ADMISSION INTO GRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN THE 2013/2014 SESSION

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for entry into the following programmes:

A. FACULTY OF HUMANITIES

1. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE PROGRAMME

M.A. Comparative Literature

PhD Comparative Literature

Requirements for MA Comparative Literature Programme:

Candidates shall possess at least a Second Class Honours Degree with a CGPA of not less than 3.0 points on a 5 point scale or its equivalent in Literature from a recognized University. Graduates in English have to produce evidence of a minimum of two years (four semesters) academic exposure to French or another language of International communication.

African Language

There is a Special African Language requirement for the Comparative Literature Programme. Any candidate who is deficient in speaking, reading or writing an African language will be required to take an appropriate course in the Department of Linguistics and Communication Studies and produce evidence of having passed that course.

Requirements for PhD Comparative Literature Programme:

Candidates must have an M.A. degree in Literature or M.A. degree in other related discipline from a recognized University. In addition, candidates must have at least a CGPA of 3.50 points on a 5 point scale in their M.A. degree.

2. DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS

Master of Arts (MA), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in the following areas:

(a) Dramatic Theory and Criticism

(b) Sociology of Drama

(c) Film Studies

(d) Theatre and Cultural Administration

(e) Directing

(f) Theatre History

(g) Technical Theatre

(h) Playwriting

(i) Costume and Make-Up

(j) Theatre in Education

Requirements for M.A. Theatre Arts

Candidates must possess at least a Second Class Honours degree in Theatre Arts with a CGPA of not less than 3.00 on a 5 point scale or its equivalent in Theatre Arts from a recognized University.

Requirements for PhD Theatre Arts

Candidates must have an M.A. degree in Theatre Arts with at least a CGPA of 3.50 points on a 5 point scale or its equivalent from a recognized University.

3. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH STUDIES

(a) M.A., PhD in Literature with emphasis on:

(i) Theory of Literature

(ii) African Literature

(iii) African Oral Literature

(b) M.A. PhD in English Language with emphasis on:

(i) Applied English Linguistics

(ii) English as a Second Language, (ESL)

(iii) Discourse Analysis/Pragmatics

(iv) Sociolinguistics

Requirements for M.A. English Studies

Candidates must possess at least a Second Class Honours degree with a CGPA of not less than 3.00 on a 5 point scale or its equivalent in English Studies from a recognized University.

Requirements for PhD English Studies

Candidates must have an M.A. degree in English Studies or related discipline from a recognized University with at least a CGPA of 3.50 points on a 5 point scale.

4. DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES

(i) Postgraduate Diploma in French (PGDF)

(ii) Postgraduate Diploma in Translation (PGDT)

(iii) M.A. French in the following areas:

(a) French Grammar and Linguistics

(b) African Literature in French

(c) French Literature

(d) Comparative Literature

(e) Socio-Linguistics

(iv) M.A. Translation (English/French)

(v) PhD French/Translation (English/French)

Requirements for M.A. Foreign Languages and Literature

Candidates must possess at least a Second Class Honours degree with a CGPA of not less than 3.00 on a 5 point scale or its equivalent in Foreign Languages and Literature from a recognized University.

Requirements for PhD Foreign Languages and Literature

Candidates must have an M.A. degree in Foreign Languages and Literature from a recognized University with at least a CGPA of 3.50 points on a 5 point scale.

40. DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY

(i) M.Sc Pharmacology

(a) Candidates must possess a Second Class Honours Degree with at least a

CGPA of 3.00 on a 5 point scale or its equivalent in Pharmacology from the

University of Port Harcourt or other recognized Universities.

(b) Holders of good degree in Medicine and Surgery, Veterinary Medicine,

Dentistry, Physiology, and related Biomedical Science subjects.

(ii) Ph.D in Pharmacology, Candidates must possess an M.Sc with a minimum of 3.50

CGPA on a 5 point scale or an M.Phil Degree or an equivalent degree in

Pharmacology.

41. M.Sc Sports Medicine

(a) For medically qualified persons with MB.BS, B.Ch or a fellowship in any Medical

discipline.

(b) The duration of Course is 18 – 36 months.



The Course work will be taught in two semesters of 12 months while the student

will spend the remaining 6 months in a training attachment and a project work.

(c) Area of specialty – Sports Medicine generally, while the project work will be on

Sport of interest.



DURATION OF GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

A. Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE)

The Programme is to run on a Full-Time basis to last for a minimum of 12 calendar months and maximum of 24 calendar months and also on a Part-Time basis for two (2) consecutive Long Vacations of eight ( Weeks each (Sandwich Programme).



B. Master of Education (M.Ed) Sandwich Programmes.

The Programme will spread over three Long vacations as follows:

(i) Course work (including Seminar) to be completed in two (2) consecutive Long Vacations.



D. MBA Programme

Full-Time: Minimum of 24 Calendar Months and Maximum of 48 Calendar Months

Part-Time: Minimum of 36 Calendar Months and Maximum of 60 Calendar Months.



E. MD and MS Programmes

The Programmes will be at least 24 Calendar Months duration.



F. Ph.D Programmes

Full-Time candidates will be required to spend a minimum of 24 calendar months and a maximum of 60 calendar months.

Part-Time candidates will be required to spend a minimum of 36 calendar months and a maximum of 84 calendar months

GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS



ALL PGD PROGRAMMES

The minimum requirements for the Postgraduate Diploma Programmes is a Bachelor’s Degree in the related disciplines. Candidates must possess at least a Second Class Honours Degree or Third Class in the related Discipline. For HND holders a minimum of Upper Credit is acceptable in the relevant Departments.



PGDCHE

For the Postgraduate Diploma in Chemistry (PGDCHE) Programme, candidates with Third Class need not apply.



MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES

Candidates must possess at least a Second Class Honours Degree of the University of Port Harcourt or any recognized University, in the relevant subject with a minimum CGPA of 3.00 points on a 5 point scale or its equivalent. Candidates for the Master’s in Education must have obtained a first degree in another field and in addition a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) with at least an Upper Credit classification. Candidates for the MBA Programme must possess a strong qualitative background. Candidates with PGD must have a CGPA of 3.50 to register for Master’s Degree in the relevant field.



PhD PROGRAMMES

Candidates for the PhD Programmes should have a Master’s Degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.5 or its equivalent grade in the relevant discipline at the Master’s level. Admission will be based on interview performance. PhD involves course work and qualifying examination.

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