Explore the Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology program at University of South Africa. This program is offered in ZAF and provides an excellent learning opportunity in Doctorate studies.

The Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology at the University of South Africa is a full research qualification designed for students who wish to engage deeply with anthropological research. The program requires the completion of a thesis that includes a research proposal, an oral defense (viva voce), and the submission of two manuscripts based on the candidate's research to a recognized accredited journal. This rigorous academic path is structured to be completed within a maximum of six years, with an option for an additional year if necessary. The program emphasizes the importance of original research and scholarly contribution to the field of anthropology, making it suitable for those aiming to advance their academic careers or engage in high-level research. Students are encouraged to discuss their research interests with their supervisors, particularly in relation to the university's identified Catalytic Niche Areas, which can enhance the relevance and impact of their work.

Required Courses

• TFANT04 - Thesis: Anthropology

Elective Courses

• No elective courses listed.