The Bachelor of Arts in Language and Literary Studies at NWU is a three-year degree offered across multiple campuses that develops deep expertise in language, linguistics, and literature relevant to South Africa's rich multilingual context. Students study selected South African and world languages at an advanced level alongside language practice and literary theory, building the communication, analysis, and intercultural competence needed for careers in education, translation, publishing, and the public sector. With South Africa's eleven official languages creating ongoing demand for language professionals who can bridge linguistic communities, this degree is both socially significant and professionally practical. The programme celebrates linguistic diversity as a strength and equips graduates to contribute to language development and promotion across the country.
Relevant language (HL): Level 4 (50-59%) OR (FAL): Level 5 (60-69%)
APS: 24
