Combine the practical and theoretical aspects of music. Co-operate with others to pursue the common good. Total credits required. Integrated assessment appropriately incorporated to ensure that the purpose of the qualification is achieved. Assessment procedures adhere to Rhodes University Assessment Policy.
Assessment entails three elements.
The course work on which continuous assessment is based includes work done individually and in groups, and may consist of combinations of tests, essays, practical reports and seminars. Candidates with credits from other universities may be given credit for equivalent courses at Rhodes University and may be able to complete a degree in less than the minimum three years. Similarly, learners with credits from Rhodes University may be able to move to any other university in the country where they may be given credit for equivalent courses at that university. Learners taking the BMus are able to transfer credits to the BA and BSc degrees. Learners with a BMus may be able to continue with a Master's degree in Music or Honours degrees in Arts or Science.