The Bachelor of Arts in Media, Communication and Culture at Nelson Mandela University is a three-year degree that critically examines the role of media, communication, and culture in shaping South African society. Students study journalism, broadcasting, public relations, digital media, media theory, and cultural studies, developing strong writing, research, and communication skills. South Africa's diverse and politically engaged media landscape makes this an especially relevant programme, and NMU's media facilities and industry connections prepare graduates for careers across print, broadcast, digital, and PR sectors.
Any one NSC Language (Home Language or First Additional Language): 60%
Mathematics: 35% (or Mathematical Literacy: 55% or Technical Mathematics: 55%)
APS: 350
