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Bachelor of Commerce Majoring in Industrial Psychology

Bachelor of Commerce | Industrial Psychology (Minimum 3 years, 374 credits) Click here to Apply Aim This qualification equips students to be effective business and community leaders with specific skills in human resource management, marketing, entrepreneurship, and economics. Time commitment Online Two intakes: January and July Full or part-time Minimum 3 years, maximum 6 years. …

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Virtual Entrepreneurship Symposium 2021

The Cornerstone Institute Business Studies Department   Presents Virtual Entrepreneurship Symposium 2021 The Virtual Entrepreneurship Symposium will be hosted by Cornerstone Institute Business Studies Department (Faculty of Entrepreneurship and Economic transformation) The Objective of the Symposium is to foster dialogue between various sectors such as Academia, government, private and civil society as well as entrepreneurs and …

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The classroom of the future, a new phygital space

The future will be plenty of phygital spaces, where physical and digital won’t be told apart. The classroom is probably one of the first environments where this synergy will come true, and it will impact on every aspect of the learning experience: on teachers, students and learning methods.

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How can disadvantaged universities attract more funding?

by Nazeema Mohamed,  25 July 2019, University World News African Edition It is five years since Inyathelo, with the support of the Kresge Foundation (a primarily domestic American foundation), first asked Dr Sean Jones of EduActive Solutions to conduct the Annual Survey of Philanthropy in Higher Education (ASPIHE). This series of research reports was the …

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New critical skills list for SA expected in 2020

Potential immigrants can use the ‘critical skills visa’ to seek legal status by Carol Paton,  31 July, 2019, BusinessDay The department of higher education has begun the lengthy process of compiling a new list of critical skills that will be used to determine whether a foreigner may apply for a visa to live and work …

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Universities see an increase in donations

The evidence is clear that over the past five years, and perhaps particularly after the #FeesMustFall campaign, increasing numbers of South Africans, local foundations and corporates are investing in higher education. by Shelagh Gastrow • Opinionista • 7 July 2019 The 2018 Annual Survey of Philanthropy in Higher Education published by Inyathelo has been released and it …

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Considerations towards Ethical Leadership

Considerations towards Ethical Leadership: Women-centred approaches to Leadership We are living in a time of disenchantment. Every day we are faced with news that makes us question how we got to where we are today. We question the quality of leaders we have and their ability to guide us and where they intend to take …

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