Advanced Research Pathways & Professional ImpactGraduates of the Master of Communication in Language Practice are equipped to bridge linguistic theory with practical, industry-relevant application. Aligned with CUT’s mandate as a University of Technology, this research-based qualification cultivates advanced scholars who drive effective communication, foster multilingual innovation, and solve complex language challenges through rigorous scientific enquiry and dissertation research. Professional and scholarly pathways include:
Recent Postgraduate Theses from This ProgrammeDiscover the calibre of applied research produced by our postgraduate community. Below are published, recent dissertations and theses completed by students in this field. Explore these and more on CUT Scholar, our comprehensive open-access repository dedicated to preserving and distributing scholarly work. Thesis Guidelines for investigating and overcoming challenges of Grade 8 learners studying English as a second language in Lejweleputswa, Free StateView on CUT Scholar →Thesis Investigating barriers to effective communication in the lecturing environment at CUTView on CUT Scholar → |
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Masters : Master of Communication in Language Practice
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Duration of Programme |
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NQF Level |
| Bloemfontein Campus, Welkom Campus |
2 years full-time; 3 years part-time |
180 |
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Programme-Specific RequirementsMinimum Prior QualificationAn appropriate Honours degree or Postgraduate Diploma in Language Practice or Media Studies (or an equivalent qualification). Candidates must have successfully completed a dedicated Research module to access this programme. Required Academic Performance
Selection Process & Additional RequirementsSelection, Supervision & RPLAdmission is strictly dependent on the availability of a supervisor in your specific field of study. Candidates may also apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) by submitting a Portfolio of Evidence as determined by the Department. Crucial Registration Rule: Full-time students must have their research proposal and form LS262a approved within 6 months (9 months for part-time). Failure to do so will result in automatic deregistration. Duration & Study ModeThe minimum duration is 2 years full-time or 3 years part-time (maximum 4 years). Students registering beyond the minimum duration are required to pay an annual extension fee. After successful completion, the Master of Communication in Language Practice Degree will be awarded during an official graduation ceremony of CUT. Any person enrolled whilst holding a position at a place of work in terms of the Labour Relations Act (Act No. 66 of 1995) is regarded as a part-time student. Need the Full Programme Details? Consult the Student CalendarWe know that choosing your future is a big step! While this page gives you the key highlights, the official CUT Student Calendar is your complete, authoritative guide. We highly recommend reviewing it to see full details on this programme, including admission criteria, complete module structures, assessment rules, and what to expect during your studies. View the Student Calendar → |
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