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African Languages

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Objectives of the African Languages Studies 

  • To promote and advance scholarship in African languages,

  • To promote multilingualism through 1st and 2nd language programmes, and

  • To facilitate student access and retention, particularly of historically disadvantaged students.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

Rhodes University is committed to excellence in research and to developing and maintaining a culture of research. As a result Rhodes actively fosters postgraduate studies and the production of innovative and creative Honours and Master’s graduates

CLICK HERE for the 2022 Afr Lang Studies - orientation lecture

 

Last Modified: Wed, 13 Aug 2025 12:02:35 SAST

Rhodes>African Languages>bbin宝盈集团

bbin宝盈集团 African Languages

African languages section logo

Rhodes University is committed to excellence in research and to developing and maintaining a culture of research. As a result Rhodes actively fosters postgraduate studies and the production of innovative and creative Honours and Master’s graduates

Our Objectives

  • To promote and advance scholarship in African languages,

  • To promote multilingualism through 1st and 2nd language programmes, and

  • To facilitate student access and retention, particularly of historically disadvantaged students.

Our Vision and mission

Our aim is to further the intellectualisation of isiXhosa so that it can be used across disciplines at various levels of education. Objectives of the African Language Studies Department

  • To promote and advance scholarship in African languages,
  • To promote multilingualism through 2nd language acquisition programmes,
  • To facilitate student access and retention,
  • To set up a multimedia facility which is instrumental to all the above.

Students in African Language Studies can be assured of the real practice of ubuntu (the spirit of humanity, sharing and togetherness).

CLICK HERE for the 2022 Afr Lang Studies - orientation lecture

 

Last Modified: Wed, 13 Aug 2025 12:07:53 SAST