The Bachelor of Arts Humanities at NWU is a flexible three-year degree that allows students to combine a range of disciplines in the social sciences, languages, philosophy, and humanities. Students develop critical thinking, research, communication, and analytical skills that are highly transferable across South Africa's public and private sectors. Offered across the Mahikeng, Potchefstroom, and Vanderbijlpark campuses, the degree can be tailored to individual academic strengths and career interests through choice of specialisation modules. Graduates contribute to South Africa's cultural, educational, governmental, and commercial landscape as well-rounded thinkers equipped to engage with complex societal challenges.
English HL: Level 4 (50-59%) OR English FAL: Level 5 (60-69%)
APS: 24
Secondary School Teacher (with PGCE) – Teach English, History, or Social Sciences at South African public or private schools after completing a Postgraduate Certificate in Education.
Content Writer / Copywriter – Create compelling written content for South African media companies, advertising agencies, digital platforms, or government communications departments.
Policy Research Analyst – Research and analyse social, cultural, and governance policy for government departments, think tanks, or NGOs operating across South Africa.
Museum and Heritage Curator – Manage collections, develop exhibitions, and promote South African cultural heritage at national museums, archives, or provincial heritage sites.
Corporate Communications Officer – Develop internal and external communication strategies for South African businesses, government entities, or civil society organisations.
