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University of Johannesburg
PhD in Art History
- Johannesburg, South Africa
PhD
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
A candidate is required to produce a scholarly thesis, normally between 70 000 and 80 000 words, that contributes new knowledge and understanding to an aspect of the visual arts or an aspect of visual culture in a wider sense. The topic of study is identified by the candidate himself or herself, in consultation with an appointed supervisor, and is developed into a proposal that must be approved by the Higher Degrees Committee of the Faculty of Art, Design, and Architecture.
Unisa College of Graduate Studies - Online
Master of Science in Nature Conservation - Online
- Online
MSc
Full time
3 years
Distance Learning
English
Master of Science in Nature Conservation is a Postgraduate Diploma in Nature Conservation at UNISA, a cognate Bachelor of Technology (as offered prior to the implementation of the current HEQF), or an equivalent BSc Honours Degree. A student who is admitted on the strength of an equivalent qualification and who has not completed a module in research methodology may be required to complete such a module at NQF level 8 for non-degree purposes (NDP) before he/she is allowed to register for the dissertation.
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You'll explore the intersection of creative industries and cultural preservation in one of Africa's most artistically rich study environments. Arts management and heritage programs in South Africa cover curatorial practice, cultural policy, event production, fundraising for the arts, and the stewardship of historical collections.
The academic environment fosters independent inquiry and a strong sense of critical reflection. Your coursework draws on South Africa's extraordinary diversity of cultural expression, from indigenous heritage sites to contemporary visual arts scenes, giving your learning a real-world grounding that few other contexts can match. You'll examine how institutions protect, interpret, and present cultural assets to public and international audiences.
Graduates move into roles spanning gallery and museum management, heritage site administration, arts funding bodies, and cultural diplomacy. The competencies you develop, including audience development, collection management, and organizational governance, translate directly into careers across global institutions. South Africa's position as a hub for pan-African cultural exchange also means you gain perspective on heritage practice that reaches well beyond any single national context, strengthening your profile for roles worldwide.