MA African Studies and Intensi - School of Orien

Tuition Fee

USD 30,437

Per year

Start Date

Medium of studying

On campus

Duration

24 months

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Degree

Masters

Major

Foreign Language | Indigenous Languages

Area of study

Langauges

Education type

On campus

Timing

Full time

Course Language

English

Tuition Fee

Average International Tuition Fee

USD 30,437

Intakes

Program start date	Application deadline
2023-10-10	-
2024-01-16	-
2024-04-24	-

About Program

Program Overview

The MA African Studies and Intensive Swahili from SOAS provides students with competency in language skills and intercultural awareness and understanding. Familiarity with the region will have been developed through a combination of the study of language, history, cinema, politics, economics or law.

Students on this postgraduate degree programme will develop their ability to engage with and explore relationships between indigenous African aesthetics and contemporary literary theories.

Why study African Studies and Intensive Swahili at SOAS?

SOAS is ranked 1st in London and 9th in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2023 for Middle Eastern and African Studies

Top 10th in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2023 for African and Middle Eastern Studies

Modern Languages and Linguistics at SOAS has been ranked 10th in the UK in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021

4th for research environment - with 100% of our research ranked as 'internationally excellent' and 85% as 'world-leading' - and 8th for research outputs in the REF 2021

SOAS is a specialist in the studies of Africa, the Middle East, South Asia and South East Asia

Access comprehensive cross-regional expertise and gain an understanding of the interconnectedness of these regions in an increasingly globalised world

You will be eligible to apply for internships, available to students starting 2023/24

Program Outline

Students must take

315 credits in total

, comprised of

255 taught credits

(45 of which are taught abroad as part of a Summer School) and a

60-credit

dissertation as outlined below.

Year 1:

students on the two-year Intensive Language programmes take 60 credits of intensive language instruction and 60 credits in the discipline. During the summer, they participate in a Summer School abroad.

Year 2:

students take another 30 language credits as well as 60 credits in the discipline; they also complete their dissertation in the discipline.

The Swahili component can be taken either at beginner or at intermediate level.

Please note that:

a maximum of 60 credits can be taken in any one subject area

a minimum of three subject areas must be covered.

Important notice

The information on the website reflects the intended programme structure against the given academic session. The modules are indicative options of the content students can expect and are/have been previously taught as part of these programmes. However, this information is published a long time in advance of enrolment and module content and availability is subject to change.

Two 2 - language beginner

Year 1

Two years full-time

In year 1 beginner students take the following modules below and select modules to the value of 30 credits from list A and another 15 credits from list B

Module	Credits
Remapping Area Studies in Asia, Africa and the Middle East	15
Approaches to African Studies: Concepts, Methods and Theories	15
Swahili 1 A (PG)	15
Swahili 1 B (PG)	15
Language, Society and Communication (Masters)	15

Summer abroad

At the end of year 1 before the begining of year 2 students participate in a summer school at one of our partner institutions equivalent to the value of 45 credits.

Year 2 - Beginner

In year 2 beginner students select 60 credits from list A, B or C and 30 credits in the selected language, plus the dissertation

Module	Credits
Dissertation in African Studies	60

Year 1 - Intermediate

In year 1 of the intermediate structure, students will take the following 2 modules and select modules to the value of 30 credits from list A plus another 15 credits from list B

Module	Credits
Remapping Area Studies in Asia, Africa and the Middle East	15
Approaches to African Studies: Concepts, Methods and Theories	15

Summer abroad

At the end of year 1 before the begining of year 2 students participate in a summer school at one of our partner institutions equivalent to the value of 45 credits.

Year 2 - Intermediate

In year 2 of the intermediate structure students select modules to the value of 60 credits from list A, B or C, plus 30 credits in a selected language, plus the following modules below

Module	Credits
Intermediate Swahili 2A (PG)	30
Language, Society and Communication (Masters)	15
Dissertation in African Studies	60

List A - guided options

School of Languages Cultures & Lingistics

Module	Credits
Contemporary African Literature (PG)	15
Language, Identity and Society in Africa (PG)	15
Intersecting Worlds: Race and Gender in the Contemporary Postcolonial Novel	15
Concepts and Practice of Subtitling	15

Anthropology and Sociology

Module	Credits
724 Migration, Borders and Space: Decolonial Approaches	15
725 African and Asian Diasporas: Culture, Politics, Identities	15

School of Arts

Module	Credits
Asia and Africa On Display	15
Art and Politics in Africa	15
Global Film Industries	15

History, Religion and Philosophy

Module	Credits
Colonial curricula: empire and education at SOAS and beyond	15
African Philosophy (PG)	15
Race, Segregation, and Apartheid in Twentieth-century South Africa (PG)	15

List B - guided options

Politics

Module	Credits
Government and Politics of Africa	30
Rule and Resistance in Contemporary Southern Africa	15
Politics of Central Africa: Social Rupture and Reconfiguration	15
Political Life in African Cities	15
Violence, Justice and the Politics of Memory	15
Gender and Security in Africa	15

Economics

Module	Credits
Economic development of Africa (PG)	15

School of Law

Module	Credits
Law and Postcolonial Theory	15
Law and Development in Africa	30
Colonialism, Empire and International Law	15

Centre for Gender Studies

Module	Credits
Queer Politics in Asia, Africa and the Middle East	15

Development Studies

Module	Credits
Gender and Development	15
Problems of Development in the Middle East and North Africa	15

List C - guided options

Languages

Module	Credits
Amharic 1 A (PG)	15
Amharic 1 B (PG)	15
Swahili 1 A (PG)	15
Swahili 1 B (PG)	15
Intermediate Swahili 2A (PG)	30
Swahili 3 (PG)	30
Practical Translation: English into Other Languages	15
Practical Translation: Other Languages into English	15
Zulu 1 A (PG)	15
Zulu 1 B (PG)	15
Somali 1 A	15
Somali 1 B	15
Somali 1 A (PG)	15
Somali 1 B (PG)	15

One-year Masters programmes consist of

180 credits.

120 credits are taught in modules of 30 credits (taught over 20 weeks) or 15 credits (taught over 10 weeks); the dissertation makes up the remaining 60 units. The programme structure shows which modules are compulsory and which optional.

Contact hours

As a rough guide, 1 credit equals approximately 10 hours of work. Most of this will be independent study, including reading and research, preparing coursework and revising for examinations. It will also include class time, which may include lectures, seminars and other classes. Some subjects, such as learning a language, have more class time than others. At SOAS, most postgraduate modules have a one hour lecture and a one hour seminar every week, but this does vary.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

Students will acquire knowledge and critical awareness of current issues and/or insights into Africa from the perspective of at least two social sciences and/or humanities disciplines.

The student will have the opportunity of gaining knowledge or further knowledge of an African language.

The student will gain specialized and in - depth knowledge in one particular area of the study of Africa and from disciplinary perspective.

Intellectual (thinking) skills

Students will develop a critical and analytical approach to issues relating to Africa in the disciplinary areas chosen.

Students will develop skills of synthesizing materials from a variety of sources and presenting these in writing and orally in an academic context.

Students will have the opportunity of researching topics which have been little commented on in the secondary literature and thus develop research skills by working on primary sources.

Subject-based practical skills

Students will gain specific knowledge of aspects of African life, which will prepare them for working in Africa.

The specialist knowledge developed in the individual courses will allow students to add an academically grounded perspective to their particular subsequent work context.

If a student takes an African language they will have a strong practical skill, which will help them in any context where the language is used and which will also be of benefit if they need to learn another language in the future.

Transferable skills

Through managing their studies students will develop the exercise of initiative and personal responsibility.

In researching and writing coursework and the dissertation students will develop research and writing skills.

Students will develop the skills of independent learning required for continuing onto a research degree or for professional development.

SOAS Library

is one of the world's most important academic libraries for the study of Africa, Asia and the Middle East, attracting scholars from all over the world. The Library houses over 1.2 million volumes, together with significant archival holdings, special collections and a growing network of electronic resources.

Graduates of the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics leave SOAS not only with linguistic and cultural expertise, but also with skills in written and oral communication, analysis and problem solving.

Recent School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics graduates have been hired by:

Africa Matters

Amnesty International

Arab British Chamber of Commerce

BBC World Service

British High Commission

Council for British Research in the Levant

Department for International Development

Edelman

Embassy of Jordan

Ernst & Young

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

Google

Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies

Middle East Eye

Saïd Foundation

TalkAbout Speech Therapy

The Black Curriculum

The Telegraph

United Nations Development Programme

UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency

Wall Street Journal

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Admission Requirements

We will consider all applications with 2:2 (or international equivalent) or higher. In addition to degree classification we take into account other elements of the application such as supporting statement. References are optional, but can help build a stronger application if you fall below the 2:2 requirement or have non-traditional qualifications.

Afghanistan: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master's degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

80% or 3.3/4.0

Argentina: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Titulo / Grado de Licenciado

Equivalent to 2:ii:

7/10

Information for prospective students from Argentina

Australia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

2:2 or Credit or 65%

Information for prospective students from Australia

Austria: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

2.5/5.0 and overall Pass (Bestanden)

Bahrain: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

75% or GPA 3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Bahrain

Bangladesh: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor’s from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology or Master's degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

60% or GPA 3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Bangladesh

Belgium: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Licentiaat or Licencié

Equivalent to 2:ii:

13/20 or 65%

Information for prospective students from Belgium

Botswana: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree (5-year) or Master's from University of Botswana

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.5/5.0 or 65% or B- or Good

Brazil: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Título de Bacharel / Título de Licenciado (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

7/10 or 70%

Information for prospective students from Brazil

Brunei: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Lower Second Class Honours with 50% overall

Information for prospective students from Brunei

Bulgaria: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

4.3/6

Information for prospective students from Bulgaria

Cameroon: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Diplôme d'Ingénieur/ Diplôme d'Études Supérieures de Commerce (5-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

12-13 assez bien (fair); 70-74; or B+

Canada: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.0/4.0 or 74-77% or overall B

Information for prospective students from Canada

China Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency): Bachelor degree (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

73% or 2.6/4.0 (C9 unis)

75% or 2.8/4.0 (Double First unis)

80% or 3.25/4.0 (all other unis)

Information for prospective students from China

Colombia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Licenciado / Titulo (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3.5/5.0

Information for prospective students from Colombia

Croatia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Baccalaureus / Baccalaurea (Bachelor degree)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Overall score 3/5

Cyprus: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

6.5/10

Czech Republic: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree (180 ECTS)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

1.75/4.0 or High C 'dobre’ (good)

Information for prospective students from the Czech Republic

Denmark: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

7/12 or 8/13 or grade C

Information for prospective students from the Denmark

Egypt: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

70% or 3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Egypt

Estonia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bakalaurusekraad / University Specialist's Diploma / Professional Higher Education Diploma

Equivalent to 2:ii:

4.0/5.0

Finland: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor / Kandidaatti / Kandidat (180 ECTS credits)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3/5 or 2/3

France: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Licence or Diplôme from a grande école

Equivalent to 2:ii:

11.5 out 20

Information for prospective students from France

Gambia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master's degree (2-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.0/4.3 or 64% or B

Germany: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree (180 ECTS)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

2.6/5

Information for prospective students from Germany

Ghana: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

2:2 (Second Class Lower Division) or GPA 3.25/5.0 or 60%

Information for prospective students from Ghana

Greece: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

6.50/10

Information for prospective students from Greece

Hong Kong: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Upper second class or GPA 2.7/4.0 or 75% or B Minus

Information for prospective students from Hong Kong

Hungary: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor (Alapfokozat) or Diploma (Egyetemi Oklevél)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3.5/5.0

Iceland: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree (Baccalaureus or Bakkalarprof)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

7.0 out of 10

India: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

CGPA: 55-60% or 5.5/10 - 6.0/10

Information for prospective students from India

Iraq: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree (Licence/Karshani)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

0.7

Israel: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

70% or C+

Information for prospective students from Israel

Italy: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Laurea (180 ECTS)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

100/110

Information for prospective students from Italy

Japan: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

70% or C+ or 3.0

Information for prospective students from Japan

Jordan: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3.0/4.0 or 70%

Information for prospective students from Jordan

Kazakhstan: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelors (Bakalavr Diplomi) or Specialist Diploma

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.0/4.0 or GPA 4.0/5.0 or B

Information for prospective students from Kazakhstan

Kenya: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

2:2 or 60%

Information for prospective students from Kenya

Kuwait: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3.0/

Information for prospective students from Kuwait

Latvia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bakalaura Diploms (Bachelor's) or Profesionālā Bakalaura Diploms

Equivalent to 2:ii:

7/10

Lebanon: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree / Licence

Equivalent to 2:ii:

75% or Grade B-/C+ or GPA 2.8/4.0 or 14/20

Information for prospective students from Lebanon

Liberia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master's degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

75% or 2.8/4.0

Libya: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor Degree from selected institution

Equivalent to 2:ii:

75% or GPA 3.0/4.0

Lithuania: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelors / Bakalauro (180 ECTS)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

7.5/10

Information for prospective students from Lithuania

Malawi: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master's degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

70% or GPA 3.0/4.0

Malaysia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3.0/4.0 or B (Class 2 Division 2)

Information for prospective students from Malaysia

Malta: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Lower Second Class with 65% or Category IIB

Mexico: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Titulo de Licenciado

Equivalent to 2:ii:

8/10 or 80%

Information for prospective students from Mexico

Morocco: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Licence / Licence d'Etudes Fondamentales / Licence Professionnelle

Equivalent to 2:ii:

13/20

Information for prospective students from Morocco

Nepal: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master's degree / Bachelor degree (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

70%

Information for prospective students from Nepal

Netherlands: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

6.5/10 or GPA 3.0

Information for prospective students from the Netherlands

New Zealand: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Majority of credited modules B- or above

Nigeria: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Lower Second Class or 55% or GPA 3.0/5.0 or 2.5/4.0 or 4.0/7.0

Information for prospective students from Nigeria

Norway: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelors / Bachelorgrad (180 ECTS) or Candidatus /a magisterii

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Grade C (with at least 80 ECTS) at grade B or 3.2

Information for prospective students from Norway

Oman: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Oman

Pakistan: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor (4-year) / Master's from HEC recognised institution

Equivalent to 2:ii:

CGPA 2.7 or 65%

Information for prospective students from Pakistan

Philippines: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master’s from recognised institution or Centre of Excellence / Bachelor from prestigious institution or Centre of Excellence

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Prestigous Universities: GPA 3.3/4.0 or 1.75/5.0 or Grade B or 83%

Recognised Universities: GPA 3.5/4.0 or 2.0/5.0 or Grade B or 87%

Poland: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Licencjat or Inżynier (3-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

4.25/5

Information for prospective students from Poland

Portugal: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Licenciado (180 ECTS)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

15/20

Qatar: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.0/4.0 or 3.5/5.0 or 70% or 7/10

Information for prospective students from Qatar

Romania: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Diplomă de Licenţă / Diplomă de Inginer / Diplomă de Urbanist Diplomat

Equivalent to 2:ii:

8/10

Information for prospective students from Romania

Russia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Diplom Bakalavra or Specialist Diploma

Equivalent to 2:ii:

3.8/5.0

Information for prospective students from Russia

Rwanda: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Lower Second Class Honours or 65-69% or 14/20

Saudi Arabia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA of 3.0/4.0 or 3.5/5.0 or overall 70%

Information for prospective students from Saudi Arabia

Singapore: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

CAP 3.5/5.0 or 3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Singapore

Slovakia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bakalár / Bachelor

Equivalent to 2:ii:

70% or 2.0 overall or C

South Africa: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

60%

Information for prospective students from South Africa

South Korea: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 2.7/4.0 or 3.0/4.3 or 3.3/4.5

Information for prospective students from South Korea

Spain: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Título de Grado / Título de Licenciado / Título de Ingeniero / Titulo de Arquitecto

Equivalent to 2:ii:

6.5/10 or GPA 1.75/4.0

Information for prospective students from Spain

Sri Lanka: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor Special Degree or Professional Degree (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

55% or 2:2 or GPA 3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Sri Lanka

Sudan: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor (5-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

65%+ or B

Sweden: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree / Kandidatexamen / Yrkesexamen

Equivalent to 2:ii:

B (90 credits) and C (90 credits) or Very Good (70 credits) and Good (110 Credits) or C (180 credits)

Information for prospective students from Sweden

Switzerland: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Diplom / Diplôme / Lizentiat / Staatsdiplom / Diplôme d’Etat

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Overall 4.5/6 or 7/10 or 2.5/5

Information for prospective students from Switzerland

Syria: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Licence / al-ijaza-fi / Bachelor

Equivalent to 2:ii:

70%+ or 'Good'

Taiwan: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

68-70% or GPA 2.8/4.0-3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Taiwan

Thailand: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from Thailand

Tunisia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Diplôme National d'Ingénieur / Diplôme National d'Architecture / Licence / Maîtrise

Equivalent to 2:ii:

12 out of 20

Turkey: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Lisans Diplomasi

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 2.6/4 from the top universities and 3.0/4 from all others

Information for prospective students from Turkey

Uganda: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

2:2 (Lower Second) or B or GPA 3.0/5.0

Information for prospective students from Uganda

Ukraine: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree or Specialist Diploma

Equivalent to 2:ii:

8/12 or 3.8/5

United Arab Emirates: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.0/4.0 or 3.2/5.0

Information for prospective students from the United Arab Emirates

United States of America: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

GPA 3.0/4.0

Information for prospective students from the USA

Vietnam: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree (4-year)

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Overall score of 6.5/10

Information for prospective students from Vietnam

Yemen: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master's degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

Overall 'Good' (71-77%) or Aden University 80-83% (or 3.0/4.0)

Zambia: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Master's degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

65% or B or Credit or GPA 1.7/2.5 or 3.3/5.0

Zimbabwe: Qualifications (Bachelor equivalency):

Bachelor degree

Equivalent to 2:ii:

2:2 or 65%

Information for prospective students from Zimbabwe

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