Postgraduate Studies at Lingua strives to achieve leadership in offering distinguished academic and research-based postgraduate programs. It actively promotes the dissemination of scientific and applied research on an international scale, providing innovative solutions, practical insights, and enriching human knowledge. By fostering excellence in all research endeavors, the sector empowers university faculties to produce impactful studies that contribute to societal development, drive innovation in business institutions, and address the needs of the surrounding environment

Lingua awards a master's degree in postgraduate studies in the following faculties:

1. Master of Science in Computer Science 

2. Master of Management 

2. Master of Tourism and Hospitality Management

About the Lingua Research, Post Graduate Studies and Innovation Centre

The Lingua Research, Post Graduate Studies and Innovation Centre aims to bring together researchers, working in a range of disciplines from across International Training College-Lingua and further afield, to enhance collaboration opportunities and to maximise real-world impact. 

Aims and Objectives

The Lingua Research, Post Graduate Studies and Innovation Centre aims to:

• contribute to debates on diversity, focusing on Namibia in a global context.
• provide a platform for research, create opportunities for new research, and establish national and international collaborations.
• support research by postgraduates and practitioners in the relevant fields.
• promote networking in research, innovation, and development on a local and international level.

The principal objectives of the Centre are to: 

• promote research by drawing together, coordinating and enhancing existing and potential areas of national and international excellence 
• support the development of researchers and research groups working across disciplinary and organisational boundaries
• provide resource management and infrastructure to members of the Centre
• distribute research results to the wider public to make an impact on the wellbeing of bilingual and multilingual communities and individuals, including influencing social and educational policies and practices concerning them.