12 Master's in Liberal Arts in Africa
Monitoring and Evaluation Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideThe Monitoring and Evaluation programme at the Stellenbosch University focuses as a whole on accurate and systematic monitoring and evaluation in both the private and public sectors.
Drama and Theatre Studies Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideThe Department offers a unique set of professional and academic programmes aimed at postgraduate training in Drama and Theatre Studies at the Stellenbosch University. Our programmes may contain both practical and theoretical components and tuition is in Afrikaans and/or English.
Arts University of Namibia
3,7(104)Windhoek, NamibiaThe aim of the master of Arts programme from University of Namibia is to empower students with the competencies to design and execute research projects, and produce postgraduate students equipped with the knowledge, skills and motivation to conduct research and publish their research findings.
Arts University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
4,2(157)Johannesburg, South Africa Top 4% in WorldwideThe Arts programs at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg combine discipline-specific, advanced coursework with skills like critical thinking, analytic ability, and time management that are easily transferred if your career path changes.
Applied Drama, Theatre in Education, Communities and Social Contexts University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
4,2(157)Johannesburg, South Africa Top 4% in WorldwideLearn to use theatrical expression as a means to educate with this degree in Applied Drama, Theatre in Education, Communities and Social Contexts at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
Communication and Language Arts University Of Ibadan
4,0(396)Ibadan, Nigeria Top 15% in WorldwideThe Department of Communication and Language Arts originally began in 1964/65 as a service centre, a Reading Centre, to impart study skills to new students. It transformed into Department of Language Arts in 1975, and later Department of Communication and Language Arts. The Communication and Language Arts programme is offered at the University Of Ibadan.
Arts University of Pretoria
4,2(183)Pretoria, South Africa Top 7% in WorldwideArts from University of Pretoria from University of Pretoria provides a holistic education, transferable skills, critical thinking, and communication and problem-solving.
Lexicography Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideThe aim of the Lexicography programme at the Stellenbosch University is to train you as a researcher in theoretical lexicography, as practising lexicographer and to equip you for the teaching of lexicography in order to establish a broad South African dictionary culture.
Arts by Research University of Zambia
4,2(91)Lusaka, ZambiaThe Arts by Research program at University of Zambia is part of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The purpose of the School was to alleviate the national manpower shortage in the fields of social sciences and humanities by providing a degree that would equip graduates to respond constructively and flexibly to the developing requirements of the public and private sectors.
Interdisciplinary Studies of the Arts Stellenbosch University
4,4(123)Stellenbosch, South Africa Top 5% in WorldwideInterdisciplinary Studies of the Arts from Stellenbosch University offers you the opportunity to develop an innovative research or integrated artistic project that cuts across traditional boundaries of academic disciplines, performance practices and artistic media.
Arts University of the Western Cape
4,3(85)Cape Town, South Africa Top 15% in WorldwideAt Arts from the University of the Western Cape, you'll benefit from a well-known nationally and internationally university.
Communication and Language Arts University Of Ibadan
4,0(396)Ibadan, Nigeria Top 15% in WorldwideThe Department of Communication and Language Arts originally began in 1964/65 as a service centre, a Reading Centre, to impart study skills to new students. It transformed into Department of Language Arts in 1975, and later Department of Communication and Language Arts. The Communication and Language Arts programme is offered at the University Of Ibadan.