S.L. 327.350 Art. 3Requirements for admission.

(1) The Course shall be open to applicants who are in possession of the following qualifications:

(a) a Bachelor degree from this University or any higher education institution recognised by Senate, in Social

Policy, Psychology, Youth and Community Studies or Social Wellbeing Studies, obtained with at least Second Class Honours and with a minimum average mark of 65%; or

(b) a Bachelor degree from this University or another higher education institution recognised by Senate, obtained with at least Category II and with a minimum overall average mark of 65% in any two of the AUSPICES OF THE FACULTY FOR SOCIAL WELLBEING

following areas of study: Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology or Social Studies; or

(c) a Bachelor degree from this University or another higher education institution recognised by Senate, in Theology with Psychology or Social Studies or Sociology, obtained with at least Category II and with a minimum overall average mark of 65%; or

(d) a Bachelor degree from this University or another higher education institution recognised by Senate, obtained with at least Second Class Honours and with a minimum average mark of 65% in any area of study.

(2) For the degree of Master of Arts in Social Policy: a Bachelor degree with at least Second Class Honours in Social Policy or in any other area of study which the Board deems to be relevant.