UCT MA in African Cinema

By | September 18, 2021


UCT MA in African Cinema

192 NQF credits


Convenor

Associate Professor L. Marx


Admission requirements

(a) Faculty requirements are set out under rules FM3.



(b) Specialisation requirements:

  • Completion of an Honours degree or a four-year degree with a focus on Film Studies or cognate disciplines.

Acceptance will be on the recommendation of the Convenor, working in collaboration with the programme committee, who will consider applications and may interview candidates. Normally candidates will be expected to have an upper second or better result for their honours degree.


Prescribed curriculum:

Master’s students are required to complete a minor dissertation and four taught courses of which no more than two can be at HEQSF level 8 (4000 level).

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Compulsory courses

NQF credits HEQF level
FAM5006W Minor Dissertation 96 9
FAM5039F Approaches to African Cinema 24 9

Recommended Electives

 
FAM4004S Avant-Garde Film 24 8
FAM4034S Forms and Theories of Adaptation 24 8
FAM4036S Film and the Environment 24 8
FAM5040S Conceptualising SA cinema 24 9
HST4010F Analysing Historical Documentary Film 24 8

Elective courses

If students have already taken any of the compulsory courses, or an equivalent course elsewhere, they may be allowed to substitute another course with the permission of the convener. In the overall choices, at least two of the courses chosen must be at the 5000 level.