Business, Commerce and Management Studies - Public Administration
The program aims to prepare students for careers in the public sector and government, including roles in the media and non-government organizations. The curriculum focuses on developing skills and knowledge essential for success in these fields.
The program offers graduate-level challenges in social sciences, incorporating industrial psychological principles. This approach aims to deepen understanding of the human element's value and significance in society, specifically within an industrial context.
By equipping South Africa with capable graduates, the program aims to foster effective management and leadership skills in a significant number of individuals. These graduates are expected to make valuable contributions to various sectors through their abilities and competencies.
There will be a balanced and diverse approach designed to test the different criteria in the most suitable way. Research, for example, will be tested by a research project which students will carry out in groups. This will then both test research and teamwork skills. Attention will be given to the dangers of relying too heavily on formal examinations so that students with an aptitude for exams are not over advantaged. Lecturers will be encouraged to ensure that the assessment methods used are as appropriate as possible to the subject matter and the outcomes intended.
Attendance at tutorials, written tests, assignments, and practical sessions (40%). Written examination (60%). Assessment strategies such as case studies to assess the integration of knowledge and skills tested through the application of theories and by obtaining and analyzing data.
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