BA in Ancient Languages | NWU

APS Required

points

Duration

3 year(s)

Type

Bachelor's Degree

Delivery

Full-time

Requirements

  • NS(C) or NC(V) for degree studies, or with full
  • Matriculation exemption
  • English level 4 (50-59%)
  • MODE OF DELIVERY: Contact

Career Prospects

Linguist

Analyze ancient languages, reconstruct linguistic structures, and contribute to historical and archaeological research. Linguists work in universities, research institutions, and language preservation projects.

Translator (Ancient Texts)

Interpret historical manuscripts, religious texts, and inscriptions from languages like Latin, Greek, or Egyptian. Translators work for museums, publishing houses, and cultural organizations.

Archivist (Historical Documents)

Preserve and catalog ancient manuscripts, legal records, and rare books, ensuring historical documents remain accessible for research. Archivists work in national libraries, universities, and heritage institutions.

Historian (Ancient Civilizations)

Study ancient cultures through their languages, exploring social, political, and philosophical ideas. Historians work in academia, museums, and heritage preservation organizations.

Museum Curator (Linguistic Artifacts)

Manage and curate ancient texts, inscriptions, and language-based exhibits, providing historical context for visitors. Museum curators work in cultural institutions, galleries, and archives.

Academic Lecturer (Ancient Languages)

Teach ancient languages such as Latin, Greek, or Sanskrit at universities, contributing to linguistic scholarship and historical studies. Lecturers work in higher education and research institutions.

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