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Programme: BAHons (Music)

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Code	Faculty	Department
01242023	Faculty of Humanities	Department: School of the Arts

Credits	Duration	NQF level
Minimum duration of study: 1 year	Total credits: 120	NQF level: 08

Programme information
Curriculum: Final year

Programme information

The duration of this programme is one academic year.

Admission requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Music or equivalent qualification
A weighted average of at least 65% in Music at final-year level

Additional requirements

Completion of an admissions test.

Minimum credits: 120

Select two elective modules

Core modules

SOA 700

Arts research and methodology 700

Credits: 40.00

Module content:
A research report on an approved topic.

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Elective modules

MCS 701

Music communication practice 701

Credits: 40.00

Module content:
Music communication practice focuses on practical musical skills for facilitating music groups in varied contexts, African music, working as a community musician and developing skills to advise on the use of music in media and marketing. Students enrolled for MCS 701 must take MCS 702.

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MCS 702

Music communication theory 702

Credits: 40.00

Module content:
Music communication theory covers innate musicality, musicing, music and identity, community music, social institutions and movements, group theory and music in media and marketing. Students enrolled for MCS 702 must take MCS701.

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MUW 702

General music studies 702

Credits: 40.00

Module content:
Choose any one module from the BMus fourth year electives.

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MUW 703

General music studies 703

Credits: 40.00

Module content:
Choose any one module from the BMus fourth year electives.

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