UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN · SOUTH AFRICA
Master's by Dissertation Only
Master's · Taught in en
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24 mo
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The Master's by Dissertation Only is a research-focused postgraduate degree offered by the School of Management Studies at the University of Cape Town. This program allows students to delve deeply into an advanced topic within their chosen field, working closely with a dedicated supervisor. The degree is awarded based on the submission and examination of a dissertation, comprising 180 NQF credits.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's Honours Degree or Postgraduate DiplomaA relevant Bachelor's Honours Degree or a Postgraduate Diploma with a strong academic record is typically required. Specific departmental requirements may apply.
Entry is by selection. Candidates must consult with the relevant Head of Department to discuss their proposed research topic and confirm the availability of suitable supervision before applying. Selection is based on academic merit, demonstrated research potential, and supervision capacity.
Fees
Tuition (international)Contact Faculty Office for current international tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Contact Faculty Office for current home/domestic tuition fees.
LivingRefer to the University of Cape Town's estimated living costs for students.
Tuition fees vary by program and are subject to change. International students should consult the faculty or university website for the most up-to-date fee information.
How to apply
1. ConsultationProspective candidates must first contact the Head of Department or relevant academic leader in the School of Management Studies (or the department of their intended research focus) to discuss their proposed research topic and ascertain the availability of appropriate supervision.
2. Application SubmissionFollowing successful preliminary discussions and confirmation of supervision, candidates should contact the Faculty Office for detailed instructions on the application process. Applications are subject to a selection process.
3. SelectionSelection is competitive and is based on the applicant's academic performance, demonstrated research competence, and the availability of suitable supervision.