Monitoring and Evaluation Stellenbosch University

Overview

The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences sets great store by research and postgraduate teaching as part of its academic mission. So it hardly comes as a surprise that annually about one-third of our students are engaged in studies at postgraduate level in our wide-ranging programme offering. We also make a point of integrating our offering of postgraduate programmes with the research focuses of the various departments and their staff and our students' degree research commonly leads to national and international academic publications. Students who are both academically deserving and financially needy are provided with financial support where at all possible.

Quick Facts:

• The Monitoring and Evaluation programme at the Stellenbosch University focuses on the history and theory of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) as a developing 'discipline' in its own right, which is practised within various contexts. M&E has its own approaches and models, own sets of designs and methodologies and own domains of implementation. The programme is unique in its dedicated focus on the theory, methodology and practice of monitoring and evaluation. Students complete eight (six compulsory and two optional) modules, as well as a research assignment.