


This is a new programme commenced in 2011 and is and run by the Corporate Strategy and Industrial Development (CSID) Research Programme within the School. It focuses on applied economics and policy making, and was developed in response to a need identified in government, NGOs and civil society organisations for enhanced policy making capabilities. It comprises six compulsory courses, one optional course and a research report of 6 000 words.
Comprising 6 courses – four compulsory and two electives – as well as a research paper of 10 000 words, this programme requires a minimum average of 65% for Economics III.
This programme is a variation on the structure of the Honours in Economics degree, with additional compulsory courses in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics. It also comprises six courses and a 10 000 research paper.
The programme comprises four courses and a research report of around 15 000 words. Core coursework components include Investment Theory, Corporate Finance Theory and Financial Risk Management, with a compulsory course in Statistical Design and Analysis which is done through the Faculty of Science.
The programme has three compulsory courses – Advanced Labour Studies; Statistical Research Design and Analysis for the Life Sciences; and Studies in Organisational Theory. Students also need to choose one elective from Advanced Consumer Behaviour; Advanced Financial Risk Management; Brand Management; and Studies in Management, and complete a research paper.
Courses include Change Management, Project Management, Information Systems Strategy & Planning, Current Issues in Information Systems and Research Methods. Students are also required to complete a Systems Development Project (group project), a Research Project, and a four-week vacation internship with leading companies in the ICT arena.
Students choose four courses from the following list: Marine, Aviation and Transport Insurance; Advanced Financial Risk Management; Advanced Specialised Insurance; Reinsurance; and Insurance Regulation; and the Basis of Liability Claims. This last is a new course, introduced in recognition of the fact that the area of liability claims has become an important and challenging area of practice worldwide In addition, students are required to complete a research report of 10 000 words.
The programme comprises a research paper and four courses. Three compulsory courses include Statistical Research Design, Studies in Management; and Studies in Organisational Theory, while students can choose one elective from Advanced Consumer Behaviour; Advanced Financial Risk Management; Advanced Labour Studies; and Brand Management.
The programme comprises a research report and four compulsory courses. These are: Advanced Consumer Behaviour; Advanced Strategy; Advanced Topics in Marketing; and Quantitative Research Methods.
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