Master of Arts in Geography and Environmental Studies
The Master of Arts in Geography and Environmental Studies is a research-based programme that allows you to investigate and address pressing environmental and urban issues from a spatial perspective.
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Programme overview
Duration
Two years
Campus
Stellenbosch
Type
Full thesis
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When applying
When applying for a postgraduate programme, some may require you to upload additional supporting documents beyond completing the standard application form online. Where such documents are required, more information will appear under the section below titled “Supporting Application Documents.”
Please note that selection for postgraduate programmes is highly competitive, and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Research Master’s and PhD applicants are strongly advised to consult the relevant department before applying to discuss their proposed research topic and confirm the availability of a suitable supervisor.
Please note that selection for postgraduate programmes is highly competitive, and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Research Master’s and PhD applicants are strongly advised to consult the relevant department before applying to discuss their proposed research topic and confirm the availability of a suitable supervisor.
Minimum admission requirements
• A BAHons degree with Geography and Environmental Studies or equivalent qualification.
• An average final mark of 60%.
Programme structure
Programme Structure
The programme focuses on the study and resolution of human-environmental problems, environmental
disasters and urban or tourism phenomena from a spatial perspective.
Programme Content
Compulsory Module
11660 : Thesis (Geography and Environmental Studies A) 872(180)
Last updated
23 April 2026
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