Through this masterclass series participants will be able to:
1. Evaluate decolonisation as resistance to Eurocentrism so that they can acknowledge the contributions of colonised populations as a moral imperative for rectifying the impact of colonial domination.
2. Analyse epistemic disobedience, as the refusal to frame intellectual thought and analyses within Eurocentric canons and impositions so that they can challenge thinking from one¿s bodily inhabitation as Africans.
3. Understand colonialism and coloniality as separate concepts so that they can challenge the logic that places people and knowledge into a classification system that valorises Eurocentrism in its current existence.
Entry Requirement: Grade 12/Matric Certificate or Equivalent Qualification
Certificate Type: Attendance
Delivery Mode: Blended
Duration: 7 Months
Presentation Language: English
Contact Person Name: NH Mhlaba
Contact Person Email: nhmhlaba@sun.ac.za
Latest Year Offered: 2026
Estimated cost: 0 - R500
Field of Study: Masterclass
Department Name: Centre for Student Life and Learning