Bachelor of Administration
Study Discipline: Business Administration
Study Programme Details
| City: | Pretoria |
| Country: | South Africa |
| Admission Sessions: | Summer Session |
| Study Format: | Full Time |
| Mode of Study: | Fully on Site |
About this Study Course
In the ever-evolving landscape of public administration, the Bachelor of Administration program at Unisa is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of key modules. From interpreting statutes to delving into the foundations of public administration, our curriculum ensures a robust foundation. Students can choose from an array of modules covering protection services, wealth creation, welfare and social services, culture and education, and environmental affairs.
The program also offers a diverse selection of modules in Commercial Law, Decision Making, Financial Modelling, and more. Students can explore the realms of economic indicators, labor economics, and environmental economics, gaining insights into the economic history of the world and South Africa. The financial aspect is covered through modules like Financial Accounting, Investment, and Financial Management.
The human element is not overlooked, with modules in Human Resource Management, Organisational Psychology, and Ergonomics. For those interested in the intricate dynamics of labor law, Individual and Collective Labor Law modules provide a nuanced perspective.
The marketing domain is covered comprehensively with modules ranging from Principles of Marketing Management to Advertising, Sales Promotion, and even E-Commerce in Business. Supply Chain Management, Enterprise Risk Management, and Transport Management are also integral components, ensuring a well-rounded education.
Overview
Embark on a transformative educational journey with our Bachelor of Administration program at Unisa. As an aspiring professional in public administration, commerce, and management, you’ll dive into a dynamic curriculum crafted to meet the demands of the modern world.
Immerse yourself in modules that go beyond textbooks, incorporating real-world scenarios and current industry trends. Our active learning approach ensures you not only grasp theoretical concepts but also understand their practical implications.
As you progress, you’ll engage with cutting-edge subjects such as financial modeling, environmental economics, and strategic risk management. Our commitment to staying ahead of the curve means you’ll graduate not just with a degree but with a set of skills that are in high demand.
Admission Requirements
Embarking on your academic journey with us is a seamless process designed to accommodate a diverse range of backgrounds. To qualify for admission to the Bachelor of Administration program at Unisa, you have several pathways:
National Senior Certificate (NSC) with Degree Endorsement:
Achieve a minimum of 50% in the language of teaching and learning.
Attain a minimum of 50% in Mathematics.
Senior Certificate (SC) with Matriculation Exemption:
Hold matriculation exemption or qualify for exemption from the Matriculation Board.
Score at least a D symbol on Higher Grade (HG) or a C symbol on Standard Grade (SG) in the language of teaching and learning.
Attain at least a D symbol on HG or a C symbol on SG in Mathematics.
Higher Certificate or Diploma in the College of Economic and Management Sciences:
Successfully complete any Higher Certificate offered in the College of Economic and Management Sciences.
Hold a diploma obtained in the College of Economic and Management Sciences.
We understand that each student brings a unique set of qualifications and experiences. If you find that you don’t meet the standard admission requirements outlined above, don’t worry! We encourage you to explore alternative pathways that align with your individual goals. Your distinctive qualities are valued and contribute to the diverse tapestry of our academic community.
Join us on a journey where your academic aspirations find a home, regardless of your starting point.
DVA1501 – Introduction to Development Studies
DVA1502 – Development Problems and Institutions
ECS1501 – Economics IA
ECS1601 – Economics IB (Macroeconomics I) Co-requisite:ECS1501
ILW1501 – Introduction to Law
PUB1501 – The Nature, Content and Scope of Public Administration
PUB1601 – The Structuring and Functioning of Public Services Co-requisite:PUB1501
SUS1501 – Sustainability and Greed
Group B. Choose 3 modules from the list below (also refer to rules above for alternatives)
AIN1501 – Accounting Information Systems in a Computer Environment
APC1501 – Political Evolution of the African State
APC1502 – The Politics of Contemporary Africa
APY1501 – Anthropology in a Diverse World
CLA1501 – Commercial Law IA
CLA1502 – Commercial Law IB
DSC1520 – Quantitative Modelling I
DSC1630 – Introductory Financial Mathematics
ENN1504 – Practising Workplace English
EUC1501 – End-User Computing I (Theory)
EUP1501 – Ethical Information and Communication Technologies for Development Solutions
FAC1502 – Financial Accounting Principles, Concepts and Procedures
FAC1601 – Financial Accounting and Reporting Pre-requisite:FAC1502
HRM1501 – Introduction to Human Resource Management
IOP1501 – Psychological Processes in Work Context
IOP1601 – Personality in Work Context Pre-requisite:IOP1501
MNB1501 – Business Management IA
MNB1601 – Business Management IB Pre-requisite:MNB1501
MNM1501 – Personal Selling
MNM1504 – Introduction to Retailing
MNM1520 – Fundamentals of Public Relations
MNM1522 – Fundamentals of Branding
STA1501 – Descriptive Statistics and Probability
STA1502 – Statistical Inference I
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Future Career Outcomes
Our alumni stand as testimony to the success this program can bring. From influential Public Administrators to astute Financial Analysts and dynamic Marketing Managers, our graduates have shaped industries and driven change.
In a world that constantly evolves, the skills you develop in this program are your key to staying relevant. Employers seek professionals who not only understand their field but can also adapt to new challenges. Our program ensures you don’t just meet expectations; you surpass them.
Related Career Pathways
Financial Analyst, Human Resource Specialist, Marketing Manager, Public Administrator, Supply Chain Manager
Visa Requirements:
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