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The BA in Media, Communication and Culture (often referred to as BA Media and Communications) at Nelson Mandela University (South Africa) is a 3-year full-time undergraduate degree offered through the Faculty of Humanities, primarily on the South Campus. It combines intensive theoretical knowledge with practical skills, focusing on areas such as: Communications Media studies Arts and culture (including classical and contemporary cultural studies) Languages and literature Information technology/media-related applications The programme prepares versatile graduates for industry demands, covering topics like advertising, design, film studies, newspaper/magazine writing/journalism, and related fields. Students take core modules in these areas and can select electives from subjects such as languages (e.g., English, Afrikaans, isiXhosa, French), philosophy, web design, music technology, psychology, or marketing. It's designed to develop critical thinking, communication, and creative abilities for careers in media, communication practice, cultural industries, and beyond. Admission requires meeting minimum NSC requirements for degree entry (with specific APS/subject levels—check the official prospectus for details).