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Faculty of Humanities

Welcome to the Faculty of Humanities

The Faculty of Humanities is one of the most comprehensive Humanities Faculties in the country with 18 different academic departments and two teaching units. The faculty is committed to sustaining critical intellectual enquiry and makes a significant contribution to the development of South Africa’s human resource capacity by delivering knowledgeable graduates on both undergraduate and postgraduate level with excellent qualifications in languages, basic and applied social sciences and the arts.
 

News

Applications for the 2014 BA (Hons) Journalism degree close 31st August 2013 - 23/05/2013
From Journalism

Are you curious about current affairs? Do you have questions for the people in power? Are you interested in knowing the truth? Then join the UP Journalism postgraduate degree.

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Bestmed and the Tuks Top Journo competition - 23/05/2013
From Journalism

UP Journalism students are in their final round of the Bestmed Top Journo competition. Seven finalists remain and the winners will be announced within a week's time.

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SABC visits UP Journalism and The Mamelodi Voice - 23/05/2013
From Journalism

The Honours students showed the TOMZ education programme how the Mamelodi Voice newspaper is produced.

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German-African Network of Alumni and Alumnae Summer School - 22/05/2013
From Department of Modern European Languages

The University of Pretoria has the pleasure to announce that the Department of Modern European Languages will be hosting a German-African Network of Alumni and Alumnae (GANAA) Summer School on "Practising Multilingualism in (Higher) Education in Africa".

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World Kangaroo Mother Care Day celebrated by final year students - 21/05/2013
From Department of Communication Pathology

Staff and students from the Department of Communication Pathology at the University of Pretoria are involved in one of the most important evidence-based interventions for preterm and low birth weight babies in the world. The final year students are participating in Kalafong Hospital as audiologists and speech-language therapists in this very effective neonatal method to care for preterm and low birth weight babies.

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