UNISA Discipline of Practical Theology Discipline of Practical Theology In pursuance of the vision of the University of South Africa, the Discipline of Practical Theology commits itself to the achievement of academic excellence in the field of practical theology. The discipline has a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate offerings specializing in preaching, Christian education, pastoral […]
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UNISA Discipline of Theological Ethics Discipline of Theological Ethics Faith, health, poverty, justice, abuse and compassion. Are they right and desirable? Which should we admire and live out and which should we avoid in our personal lives and social interaction? Why? These are some of the experiences and concepts that are dealt with in the
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UNISA Discipline of Systematic Theology Discipline of Systematic Theology In Systematic Theology or faith studies we are privileged to be exposed to many diverse views, worlds and contexts of past and present theologians, religiologists and theoreticians of faith. We, as lecturers, are also therefore privileged to accompany students from different worlds, contexts, experiences and views on
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UNISA Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology Courses Offered UNISA Discipline of Philosophy UNISA Discipline of Practical Theology UNISA Discipline of Systematic Theology UNISA Discipline of Theological Ethics
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UNISA Department of Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology Department of Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology This Unisa Department comprises four independent Disciplines, namely: Philosophy, Practical Theology, Systematic Theology, and Theological Ethics. Acting Chair of Department: Prof. Olehile A. Buffel Office: Theo van Wijk Building, Room 08-36, Muckelenuk Campus Tel.: +27 12 429 6151, e-mail: [email protected] Departmental Secretary:Ms.
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UNISA Department of Musicology Musicology Music study at Unisa began over 120 years ago with the examination of candidates in practical music and theory. Academic degree programmes have been offered since the early twentieth century, and Unisa alumni include many of South Africa’s foremost composers, performers, educators, scholars, and critics. The renowned choral composer Michael
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UNISA Department of Multimedia Multimedia is a broad field allowing for careers in animation, digital video editing, web design, graphic design, games, programming and self-employment opportunities in digital arts. Contact us Art Help Desk Speak to our friendly consultants regarding issues with myUnisa; get information about modules, tuition fees, cancellations and registration dates. Tel: 012 481 2977
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UNISA Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology Courses Offered UNISA Department of Art History UNISA Department of Visual Arts UNISA Department of Musicology UNISA Department of Multimedia
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UNISA Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology It is the mission of the Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology to make education in arts and music accessible to all who have fulfilled the university’s entrance requirements. We take cognisance of the cultural diversity
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UNISA Department of Communication Science Department of Communication Science Since its establishment in 1969, the Department of Communication Science of the University of South Africa has grown considerably and distinguished itself as a dynamic and credible leader in the field of communication science teaching. The Department is committed to making a difference in the lives
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