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Type	Code	Name
Modules	KLS 803	Clinical assessment and patient management 803
Modules	KGK 991	Thesis: Digital culture and media 991
Modules	AFR 714	Afrikaanse taalkunde (1) 714
Modules	AFR 715	Afrikaanse taalkunde (2) 715
Modules	AFR 716	Afrikaanse taalkunde (3) 716
Modules	AFR 717	Afrikaanse taalkunde (4) 717
Modules	IPL 753	Foreign policy 753
Modules	IPL 752	International relations theory 752
Modules	IPL 751	International political economy 751
Modules	GSO 759	Case studies in development practice 759
Modules	GSO 851	Dissertation: Development Studies 851
Modules	GSO 756	Contemporary development issues and debates 756
Modules	FRN 762	Principles and practice of professional translation 762
Modules	FRN 763	French literature (2) 763
Modules	FRN 764	Methodology and didactics of teaching French as a foreign language: French 764
Modules	FRN 866	Advanced professional translation 866
Modules	FRN 890	Dissertation: French 890
Modules	FRN 990	Thesis: French 990
Modules	GES 701	Historiography 701
Modules	GES 704	South Africa in world history 704
Modules	GES 705	Trends in African history 705
Modules	GES 713	Theory and methodology of history 713
Modules	GES 714	Socio-cultural history of South Africa 714
Modules	GES 715	World history and film 715
Modules	GES 770	Research report: History 770
Modules	GES 800	Examination: History 800
Modules	GES 890	Dissertation: History 890
Modules	GES 895	Mini-dissertation: History 895
Modules	FIL 895	Mini-dissertation: Philosophy 895
Modules	FIL 896	Research report: Philosophy 896
Modules	FIL 897	Research report: Political philosophy 897
Modules	FIL 990	Thesis: Philosophy 990
Modules	FRN 752	Semantics and interpreting 752
Modules	FRN 756	French literature (1) 756
Modules	FRN 757	French language and linguistics 757
Modules	FIL 711	Social philosophical debates 711
Modules	FIL 712	Contemporary philosophy 712
Modules	FIL 713	Current theme/debate 713
Modules	FIL 770	Research report: Philosophy 770
Modules	FIL 810	History of philosophy 810
Modules	FIL 813	Social philosophical debates 813
Modules	FIL 814	Contemporary philosophy 814
Modules	FIL 815	Current theme/debate 815
Modules	FIL 870	Mini-dissertation 870
Modules	FIL 890	Dissertation: Philosophy 890
Modules	FIL 891	Dissertation: Philosophy, politics and economics 891
Modules	AAK 705	Intervention: AAC 705
Modules	AAK 702	AAC assessment procedures 702
Modules	AAK 703	Communication technology 703
Modules	IMY 801	Multimedia: Coursework component 801

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