North West University Education Honours

North West University Education Honours

North West University Education Honours, An Honours Degree does not only improve your career prospects, but also introduces you to the exciting world of research.  If you are passionate about your subject, you will reap great rewards since it offers you the opportunity for advanced study in a specialist area through an intensively-supported and well-structured academic programme that is locally relevant and internationally recognised.

BEdHons Education Management, Law and Systems

 
GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 
Demonstration of learning outcomes at NQF level 6 or HEQF level 7 (480 credits of which 72 at NQF level 6 or HEQF level 7) comprising the following:

1. pass in a Bachelor degree (360 credits) plus a Post-graduate Certificate in Education or any other professional education qualification [120 credits, of which 72 at level 6 (7)]; or
2. pass in a Bachelor of Education degree (480 credits); or
3. pass in a Bachelor degree (480 credits) that is evaluated as applicable; or
4. any other recognised education qualification that adds up to 480 credits (of which 72 at NQF level 6 or HEQF level 7)
5. A minimum pass of 65% average in the final year of the qualification that permits entry to the Hons BEd.
6. To complete the qualification full-time the student’s general ability and academic performance must be to the satisfaction of the School Director.

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE (464 121 – O605V)
First Year Modules (First and Second Semester)

• FOER611 (Foundation of Education Research)
• EMLO611 (Education Management and Organisations)
• ONWR611 (Educational Law: Theory and Practice)
• VGLO624 (Education Systems: Structures and Functions)

Second Year Modules (First and Second Semester)

• RSPR671 (Research Report)
• RSPR671 (Research Report)

Choose two electives from the following:

• ONWR624 (Labour Law and School Governance)
• ONWR625 (Human Rights and Democracy in Education)

Or

• VGLO622 (Modern Education Systems)
• VGLO623 (Contemporary Issues: Comparative Perspectives)

Or

• ONWB624 (Human Resources Management and Development)
• ONWB625 (Financial School Management)

Estimated Cost
R12 370  – R13 607
 
How to Apply?
Complete the official Application for Continuation of Studies form (if you are already a registered student of the NWU) – available at/or the University Application Form (if it is your first application for study at the NWU) – available at http://www.nwu.ac.za/prospective-students. Admission fee: R150.00
 
For more information (Subject Chair)
Contact:  ME M. Möller- [email protected]

Honours Bachelor of Arts

BA Languages BA Afrikaans and Dutch BA English BA Sesotho BA Comparative African Languages and Literature BA Language Practice BA Language Practice Research (This programme will only be introduced from 2016 onwards)   BA Communication BA Humanities (general) Advertisement BA History BA Theology

BA Behavioural Sciences BA Medical Sociology BA Psychology BA Industrial Psychology BA Human Resource Management BA Labour Relations BA Development and Management BA Public Management and Governance BA Political Studies

BEd Honours (Education Sciences)

BEd Education Management, Law and Systems BEd Learner Support BEd Curriculum studies

Honours Bachelors of Commerce

BCom Economics BCom Risk Management BCom Entrepreneurship and Marketing BCom Chartered Accountancy BCom Financial Accountancy BCom Industrial Psychology BCom Human Resource Management BCom Labour Relations Management

Honours Bachelors of Sciences

BSc Information Technology BSc Computer Science and Information Systems