COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIESHANDBOOK FOR 2014Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Head of CollegeProfessor Cheryl PotgieterBA, HDE, BAHons (UWC), MA (UCT), DPhil (UWC)Dean and Head of School: Applied Human SciencesProfessor N MkhizeBAHons (Natal), MA (Iowa), PhD (Natal)Dean and Head of School: Built Environment and Development StudiesProfessor T XabaBA (Dartmouth), MA, PhD (California)Dean and Head of School: Social SciencesProfessor NI Okeke UzodikeBA (Wake Forest), MA (South Carolina), PhD (North Carolina)Dean and Head of School: ArtsProfessor N Hlongwa (Acting)BAHons, MA, DLitt (UDW), UPGDE (UKZN)Dean and Head of School: EducationProfessor GH KamwendoDipEd, B.Ed (Malawi), MA (Lancaster), PhD (Helsinki)Dean and Head of School: Religion, Philosophy and ClassicsProf JA SmitBA, BTh, LIC Theol, MTh (Stellenbosch), DLitt (UDW)Dean: College ResearchProfessor S NadarBSocScHons, MA (UCT), PhD (Natal)Dean: College Teaching and LearningProfessor N HlongwaBAHons, MA, DLitt (UDW), UPGDE (UKZN)Director: College Professional ServicesMr K GobardanBALaw, HRHons(UN), MBA (UKZN)Manager: College Academic ServicesVacant
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CONTENTSVISION AND MISSION . 1STAFF OF THE COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES . 2UKZN TRANSFORMATION CHARTER.18SESSIONAL DATES 2014 . 23SESSIONAL DATES SCHOOL OF EDUCATION . 28ACADEMCI MONITORING AND EXCLUSION 35General Information for Students. 38Calculation of Points for the National Senior Certificate . 41GENERAL ACADEMIC RULES FOR DEGREES, DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES . 42Definitions of Terms . 42General Rules . 45GR1 Changes in rules . 45GR2 Degrees, diplomas and certificates . 45GR3 Approval of curricula . 46GR4 College rules . 46GR5 Application to study . 46GR6 Selection requirements . 46GR7 Selection for postgraduate studies. 46GR8 Exemption from a module . 47GR9 Registration . 47GR10 Payment of fees . 48GR11 Concurrent registration . 48GR12 Period of attendance . 48GR13 Module registration . 49GR14 Ancillary, prerequisite and corequisite requirements . 49GR15 Obsolete modules . 49GR16 Duly Performed (DP) certification . 49GR17 DP certification - right of appeal . 49GR18 Examinations . 50GR19 External examination and moderation . 50GR20 Examination scripts . 50GR21 Examination sessions . 50GR22 Supplementary examinations. 51GR23 Special examinations . 51GR24 Standard of supplementary and special examinations . 51GR25 Limitation on awarding supplementary and special examinations . 51GR26 Completion of modules . 51GR27 Pass mark . 52GR28 Completion requirements . 52GR29 Classification of results . 52GR30 Academic exclusion . 52GR31 Academic exclusion – right of appeal . 53GR32 Ethics . 53
GR33 Reproduction of work . 53Rules for Bachelors Degrees . 53BR1 Applicability . 53BR2 Criteria for admission to study . 54BR3 Periods of attendance . 54BR4 Recognition of attendance . 54BR5 Progression under conditional exemption . 55BR6 Supplementary examinations . 55BR7 Award of degree cum laude and summa cum laude . 55BR8 Deans Commendation . 55BR9 Completion of isiZulu module . 56Rules For Honours Degrees . 57HR1 Applicability . 57HR2 Criteria for admission to study . 57HR3 Attendance . 57HR4 Curriculum . 57HR5 Supplementary examinations . 57HR6 Re-examination of prescribed project . 58HR7 Progression . 58HR8 Award of degree cum laude and summa cum laude . 58Rules for Postgraduate Diplomas . 58PR1 Applicability . 59PR2 Criteria for admission to study . 59PR3 Attendance . 59PR4 Curriculum . 59PR5 Supplementary examinations . 59PR6 Re-examination of research project . 59PR7 Progression . 60PR8 Award of diploma with distinction. 60Rules for Masters Degrees by Coursework . 60CR1 Applicability . 60CR2 Criteria for admission to study . 60CR3 Recognition of examinations . 60CR4 Periods of registration. 61CR5 Recognition of attendance . 61CR6 Curriculum . 61CR7 Proposed research topic. 61CR8 Supervision . 61CR9 Supplementary examination .62CR10 Failed coursework modules . 62CR11 Progression . 62CR12 Submission of dissertation. 62CR13 Format of dissertation . 62CR14 Supervisor’s report . 63CR15 Examination of dissertation . 63CR16 Re-examination of dissertation . 63CR17 Award of degree cum laude and summa cum laude . 63Rules for Masters Degrees by Research . 63MR1 Applicability . 63
MR2 Criteria for admission to study . 64MR3 Periods of registration . 64MR4 Curriculum . 64MR5 Proposed subject of study . 64MR6 Supervision . 64MR7 Progression. 65MR8 Submission of dissertation . 65MR9 Format of dissertation . 65MR10 Supervisor’s report . 65MR11 Examination . 65MR12 Re-examination of dissertation . 66MR13 Award of degree cum laude and summa cum laude . 66Rules for the Doctoral Degree by Research . 66DR1 Applicability . 66DR2 Criteria for admission to study. 66DR3 Periods of registration . 66DR4 Curriculum . 67DR5 Proposed subject of study . 67DR6 Supervision . 67DR7 Progression . 67DR8 Submission of thesis . 67DR9 Format of thesis . 68DR10 Supervisor’s report . 68DR11 Examination . 68DR12 Defence of thesis . 68DR13 Re-examination of thesis . 68Rules for Senior (Unsupervised) Doctoral Degrees . 69DS1 Applicability . 69DS2 Criteria for admission . 69DS3 Period of registration . 69DS4 Subject of study . 69DS5 Submission of thesis . 69DS6 Format of thesis. 70DS7 Assessment . 70Rules for Certificates and Diplomas . 70CD1 Applicability . 70CD2 Admission . 70CD3 Award of Certificate or Diploma with distinction . 71COLLEGE RULES FOR DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS . 72Definition of Terms . 72COLLEGE RULES FOR CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES . 73COLLEGE ACADEMIC RULES FOR EXTENDED PROGRAMMES, CERTIFICATES,DIPLOMAS, and BACHELOR’S DEGREES . 79Humanities Extended Curriculum Programme (BSS4) . 79Bachelor of Social Science (Industrial and Working Life Programme) . 81Music Foundation Programme and Certificate . 82Certificate in Education (Undergraduate) . 83Advanced Certificate in Education (ACE) . 84
Diploma in Jazz and Popular Music . 87Diploma in Music Performance .89National Professional Diploma in Education (NPDE) . 92RULES FOR (THREE-YEAR) BACHELOR DEGREES . 94Bachelor of Arts . 94Bachelor of Social Science . 94RULES OF COMBINATION . 951. Afrikaans en Nederlands . 952. Anthropology . 953. Applied Language Studies . 964. Art History . 965. Biblical Studies . 976. Classics . 977. Classics: Classical Civilisation . 978. Classics: Greek .
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES HANDBOOK FOR 2014 Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Head of College Professor Cher
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visual arts. The arts and the humanities are interconnected through the inclusion of history, criticism and aesthetics. In addition, the humanities include literature and language, philosophy, social studies and world languages. The areas encompassed in the humanities such as
The Ontario Curriculum: Social Sciences and Humanities, Grades 9–10, 1999 and The Ontario Curriculum: Social Sciences and Humanities, Grades 11–12, 2000. Beginning in September 2014 , all social sciences and humanities courses for Gr
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the chosen topic. On occasion the thesis may be an original creative work such as a novel, a drama, a collection of poems, or a piece of music. Humanities seniors present their thesis findings at a conference for the academic community each semester. The Humanities Community at UT Austin Students selected for the Humanities Program join a close .
Major Works of English and American Literature CA1 B CA1 - Arts & Humanities ENGL 1616W Major Works of English & American Literature CA1, W B CA1 - Arts & Humanities ENGL 2100 British Literature I CA1 B CA1 - Arts & Humanities ENGL 2101 British Literature II CA1 B CA1 - Arts & Humanities ENGL 2201 American Literature to 1880 CA1 B
B. The College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences MISSION We provide the insights, creativity, and enrichment of the fine arts, the humanities, and the social sciences within the land-grant mission of North Dakota State University. Approved by the faculty February 17, 1999. VISION
