07 N N N
Exercise Science MH001HUB08 N N N
Exercise Science (Biokinetics) MH001HUB09 N N N
Human Genetics MH001LAB12 N N N

Infectious Diseases and Immunology MH001MDN20 N N N
Medical Biochemistry MH001LAB14 N N N
Medical Physics MH001RAY02 N N N
Nutrition and Dietetics MH001HUB12 N N N
Pharmacology MH001MDN15 N N N
Physiology MH001HUB13 N N N
Radiobiology MH001RAY05 N N N
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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
As the postgraduate application process often involves interaction between the applicant and his/her prospective department, the Faculty of Health Science
requires prospective applicants to discuss their proposed work with the relevant department before applying. Postal and electronic addresses can be
found in departmental pages on the UCT website: follow links from www.uct.ac.za or contact the Admissions Office at
CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
MASTER S DEGREES
Master of Medicine (by clinical work and dissertation) Anaesthesia MM001AAE01 Y N Y
(Note: Candidates for these programmes must first apply to
Cardiothoracic Surgery MM001CHM01 Y N Y
the relevant academic department for a training post.)
Clinical Pharmacology MM001MDN03 Y N Y
Dermatology MM001MDN04 Y N Y
Family Medicine MM001PPH09 Y N Y
Medical Genetics MM001LAB15 Y N Y
Medicine MM001MDN12 Y N Y
Neurology MM001MDN14 Y N Y
Neurosurgery MM001CHM04 Y N Y
Nuclear Medicine MM001RAY03 Y N Y

Obstetrics and Gynaecology MM001OBS03 Y N Y
Ophthalmology MM001CHM05 Y N Y
Orthopaedic Surgery MM001CHM06 Y N Y
Otorhinolaryngology MM001CHM07 Y N Y
Paediatric Surgery MM001CHM08 Y N Y
Paediatrics MM001PED11 Y N Y
Pathology (Anatomical) MM001LAB01 Y N Y
Pathology (Chemical) MM001LAB03 Y N Y
Pathology (Clinical) MM001LAB22 Y N Y
Pathology (Forensic) MM001LAB07 Y N Y
Pathology (Haematological) MM001LAB10 Y N Y
Pathology (Microbiological) MM001LAB23 Y N Y
Pathology (Virological) MM001LAB21 Y N Y
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery MM001CHM09 Y N Y
Psychiatry MM001PRY09 Y N Y
Public Health Medicine MM001PPH11 Y N Y
Radiation Oncology MM001RAY04 Y N Y
Radiology MM001RAY06 Y N Y
Surgery MM001CHM10 Y N Y
Urology MM001CHM12 Y N Y
Master of Science in Nursing Nursing MM002AHS07 Y Y Y
(by dissertation only)
Master of Science in Physiotherapy Physiotherapy MM004AHS08 Y Y Y
(by dissertation only)
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy MM005AHS09 Y Y Y
(by dissertation only)
Master of Philosophy Addictions Mental Health MM006PRY01 Y N Y
(by coursework and dissertation) Biokinetics MM006HUB22 Y N Y
Biomedical Forensic Science MM006LAB25 Y N Y
Clinical Research Administration MM006PED14 Y N Y

Disability Studies MM006AHS06 Y N Y
Forensic Mental Health MM006PRY03 Y N Y
Intellectual Disability MM006PRY06 Y N Y
Liaison Mental Health MM006PRY07 Y N Y
Maternal and Child Health MM006PED02 Y N Y
Neuropsychiatry MM006PRY08 Y N Y
Occupational Health MM006PPH06 Y N Y
Paediatric Pathology MM006LAB19 Y N Y
Palliative Medicine MM006MDN19 Y N Y
Sports and Exercise Medicine MM006HUB14 Y N Y
Sports Physiotherapy MM006AHS16 Y N Y
Master of Science in Audiology Audiology MM008AHS02 Y Y Y
(by dissertation only)
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathlogy Speech-Language Pathlogy MM009AHS01 Y Y Y
Master of Family Medicine and Primary Care Family Medicine and Primary Care MM011PPH03 Y N Y
(by coursework and dissertation)
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CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
500 word motivation
500 word research
outline
Master of Public Health Clinical Research MM012PPH01 Y N Y Y
Community Eye Health MM012CHM03 Y N Y Y
Epidemiology MM012PPH02 Y N Y Y

Health Economics MM012ECO07 Y N Y Y
Health Systems MM012PPH12 Y N Y Y
Public Health MM012PPH07 Y N Y Y
Master of Philosophy (for subspeciality purposes) Cardiology (Adult) MM016MDN02 Y N Y
(by clinical training and dissertation) Child and Adolescent Psychiatry MM016PRY02 Y N Y
Clinical Haematology MM016LAB04 Y N Y
(Notes: Candidates for which programmes must first apply to
Critical Care (Adult) MM016AAE02 Y N Y
the relevant academic department for a training post.)
Developmental Paediatrics MM016PED01 Y N Y
Endocrinology (Adult) MM016MDN05 Y N Y
Gastroenterology (Medical) MM016MDN06 Y N Y
Gastroenterology (Surgical) MM016CHM11 Y N Y
Geriatric Medicine MM016MDN08 Y N Y
Gynaecological Oncology MM016OBS01 Y N Y
Infectious Diseases and HIV Medicine MM016MDN09 Y N Y
Maternal and Fetal Medicine MM016OBS02 Y N Y
Medical Oncology MM016MDN11 Y N Y
Neonatology MM016PED03 Y N Y
Nephrology (Adult) MM016MDN13 Y N Y
Paediatric Cardiology MM016PED04 Y N Y
Paediatric Critical Care MM016PED05 Y N Y
Paediatric Endocrinology MM016PED06 Y N Y
Paediatric Gastroenterology MM016PED15 Y N Y
Paediatric Infectious Diseases MM016PED07 Y N Y
Paediatric Nephrology MM016PED08 Y N Y
Paediatric Neurology MM016PED09 Y N Y
Paediatric Oncology MM016PED10 Y N Y
Paediatric Pulmonology MM016PED13 Y N Y
Pulmonology (Adult) MM016MDN16 Y N Y

Reproductive Medicine MM016OBS04 Y N Y
Rheumatology MM016MDN18 Y N Y
Vascular Surgery MM016CHM13 Y N Y
Master of Science in Nursing Nursing MM017AHS07 Y N Y
(by coursework and dissertation)
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy MM018AHS09 Y N Y
(by coursework and dissertation)
Master of Philosophy Bioethics MM021MDN01 Y N Y
(by dissertation only) Biomedical Engineering MM021HUB05 Y N Y
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry MM021PRY02 Y N Y
(Note: It is possible to do an MPhil in Health Sciences in a
Disability Studies MM021AHS06 Y N Y
discipline not listed. For more information contact the Health
Emergency Medicine MM021CHM02 Y N Y
Sciences Faculty Office.)
Maternal and Child Health MM021PED02 Y N Y
Occupational Health MM021PPH06 Y N Y
Paediatric Pathology MM021LAB19 Y N Y
Palliative Medicine MM021MDN19 Y N Y
Public Mental Health MM021PRY05 Y N Y
Sports & Exercise Medicine MM021HUB15 Y N Y
Sports Physiotherapy MM021AHS16 Y N Y
Surgery MM021CHM10 Y N Y
Master of Medicine in Emergency Medicine Emergency Medicine MM022CHM02 Y N Y
Master of Philosophy in Emergency Medicine Clinical Emergency Medicine MM025CHM17 Y N Y
African Emergency Care MM025CHM18 Y N Y
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CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline

Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
Master of Philosophy in Allergology Allergology MM026MDN22 Y N Y
Master of Medicine in Occupational Medicine Occupational Health MM027PPH08 Y N Y
Master of Science in Medicine Genetic Counselling MM094LAB09 Y N Y
(by coursework and dissertation)
Master of Science in Medicine Anatomical Pathology MM095LAB01 Y Y Y
(by dissertation only) Anatomy MM095HUB01 Y Y Y
Biomaterials MM095CHM19 Y Y Y
(Notes:
Bioinformatics MM095LAB02 Y Y Y
*Some students may be required to complete
Biological Anthropology MM095HUB03 Y Y Y
prerequisite courses.
Biomedical Engineering MM095HUB05 Y Y Y
* It is possible to do an MSc(Med) in Health Sciences in a
Cardiology MM095MDN02 Y Y Y
discipline not listed. For more information contact the Health
Cardiothoracic Surgery MM095CHM01 Y Y Y
Sciences Faculty Office.)
Cell Biology MM095HUB07 Y Y Y
Chemical Pathology MM095LAB03 Y Y Y
Clinical Science & Immunology MM095LAB05 Y Y Y
Computational Biomechanics MM095CHM15 Y Y Y
Dietetics MM095HUB20 Y Y Y
Emergency Medicine MM095CHM02 Y Y Y
Exercise Science MM095HUB08 Y Y Y
Forensic Medicine MM095LAB26 Y Y Y
Haematology MM095LAB11 Y Y Y
Human Genetics MM095LAB12 Y Y Y

Medical Biochemistry MM095LAB14 Y Y Y
Medical Microbiology MM095LAB16 Y Y Y
Medical Physics MM095RAY02 Y Y Y
Medical Virology MM095LAB17 Y Y Y
Medicine MM095MDN12 Y Y Y
Neuroscience MM095CHM16 Y Y Y
Nuclear Medicine MM095RAY03 Y Y Y
Nutrition MM095HUB21 Y Y Y
Occupational Health MM095PPH06 Y Y Y
Paediatrics MM095PED11 Y Y Y
Pathology MM095LAB20 Y Y Y
Pharmacology MM095MDN15 Y Y Y
Physiology MM095HUB13 Y Y Y
Psychiatry MM095PRY09 Y Y Y
Public Health MM095PPH07 Y Y Y
Radiobiology MM095RAY05 Y Y Y
Surgery MM095CHM10 Y Y Y
Urology MM095CHM12 Y Y Y
Vascular Surgery MM095CHM13 Y Y Y
DOCTORAL DEGREES
Doctor of Philosophy Anaesthesia MD001AAE01 Y Y Y
(by research thesis) Anatomical Pathology MD001LAB01 Y Y Y
Anatomy MD001HUB01 Y Y Y
(Note: It is possible to do a PhD in a discipline not listed.
Anatomy and Cell Biology MD001HUB02 Y Y Y
For more information contact the Faculty Office.)
Audiology MD001AHS02 Y Y Y
Bioinformatics MD001LAB02 Y Y Y
Biomaterials MD001CHM19 Y Y Y
Biological Anthropology MD001HUB03 Y Y Y

Biomedical Engineering MD001HUB05 Y Y Y
Cardiology MD001MDN02 Y Y Y
Cardiothoracic Surgery MD001CHM01 Y Y Y
Cell Biology MD001HUB07 Y Y Y
Chemical Pathology MD001LAB03 Y Y Y
Clinical Pharmacology MD001MDN03 Y Y Y
Clinical Science and Immunology MD001LAB05 Y Y Y
Computational Biomechanics MD001CHM15 Y Y Y
Dietetics MD001HUB20 Y Y Y
Disability Studies MD001AHS06 Y Y Y
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CV (incl. work exp)
500 word research
outline
Referees names
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
Emergency Medicine MD001CHM02 Y Y Y
Exercise Science MD001HUB08 Y Y Y
Family Medicine MD001PPH09 Y Y Y
Forensic Medicine MD001LAB26 Y Y Y
Forensic Pathology MD001LAB07 Y Y Y
Forensic Toxicology MD001LAB27 Y Y Y
Haematological Pathology MD001LAB10 Y Y Y
Haematology MD001LAB11 Y Y Y
Health Communication MD001PED17 Y Y Y
Human Genetics MD001LAB12 Y Y Y
Maternal and Child Health MD001PED02 Y Y Y
Medical Biochemistry MD001LAB14 Y Y Y
Medical Microbiology MD001LAB16 Y Y Y
Medical Physics MD001RAY02 Y Y Y

Medical Virology MD001LAB17 Y Y Y
Medicine MD001MDN12 Y Y Y
Nephrology MD001MDN13 Y Y Y
Neuroscience MD001CHM16 Y Y Y
Neurosurgery MD001CHM04 Y Y Y
Nursing MD001AHS07 Y Y Y
Nutrition MD001HUB21 Y Y Y
Obstetrics and Gynaecology MD001OBS03 Y Y Y
Occupational Therapy MD001AHS09 Y Y Y
Orthopaedic Surgery MD001CHM06 Y Y Y
Paediatrics MD001PED11 Y Y Y
Pathology MD001LAB20 Y Y Y
Pharmacology MD001MDN15 Y Y Y
Physiology MD001HUB13 Y Y Y
Physiotherapy MD001AHS08 Y Y Y
Psychiatry MD001PRY09 Y Y Y
Public Health MD001PPH07 Y Y Y
Radiology MD001RAY06 Y Y Y
Radiotherapy MD001RAY07 Y Y Y
Respiratory Medicine MD001MDN17 Y Y Y
Speech-Language Pathology MD001AHS10 Y Y Y
Surgery MD001CHM10 Y Y Y
Urology MD001CHM12 Y Y Y
Doctor of Medicine Anaesthesia MD002AAE01 Y Y Y
(by research thesis) Cardiology MD002MDN02 Y Y Y
Cardiothoracic Surgery MD002CHM01 Y Y Y
(Note: It is possible to do a MD in aclinical discipline not listed.
Emergency Medicine MD002CHM02 Y Y Y
For more information contact the Health Sciences
Medicine MD002MDN12 Y Y Y

Faculty Office.)
Neurosurgery MD002CHM04 Y Y Y
Obstetrics and Gynaecology MD002OBS03 Y Y Y
Orthopaedic Surgery MD002CHM06 Y Y Y
Otorhinolaryngology MD002CHM07 Y Y Y
Paediatrics MD002PED11 Y Y Y
Pathology MD002LAB20 Y Y Y
Physiology MD002HUB13 Y Y Y
Psychiatry MD002PRY09 Y Y Y
Surgery MD002CHM10 Y Y Y
OCCASIONAL STUDY
Occasional Postgraduate Biomedical Engineering MZ002HUB05 N N N
Clinical Science & Immunology MZ002LAB05 N N N
Health Sciences General MZ002DOM01 N N N
Health Economics MZ002ECO07 N N N
Medical Biochemistry MZ002LAB14 N N N
Occupational Therapy MZ002AHS09 N N N
Public Health MZ002PPH07 N N N
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CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
Portfolio
CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
Portfolio
Writing sample
Letter of motivation
500 word research
outline
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code

500 word research
outline
HONOURS DEGREES
Bachelor of Social Science (Honours) African Studies HH001AXL02 Y Y N N N Y
Archaeology HH001AGE01 N N N N N N
Archaeology & Environmental Studies HH001AGE03 N N N N N N
Clinical Social Work HH001SWK07 Y N Y N Y Y
Criminal Justice HH001PBL02 N N N N N N
Development Studies HH001SOC05 Y N N N Y N
Economics HH001ECO01 N N N N N N
Environmental & Geographical Studies HH001EGS03 N N N N N N
Gender & Transformation
HH001AXL05
YNN NNY
Heritage & Public Culture HH001AXL06 Y Y N N N Y
Industrial Sociology HH001SOC02 Y N N N Y N
International Relations HH001POL03 N N N N N N
Justice & Transformation HH001POL06 N N N N N N
Organisational Psychology HH001BUS08 N N N N N N
Philosophy HH001PHI01 Y N Y N Y Y
Philosophy, Politics & Economics HH001PHI03 Y N N N Y Y
Political Communication HH001FAM04 N N N N N N
Politics HH001POL02 N N N N N N
Probation & Correctional Practice HH001SWK01 Y N Y N Y Y
Psychology HH001PSY01 N N N N N N
Public Policy & Administration HH001POL05 N N N N N N
Religious Studies HH001REL01 N N N N N N
Rhetoric Studies HH001FAM05 N N N N N N
Social Anthropology HH001AXL04 N N N N Y Y
Social Development HH001SWK03 Y N Y N Y Y

Social Policy & Management HH001SWK05 Y N Y N Y Y
Sociology HH001SOC01 Y N N N Y N
Training Evaluation HH001BUS17 N N N N N N
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) African Languages & Literature HH003SLL01 N N N N N N
African Studies HH003AXL02 Y N Y N N Y
Afrikaans HH003SLL02 N N N N N N
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
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POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
Postgraduate Diploma in African Studies African Studies HG002AXL02 N N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Library & Information Library & Information Science HG006LIS01 N N N N
Science
Postgraduate Diploma in Music in Performance Performance HG008MUZ11 Y N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Education Adult Education HG010EDN02 N N N N
Applied Language & Literacy Studies HG010EDN23 N N N N
Curriculum Studies HG010EDN20 N N N N
Educational Administration, Planning HG010EDN19 N N N N
& Social Policy
Higher Education Studies HG010EDN03 N N N N
History Education HG010EDN04 N N N N
History of Art Education HG010EDN05 N N N N
Information Communication Technologies HG010EDN06 N N N N
Mathematics Education HG010EDN07 N N N N
Primary Education HG010EDN21
Science Education HG010EDN08 N N N N
Postgraduate Diploma in Art Fine Art HG012FIN01 N N N Y
Postgraduate Certificate in Education Intermediate & Senior Phase HG014EDN09 N N N N
(Intermediate & Senior Phase)
Postgraduate Certificate in Education Senior Phase & Further Education HG015EDN10 N N N N
(Senior Phase & Further Education)

Postgraduate Certificate in Education Further Education HG016EDN11 N N N N
(Further Education)
CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
Portfolio
Writing sample
Letter of motivation
500 word research
outline
Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
Arabic HH003SLL03 N N N N N N
Archaeology HH003AGE01 N N N N N N
Archaeology & Environmental Studies HH003AGE03 N N N N N N
Art Historical Studies HH003FIN02 N N N N N N
Classical Studies HH003SLL05 N N N N N N
Development Studies HH003SOC05 Y N N N Y N
Drama HH003DRM01 Y Y N N Y Y
English Studies HH003ELL02 N N N N Y Y
Environmental & Geographical Studies HH003EGS03 N N N N N N
Film Studies HH003FAM01 N N Y N Y Y
French Language & Literature HH003SLL06 N N N N N N
German Language & Literature HH003SLL08 N N N N N N
Greek Language and Literature HH003SLL16 N N N N N N
Hebrew Language and Literature HH003SLL18 NN N NNN
Heritage & Public Culture HH003AXL06 Y N Y N N Y
Historical Studies HH003HST01 Y N Y N N N
Industrial Sociology HH003SOC02 Y N N N Y N
International Relations HH003POL03 N N N N N N
Italian Language & Literature HH003SLL10 N N N N N N
Justice & Transformation HH003POL06 N N N N N N

Latin Language and Literature HH003SLL17 N N N N N N
Linguistics HH003AXL03 N N N N N N
Media Theory & Practice HH003FAM03 N N N N N N
Organisational Psychology HH003BUS08 N N N N N N
Philosophy HH003PHI01 Y N Y N Y Y
Philosophy, Politics & Economics HH003PHI03 Y N N N Y Y
Political Communication HH003FAM04 N N N N N N
Politics HH003POL02 N N N N N N
Public Policy & Administration HH003POL05 N N N N N N
Religious Studies HH003REL01 N N N N N N
Rhetoric Studies HH003FAM05 N N N N N N
Social Anthropology HH003AXL04 N N N N Y Y
Sociology HH003SOC01 Y N N N Y N
Spanish HH003SSL13 N N N N N N
Television Drama HH003FAM10 Y Y Y Y Y Y
Bachelor of Library & Information Science (Honours) Library & Information Science HH004LIS01 N N N N N N
Bachelor of Music (Honours) Choreography HH005MUZ03 N N N N N N
Composition HH005MUZ05 Y N N Y Y N
Dance HH005MUZ06 N N N N N N
Musicology HH005MUZ09 Y N N N Y N
Performance HH005MUZ11 Y N N Y Y N
Practical HH005MUZ16 N N N N N N
Bachelor of Education (Honours) Education HH006EDN01 N N N N N N
BA(Honours) Teaching French as a Foreign Language Teaching French Foreign Language HH007SLL14 N N N N N Y
BA(Honours) Applied Linguistics and African African Languages & Applied Linguistics HH008ELL06 N N N N N N
Languages
MASTER’S DEGREES
Master of Public Administration Public Administration HM002POL04 N N N N N N
(by dissertation only)
Master of Philosophy Adult Education HM015EDN02 N N N N N N

(by coursework & dissertation) Applied Language & Literacy Studies HM015EDN23 N N N N N N
Curriculum Studies HM015EDN20 N N N N N N
Educational Administration, Planning HM015EDN19 N N N N N N
& Social Policy
Higher Education Studies HM015EDN03 N N N N N N
History Education HM015EDN04 N N N N N N
History of Art Education HM015EDN05 N N N N N N
Information Communication Technologies HM015EDN06 N N N N N N
Mathematics Education HM015EDN07 N N N N N N
Science Education HM015EDN08 N N N N N N
Primary Education HM015EDN21 N N N N N N
African Studies HM041AXL02 Y Y N N N Y
Development Studies HM041SOC05 Y N N N Y N
Heritage & Public Culture HM041AXL06 Y Y N N N Y
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Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
Portfolio
Writing sample
Letter of motivation
500 word research
outline
Justice & Transformation HM041POL06 N N N N N N
Philosophy, Politics & Economics HM041PHI03 Y Y Y N N Y
Public Policy & Administration HM041POL05 N N N N N N
Rhetoric Studies HM041FAM05 N N N N N N
Master of Philosophy African Studies HM003AXL02 N Y N N N N
(by dissertation) Criminology HM003PBL03 N Y N N N N
Fine Art HM003FIN01 N Y N N N N

Library & Information Science HM003LIS01 N Y N N N N
Political Studies HM003POL01 N Y N N N N
Psychology HM003PSY01 N Y N N N N
Relgious Studies HM003REL01 N Y N N Y N
Rhetoric Studies HM003FAM05 N Y N N N N
Sociology HM003SOC01 N Y N N N N
Master of Social Science African Studies HM005AXL02 Y Y N N N Y
(by dissertation) Archaeology HM005AGE01 N Y N N N N
Clinical Social Work HM005SWK07 Y Y Y N Y Y
Criminology HM005PBL03 N Y N N N N
Economics HM005ECO01 Y Y N N N N
Environmental & Geographical Studies HM005EGS03 N Y N N N N
Gender Studies HM005AXL01 Y Y N N Y Y
Health Economics HM005ECO07 Y Y N N N N
Industrial Sociology HM005SOC02 Y Y N N Y N
Organisational Psychology HM005BUS08 N Y N N N N
Philosophy HM005PHI01 Y Y Y N Y Y
Political Studies HM005POL01 N Y N N N N
Psychology HM005PSY01 N Y N N N N
Religious Studies HM005REL01 N Y N N Y N
Social Anthropology HM005AXL04 N Y N N Y Y
Social Development HM005SWK03 Y Y N N Y Y
Social Planning & Administration HM005SWK04 Y Y N N Y Y
Sociology HM005SOC01 Y Y N N Y N
Master of Social Science Applied Economics HM006ECO08 Y N N N N N
(by coursework & dissertation) Archaeology HM006AGE01 N N N N N N
Clinical Social Work HM006SWK07 Y N Y N Y Y
Economics HM006ECO01 N N N N N N
Economics & Demography HM006ECO06 Y N N N N N
Environmental & Geographical Studies HM006EGS03 N N N N N N

Global Studies HM006SOC04 Y N N N Y N
Health Economics HM006ECO07 Y N N N N N
Industrial Sociology HM006SOC02 Y N N N Y N
International Relations HM006POL03 N N N N N N
Organisational Psychology HM006BUS08 N N N N N N
Philosophy HM006PHI01 Y N Y N Y Y
Political Communication HM006FAM04 N N N N N N
Politics HM006POL02 N N N N N N
Practical Anthropology HM006AXL08 N Y N N Y Y
Probation & Correctional Practice HM006SWK01 Y N Y N Y Y
Religious Studies HM006REL01 N N N N N N
Social Anthropology HM006AXL04 N Y N N Y Y
Social Development HM006SWK03 Y N Y N Y Y
Social Policy & Management HM006SWK05 Y N Y N Y Y
Sociology HM006SOC01 Y N N N Y N
Master of Arts African Languages & Literatures HM007SLL01 N Y N N N N
(by dissertation) Afrikaans HM007SLL02 N Y N N N N
Arabic Language & Literature HM007SLL03 N Y N N N N
Archaeology HM007AGE01 N Y N N N N
Art Historical Studies HM007FIN02 N Y N N N N
Classical Studies HM007SLL05 N Y N N N N
Drama HM007DRM01 Y Y Y N N N
Economics HM007ECO01 Y Y N N N N
English Language & Literature HM007ELL01 N Y N N N N
Environmental & Geographical Studies HM007EGS03 N Y N N N N
Film Studies HM007FAM08 Y Y N N Y Y
French Language & Literature HM007SLL07 N Y N NNY
German Language & Literature HM007SLL08 N Y N N N N
Greek Language & Literature HM007SLL16 N Y N N N N
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Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
Portfolio
Writing sample
Letter of motivation
500 word research
outline
Health Economics HM007ECO07 Y Y N N N N
Hebrew Language & Literature HM007SLL09 N Y N N N N
Historical Studies HM007HST01 Y Y Y N N N
Industrial Sociology HM007SOC02 Y N N N Y N
Italian Language & Literature HM007SLL10 N Y N N N N
Latin Language & Literature HM007SLL17 N Y N N N N
Linguistics HM007AXL03 N Y N N N N
Media Studies HM007FAM02 N Y N N N N
Philosophy HM007PHI01 Y Y Y N Y Y
Political Studies HM007POL01 N Y N N N N
Religious Studies HM007REL01 N Y N N Y N
Social Anthropology HM007AXL04 N Y N N Y Y
Sociology HM007SOC01 Y Y N N Y N
Master of Arts African Languages & Literature HM008SLL01 N N N N N N
(by coursework & dissertation) Afrikaans HM008SLL02 N N N N N N
Applied Drama & Theatre Studies HM008DRM03 Y Y Y N N N
Archaeology HM008AGE01 N N N N N N
Art Historical Studies HM008FIN02 N N N N N N
Classical Studies HM008SLL05 N N N N N N
Clinical Psychology HM008PSY02 N N N N N N
Creative Writing HM008ELL05 N N N N N N
Economics HM008ECO01 N N N N N N

Environmental & Geographical Studies HM008EGS03 N N N N N N
French HM008SLL07 N N N N N Y
German Language & Literature HM008SLL08 N N N N N N
Health Economics HM008ECO07 Y N N N N N
Industrial Sociology
HM008SOC02 Y N N N Y N
International Relations HM008POL03 N N N N N N
Italian Language & Literature HM008SLL10 N N N N N N
Language, Literature & Modernity HM008ELL04 N N N N Y Y
Linguistics HM008AXL04 N N N N N N
Media Theory & Practice HM008FAM03 N N N N N N
Organisational Psychology HM008BUS08 N N N N N N
Philosophy HM008PHI01 Y Y Y N Y Y
Political Communication HM008FAM04 N N N N N N
Politics HM008POL09 N N N N N N
Practical Anthropology HM008AXL04 N Y N N Y Y
Psychological Research HM008PSY03 N N N N N N
Religious Studies HM008REL01 N N N N N N
Social Anthropology HM008SAN01 N N N N Y Y
Sociology HM008SOC01 Y N N N Y N
Television Production HM008DRM04 Y N Y N N N
Theatre & Performance HM008DRM02 Y Y Y N N N
Master of Arts in Fine Art Fine Art HM010FIN01 N Y N Y N N
Master of Fine Art Fine Art HM011FIN01 N N N Y N N
Master of Library and Information Science Library and Information Science HM013LIS01 N Y N N N N
Master of Music
Dance (Dissertation only) HM014MUZ06 N N N N N N
Dance (Choreography) HM014MUZ03 N N N Y N N
Dance (Performance & Dissertation) HM014MUZ16 N N N Y N N
Dance (Choreography & Dissertation) HM014MUZ31 N N N Y N N

Music (Dissertation only) HM014MUZ20 Y Y N
NNN
Music (Dissertation & Performance) HM014MUZ11 Y Y N N N N
Music (Dissertation & Composition) HM014MUZ05 Y Y N Y N N
Music (Dissertation & Coursework) HM014MUZ21 Y Y N N N N
Music (Dissertation, Practical HM014MUZ17 N N N N N N
& Coursework)
Music (Dissertation, Performance HM014MUZ22 Y Y N N N N
& Coursework)
Master of Education (by dissertation) Education HM012EDN01 N N N N N N
Master of Education Adult Education HM042EDN02 N N N N N N
(by coursework & dissertation) Applied Laguage & Literary Studies HM042EDN23 N N N N N N
Curriculum Studies HM042EDN20 N N N N N N
Educational Administration, Planning HM042EDN19 N N N N N N
& Social Policy
Higher Education Studies HM042EDN03 N N N N N N
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Qualification Specialisation Plan Code
CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
Portfolio
Writing sample
Letter of motivation
500 word research
outline
History Education HM042EDN04 N N N N N N
History of Art Education HM042EDN05 N N N N N N
Information Communication Technologies HM042EDN06 N N N N N N
Mathematics Education HM042EDN07 N N N N N N
Primary Education HM042EDN21 N N N Y N N

Science Education HM042EDN08 N N N N N N
Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics Applied Linguistics & African Languages HM043AXL07 N N N N N N
& African Languages
(by coursework & dissertation)
Master of Arts in Neuropsychology Neuropsychology HM044PSY04 NN N NNN
(by coursework & dissertation)
DOCTORAL DEGREES
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) African Languages & Literature HD001SLL01 N Y N N N N
African Studies HD001AXL02 N Y N N N N
Afrikaans HD001SLL02 N Y N N N N
Archaeology HD001AGE01 N Y N N N N
Art Historical Studies HD001FIN02 N Y N N N N
Classical Studies HD001SLL05 N Y N N N N
Criminology HD001PBL03 N Y N N N N
Dance HD001MUZ06 N Y N N N N
Drama HD001DRM01 Y Y Y N N N
Economics HD001ECO01 Y Y N N N N
Education HD001EDN01 Y Y N N N Y
English Language & Literature HD001ELL01 N Y N N N N
Environmental & Geographical Studies HD001EGS03 N Y N N N N
Film Studies HD001FAM01 N Y N N N N
Fine Art HD001FIN01 N Y N N N N
French Language & Literature HD001SLL06 N Y N N N N
Gender Studies HD001AXL01 Y Y N N Y Y
German Language & Literature HD001SLL08 N Y N N N N
Hebrew Language & Literature HD001SLL09 N Y N N N N
Historical Studies HD001HST01 Y Y Y N N N
Industrial Sociology HD001SOC02 Y Y N N N Y
Italian Language & Literature HD001SLL10 N Y N N N N
Library & Information Science HD001LIS01 N Y N N N N

Linguistics HD001AXL03 N Y N N N N
Media Studies HD001FAM02 N Y N N N N
Music HD001MUZ08 Y Y N N N N
Philosophy HD001PHI01 Y Y Y N Y Y
Political Studies HD001POL01 Y Y N N N Y
Psychology HD001PSY01 N Y N N N N
Public Administration HD001POL04 Y Y N N Y N
Religious Studies HD001REL01 N Y N N Y N
Rhetoric Studies HD001FAM05 N Y N N N N
Social Anthropology HD001AXL04 N Y N N N Y
Social Development HD001SWK03 Y Y Y N Y Y
Social Work HD001SWK02 Y Y Y N Y Y
Sociology HD001SOC01 Y Y N N N Y
Doctor of Music Composition and Dissertation HD005MUZ05 Y Y N Y N N
Performance and Dissertation HD005MUZ11 Y Y N N N N
OCCASIONAL STUDY
Occasional Postgraduate Humanities General HZ002DOH01 N N N
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CV (incl. work exp)
Referees names
500 word research
outline