University of Cape Town- Faculty of Humanities
UCT is South Africa's oldest university and has its main campus on the slopes of Table Mountain in Rondebosch. It is home to 17 000 undergrad students, 11 000 postgrad students and 4 000 staff. There is also a medical campus, aligned to the famous Groote Schuur Hospital; a fine art campus in central Cape Town; and the Middle campus which houses the music, arts and related disciplines.
Philosophy
Politics and Economics
Performing and Creative Arts
Film & Media
Economics
Law
Psychology
Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Social Science
Bachelor of Social Science in Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts
Bachelor of Arts in Theatre & Performance
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Music in Dance
Advanced Diploma in Music
Advanced Diploma in Opera
Diploma in Dance Education
Diploma in Music Performance
Diploma in Theatre & Performance
Contact Person
Humanities Undergraduate Office
Telephone: 021 650 2717
E-mail: hum-ugrad@uct.ac.za
Tel +27 21 650 2105/6
www.uct.ac.za
Fax +27 21 650 5100
Postal Address
Faculty of Humanities
University of Cape Town
Private Bag X3
7701
Rondebosch
Physical Address
Humanities Undergraduate Office
Beattie Building, University Avenue
Upper Campus
University of Cape Town
Rondebosch
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