Stellenbosch University

Overview

The Organisation and Resource Management (Hons) programme at Stellenbosch University, hosted at the South African Military Academy in Saldanha, is designed to enhance advanced skills in management, economics, and public-sector resource planning. This comprehensive course equips students with the necessary tools to excel in various organizational settings.

What you'll study

The programme encompasses a compulsory research methodology module alongside a selection of specialist electives tailored to your interests. Students will complete a research assignment based on an approved topic, allowing for in-depth exploration of relevant issues in the field.

• Qualification: Honours degree in Organisation and Resource Management
• Credits: Minimum of 120 credits
• Delivery format: Modular blocks of lectures, typically spanning 10 working days per block
• Research component: Compulsory research methodology and research assignment
• Location: Saldanha (South African Military Academy), South Africa
• Language of instruction: English (confirm with the faculty for your intake)

Entry requirements

To gain entry into the programme, applicants must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree. Specifically, a BMil degree in Organisation and Resource Management is required, with a minimum final mark of 60% achieved in the final year across two of the following majors: Military Management, Economics, Management Accounting, or Public and Development Management. Alternatively, candidates may be considered if they possess another approved bachelor’s degree.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Organisation and Resource Management (Hons) programme are well-equipped to pursue diverse career paths within various sectors. Potential opportunities include roles in management, strategic planning, economic analysis, and public sector resource management. The skills acquired through this programme prepare students to effectively address challenges and make informed decisions in their respective fields.