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Master Of Arts (Kiswahili)

Requirements:
Both the common regulations for all Masters Degrees in the university and the general regula- tions for all Masters Degrees in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences shall apply.The following shall be eligible for registration in the Department:

  • Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Education (Arts) with at least Second Class Honours (Upper Division) or equivalent in relevant disciplines from a recognized university with an average grade of 鈥楤鈥 in Kiswahili Studies.
  • Those with Second Class (Lower Division) may be considered on condition that they have Grade 鈥淐鈥 and above in units relevant to their areas of specialization.

Master of Arts (Regular Full-Time mode of study)

Duration and Pattern of the Course
The masters of Arts degree in the Department shall extend over a period of at least eighteen months (18).
The degree will be offered in two patterns.听 Either; Coursework examination and project, Or Coursework, examination and thesis.

The language of instruction and the writing of all assignments (including the thesis) will be Kiswahili except for the general linguistics and General Research Methodology Courses, which may be taught and examined in English. In the first year, all students will take a minimum of EIGHT (8) Units and a maximum of TEN (10) Units. In the second year, students taking pattern A will take four (4) units in the first semester all of which will be elective. In the second semester, the students will write a project.听 The project will be equivalent to four (4) units. In the second year, students following pattern B will concentrate on their research work and submit a thesis. The thesis will be equivalent to eight (8) units.

Year I

Year II

Level 800 (1st Year)
  • AKS 800: Trends in Linguistic Theory
  • AKS 801: Advanced Kiswahili Structure
  • AKS 802: Historical Development of Kiswahili
  • AKS 803: Theories of Literary Criticism and Textual Analysis
  • AKS 804: Advanced Kiswahili Skills
  • AKS 805: Field Methods in Language and Literature
  • AKS 806: Advanced Sociolinguistics
  • AKS 807: Comparative and Historical Linguistics
  • AKS 808: Advanced Phonetics and Phonology
  • AKS 809: Kiswahili Literature in History
  • AKS 810: Advanced Stylistics
  • AKS 811: Translated Works in Kiswahili
  • AKS 812: Advanced Morphology
  • AKS 813: Comparative Linguistic Analysis
Level 800听 (2nd Year)
  • AKS 814: Classical Kiswahili Literature
  • AKS 815: Contemporary Kiswahili Literature
  • AKS 816: Language and Culture
  • AKS 817: Advanced Oral Literature in Kiswahili
  • AKS 818: Advanced Creative Writing in Kiswahili
  • AKS 819: Advanced Psycholinguistics
  • AKS 820: Advanced Syntax
  • AKS 821: Pragmatics
  • AKS 822: Advanced Discourse Analysis
  • AKS 823: Advanced Comparative Literature
  • AKS 824: Advanced Children鈥檚 Literature
  • AKS 825: Advanced Gender Issues in Kiswahili Literature
  • AKS 826: Advanced Semantics
  • AKS 827: Project