DISTANCE LEARNING

2021

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Welcome to STADIO - A New Vision in Higher Education.

• 50+ Accredited Qualifications

• 5 Faculties
• 8 Schools
• 10 Campuses
• Contact, Distance & Blended Learning

At STADIO, we believe in a future, with greater access to higher education, by creating the
opportunity for every student to become the most empowered version of themselves.
By investing in the human potential all around us, we can grow minds, dreams and employment.
Ultimately benefiting our nation as a whole.

We take a profound interest in what our students want, and what our country and the world
of work needs. And we offer higher education specially designed to satisfy all. At the end of
the day, we have an opportunity to not just help individuals realise their dreams, but to help a
nation grow stronger.

The time to do something great for Southern Africa is now. That’s why we’ve united our
collective experience with one goal. To empower the nation by widening access to
higher education.

We have brought together four highly prestigious institutions – Southern Business School,
Embury Institute for Higher Education, LISOF and Prestige Academy – with a collective
experience of over 100 years in providing quality, affordable higher education. And we are
proud to offer over 50 accredited qualifications via contact, distance and blended learning,
across ten campuses, to over 20 000 students.

Join Us!

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WHY CHOOSE STADIO DISTANCE LEARNING

Registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) as a Private Higher Education
Institution under the Higher Education Act, 1997
Certificate Number 2008/HE07/004

All our programmes are accredited by the Council on Higher Education (CHE)

All qualifications are registered by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) on the National
Qualification Framework (NQF)

Internationally recognised

Recognised by the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA)

Affordable quality higher education

Our qualifications are recognised by:

• South African Board for People Practices (SABPP)

• Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) (Formerly FSB)
• Project Management South Africa (PMSA)
• Disaster Management Institute of South Africa (DMISA)

Our qualifications are endorsed by:

• National Treasury (NT)

• South African Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (SAVRALA)
• Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC)

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FLEXIBLE & AFFORDABLE DISTANCE LEARNING

STADIO Higher Education believes in the future of our nation.

We want to make a difference by creating greater access to higher education, so that every South African has the
opportunity to become the most empowered version of themselves.

STADIO offers distance learning with flexibility to study wherever you are, on a study schedule that suits your
circumstances. More than 20 affordable, flexible and accredited distance learning qualifications in commerce, business,
management, policing, law and education.

HIGHER EDUCATION PATHWAY:

The completion of a Higher Certificate or Diploma gives DOCTORATE

entry to the Bachelor Degree if matric exemption was
MASTERS
not obtained. MIN 360 CREDITS
DEGREE
HONOURS NQF LEVEL 10
MIN 180 CREDITS
DEGREE
BACHELOR NQF LEVEL 9
MIN 120 CREDITS 2 YEARS
DEGREE
ADVANCED NQF LEVEL 8
MIN 360 CREDITS 18 MONTHS
DIPLOMA
NQF LEVEL 7
DIPLOMA MIN 120 CREDITS 3 YEARS
HIGHER NQF LEVEL 7
CERTIFICATE MIN 360 CREDITS 1 YEAR
NQF LEVEL 6
MIN 120 CREDITS 3 YEARS
NQF LEVEL 5
1 YEAR

QUALIFICATION CREDITS NQF LEVEL SAQA ID PAGE

SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT - FORMERLY SBS

Higher Certificate in Management 120 5 117871 7

Diploma in Management 360 6 117869 9

Advanced Diploma in Management 120 7 117865 12

Bachelor of Business Administration 360 7 117863 14

Bachelor of Business Administration Honours 132 8 117864 16

Master of Management 180 9 117867 18

Doctor of Management 360 10 117875 21

SCHOOL OF SAFETY IN SOCIETY (POLICING) - FORMERLY SBS

Diploma in Policing 360 6 117874 23

Bachelor of Policing Practices 360 7 117862 25

Bachelor of Policing Practices Honours 120 8 117866 27

Master of Policing Practices 180 9 117868 29

Doctor of Policing 360 10 117876 32

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 QUALIFICATION CREDITS NQF LEVEL SAQA ID PAGE

SCHOOL OF LAW - FORMERLY SBS

Higher Certificate in Paralegal Studies 120 5 117877 34

Bachelor of Arts in Law 360 7 117948 36

Bachelor of Commerce in Law 410 7 117872 38

Bachelor of Laws (LLB) * This is a postgraduate degree 255 8 117873 40

HOW TO REGISTER
Visit our website www.stadio.ac.za and click on APPLY NOW.
For general enquiries email hello@stadio.ac.za or phone 087 158 5000 .

FOR SCHOOL RELATED ENQUIRIES, CONTACT:

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT FOR SCHOOL OF LAW:

SAFETY IN SOCIETY (POLICING):

Phone: (RSA) +27 (0) 11 662 1444 Phone: (RSA) +27 (0) 11 662 1444
Email: (RSA) dlpol@stadio.ac.za Email: (RSA) dllaw@stadio.ac.za

Phone: (NAM) +264 (0) 83 331 0080 Phone: (NAM) +264 (0) 83 331 0080
Email: (NAM) dlnam@stadio.ac.za Email: (NAM) dlnam@stadio.ac.za

SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATION
& MANAGEMENT:

Phone: (RSA) +27 (0) 11 662 1444

Email: (RSA) dlman@stadio.ac.za

Phone: (NAM) +264 (0) 83 331 0080

Email: (NAM) dlnam@stadio.ac.za

RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL)

Where a student did not acquire appropriate learning in a formal or structured non-formal manner, he/she may apply for
recognition of prior learning (RPL). Where informal and/or non-formal and/or experiential learning took place, it may
lead to formal recognition.
The application forms for RPL can be requested by sending an email to DL-RPL@stadio.ac.za.

CONDITIONAL ADMISSION
If an applicant is 23 years of age on the date of registration, in possession of a Standard 8 or Grade 10 Certificate or
equivalent qualification and has work experience as a manager or supervisor, he/she may apply for conditional admission to
STADIO Distance Learning.

The applicant would require to submit a letter from their employer verifying a minimum of two years’ work experience in
the field of study.
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MODULE EXEMPTIONS

Students may apply for exemption of module/s obtained from other registered higher education institutions. Application
in writing accompanied by supporting documents must accompany the registration form.

The Academic Board of STADIO Distance Learning will consider applications for exemption and their decision is final.
Please refer to the Maximum Exemptions Allowed table (below) for more detail.

MAXIMUM EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED

Higher Certificate in Management 3 Modules

Diploma in Management 6 Modules

Advanced Diploma in Management 2 Modules

Bachelor of Business Administration Degree 7 Modules

Bachelor of Business Administration Honours Degree 65 Credits

Diploma in Policing 6 Modules

Bachelor of Policing Practice Degree 6 Modules

Bachelor of Policing Practice Honours Degree 55 Credits

Higher Certificate in Paralegal Studies 2 Modules

Bachelor of Arts in Law 7 Modules

Bachelor of Commerce in Law Degree 7 Modules

BANKING DETAILS: SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT, POLICING & LAW

SOUTH AFRICA - KRUGERSDORP NAMIBIA - WINDHOEK

Banking Details Banking Details

Account Holder: STADIO (formerly SBS) Account Holder: STADIO Namibia (formerly SBS Namibia)
Type of Account: Current Account Type of Account: Current Account
Bank: Standard Bank Bank: Bank Windhoek
Bank Code: 016641 Bank Code: 481 972
Branch Name: Westgate Branch Name: Kudu Branch
Account Number: 401 394 506 Account Number: 800 248 1319

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 HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN
MANAGEMENT
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117871 | NQF level: 5 | Credits: 120 | Minimum duration to complete: 1 Year
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The Higher Certificate in Management is an entry-level management qualification. The flexible structure of the
qualification enables candidates to select outcomes that meet the diverse roles and responsibilities required by a range
of industries in the private and public sectors. It is designed for candidates not meeting the admission requirements for
degree level studies.

The Higher Certificate in Management should be structured according to the chosen major elective module. The various
major elective modules of the Higher Certificate in Management are indicated on the following page. Please note:
Management (MAN001), Entrepreneurship (ENT100) and Business Communication (BCU100) are core compulsory
modules that form part of each field of specialisation.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST

Registration fee R1 500
• a Senior Certificate (SC); or
Re-registration fee R850
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) as certified by
Umalusi; or Exemption per subject R660
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 Cost per subject R2 200
(NC(V)); or Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
• an NQF 4 National Certificate with a minimum of 40% subject to an annual increase.
in English Home Language or First Additional Language.
*Additional entry requirements when majoring in *Fire Technology
Management:
NAMIBIAN STUDENTS: (1) Accredited Firefighter level 2 Certificate
• Grade 12 with no less than 20 points* over 6 modules (2) Accredited Hazardous Materials for First Responders Awareness
(no G’s) & Operational Certificate
(3) Letter of employment
*Conditional admission limited as per academic quota

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 ACCOUNTANCY LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SUPPLY CHAIN
as major elective as major elective MANAGEMENT as major elective

Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20)

Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Logistics Management I (LOG100) (20) Public Supply Chain Management I (PSC100) (20)
Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20) Public Sector Financial Management I (PFB100) (20)
Income Tax I (TAX100) (20) Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Public Asset Management I (PAM100) (20)

BUSINESS & MARKETING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY PUBLIC TRANSPORT & FLEET
MANAGEMENT as major elective MANAGEMENT as major elective MANAGEMENT as major elective
Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20)
Marketing Management I (MAR100) (20) Health and Safety Management (HSM100) (20) Public Transport & Fleet Management (PTM100) (20)
Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)
Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Human Resource Management I (HRM100) (20) Public Supply Chain Management I (PSC100) (20)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20)

DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT POLICE MANAGEMENT RECORDS MANAGEMENT

as major elective as major elective as major elective
Management (MAN001) (20) Police Management (POL001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20)
Disaster Risk Reduction I (DRR100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Records Management I (RMP100) (20)
Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Communication for Policing (PCU100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20)
Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Criminology I (CML100) (20) Public Sector Financial Management I (PFB100) (20)
OR OR
Training Management I (TRM100) (20) Public Supply Chain Management I (PSC100) (20)

*FIRE TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT RETAIL & SALES MANAGEMENT

as major elective as major elective as major elective

Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20)

Management in Fire Technology (FTE100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20) Retail and Wholesale Management (RWM100) (20)
Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)
Fire Safety (FSA100) (20) Business Law I (BLA100) (20) Sales Management (SAL100) (20)
Fire Science (FES100) (20) Human Resource Management I (HRM100) (20) Marketing Management I (MAR100) (20)

FLEET MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SECTOR FINANCIAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

as major elective MANAGEMENT as major elective as major elective

Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20) Police Management (POL001) (20)
Fleet Management I (FLM100) (20) Public Sector Financial Management I (PFB100) (20) Traffic Police Science (TPS100) (20)
Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Communication for Policing (PCU100) (20)
Business Law I (BLA100) (20) Public Supply Chain Management I (PSC100) (20) Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20)
Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Incident Management (ICM100) (20)
OR
Training Management (TRM100) (20)

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT

as major elective as major elective as major elective

Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20) Management (MAN001) (20)

Human Resource Management I (HRM100) (20) Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Waste Management (WST100) (20)
Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20) Entrepreneurship (ENT100) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20) Introduction to Environmental Law (LNV100) (20)
Labour Relations I (LBR100) (20) Public Supply Chain Management I (PSC100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20)
OR OR
Training Management I (TRM100) (20) Management Safety in the Workplace (MSW100) (20)

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 DIPLOMA IN
MANAGEMENT
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117869 | NQF level: 6 | Credits: 360 | Minimum duration to complete: 3 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The Diploma in Management is a comprehensive qualification in management and designed specifically for managers and
aspiring managers on all levels and in all spheres of business.

The thirteen (13) fields of specialisation within the Diploma in Management enables the student to select a major elective
that meets the diverse roles and responsibilities required by a range of industries in the public and private sectors.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST

Registration fee R1 500
• a Senior Certificate (SC); or
Re-registration fee R850
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a minimum
of 40% in four recognized 20-credit modules, including Exemption per subject R660
English Home Language or first Additional Language; or Cost per subject** R2 200
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 ** EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING
(NC(V)) with a minimum of 50% in three fundamental
Economics IA R1 580
modules, including English; and a minimum of 60% in
three vocational modules; or Economics IB R1 580
• a STADIO formerly SBS Certificate or Higher Certificate Economics IIA R1 740
(NQF 5) in Management, or Economics IIB R1 740
• a Higher Certificate (NQF 5) in a cognate field 3 rd Year level subjects (each) R2 500

NAMIBIAN STUDENTS Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are

subject to an annual increase.
(ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS):
• 25 points over 6 modules

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CURRICULUM OUTLINE

MAJOR ELECTIVE YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Accounting for Managers II (ACN200) (25) Accounting for Managers III (ACN300) (35)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) Cost & Management Accounting I Cost & Management Accounting II
ACCOUNTANCY Income Tax I (TAX100) (20) (CMA100) (20) (CMA200) (25)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Economics IA & IB (ECO10A (10) & Project Management II (POM200) (25)
ECO10B (10)
End User Computing (EUC100) (5)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Marketing Management I (MAR100) (20) Marketing Management II (MAR200) (25) Marketing Management III (MAR300) (35)
BUSINESS & MARKETING Economics IA & IB (ECO10A (10) & Business Law I (BLA100) (20) Project Management II (POM200) (25)
MANAGEMENT ECO10B (10) Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Accounting for Managers II (ACN200) (25)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Disaster Risk Reduction I (DRR100) (20) Disaster Risk Reduction II (DRR200) (25) Disaster Risk Reduction III (DRR300) (35)
Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Human Resource Management I Public Sector Management II
DISASTER RISK Project Management I (POM100) (20) (HRM100) (20) (PMB200) (25)
MANAGEMENT Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5) Project Management II (POM200) (25)
Public Supply Chain Management I
(PSC100) (20) OR
Public Sector Financial Management I
(PFB100) (20)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Fleet Management I (FLM100) (20) Fleet Management II (FLM200) (25) Fleet Management III (FLM300) (35)
FLEET Business Law I (BLA100) (20) Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management II (POM200) (25)
MANAGEMENT Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Economics IA & IB (ECO10A (10) & Accounting for Managers II (ACN200) (25)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) ECO10B (10)
End User Computing (EUC100) (5)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Human Resource Management I Human Resource Management II Human Resource Management III
HUMAN RESOURCE (HRM100) (20) (HRM200) (25) (HRM300) (35)
MANAGEMENT Project Management I (POM100) (20) Labour Law I (LLA100) (20) Labour Relations II (LBR200) (25)
Training Management I (TRM100) (20) Labour Relations I (LBR100) (20) Training Management II (TRM200) (25)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Logistics Management I (LOG100) (20) Logistics Management II (LOG200) (25) Logistics Management III (LOG300) (35)
LOGISTICS Project Management I (POM100) (20) Business Law I (BLA100) (20) Project Management II (POM200) (25)
MANAGEMENT Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Economics IA & IB (ECO10A (10) & Accounting for Managers II (ACN200)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) ECO10B (10) (25)
End User Computing (EUC100) (5)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Health and Safety Management Health & Safety Management II Health & Safety Management III
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH (HSM100) (20) (HSM200) (25) (HSM300) (35)
AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT Manage Safety in the Workplace Labour Law I (LLA100) (20) Safety Risk Assessment (MSW200) (25)
(MSW100) (20) Accident & Incident Investigation Project Management II (POM200) (25)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) Management (AII100) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) Project Management II (POM200) (25) Project Management III (POM300) (35)
PROJECT Business Law I (BLA100) (20) Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) Human Resource Management II
Human Resource Management I End User Computing (EUC100) (5) (HRM200) (25)
MANAGEMENT (HRM100) (20) Marketing Management I (MAR100) (20) Marketing Management II (MAR200) (25)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) OR Training Management I (TRM100) (20) OR Training Management II (TRM200) (25)
OR Public Sector Management I OR Public Sector Management II
(PMB100) (20) (PMB200) (25)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Public Sector Financial Management I Public Sector Financial Management II Public Sector Financial Management III
PUBLIC SECTOR FINANCIAL (PFB100) (20) (PFB200) (25) (PFB300) (35)
MANAGEMENT Public Supply Chain Management I Accounting for Managers II (ACN200) (25) Accounting for Managers III (ACN300) (35)
(PSC100) (20) Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Public Supply Chain Management II
Accounting for Managers (ACN100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5) (PSC200) (20)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Public Sector Management II (PMB200) (25) Public Sector Management III
PUBLIC SECTOR Project Management I (POM100) (20) Public Sector Financial Management I (PMB300) (35)
Public Supply Chain Management I (PFB100) (20) Project Management II (POM200) (25)
MANAGEMENT (PSC100) (20) Human Resource Management I Human Resource Management II
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) (HRM100) (20) (HRM200) (25)
End User Computing (EUC100) (5)

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CURRICULUM OUTLINE - CONTINUED

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Public Supply Chain Management I Public Supply Chain Management II Public Supply Chain Management III
PUBLIC SUPPLY CHAIN (PSC100) (20) (PSC200) (20) (PSC300) (35)
Public Sector Financial Management I Project Management I (POM100) (20) Public Sector Financial Management II
MANAGEMENT (PFB100) (20) Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) (PFB200) (25)
Public Asset Management I (PAM100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5) Project Management II (POM200) (25)
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Public Transport & Fleet Management I Public Transport & Fleet Management II Public Transport & Fleet Management III
PUBLIC TRANSPORT (PTM100) (20) (PTM200) (25) (PTM300) (35)
Public Supply Chain Management I Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Public Supply Chain Management II
& FLEET MANAGEMENT (PSC100) (20) Public Sector Financial Management I (PSC200) (25)
Project Management I (POM100) (20) (PFB100) (20) Public Sector Financial Management II
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5) (PFB200) (25)

Management Practice I (MAN100) (40) Management Practice II (MAN200) (40) Management Practice III (MAN300) (45)
Records Management I (RMP100) (20) Records Management II (RMP200) (25) Records Management III (RMP300) (35)
RECORDS Project Management I (POM100) (20) Public Sector Management I (PMB100) (20) Human Resource Management II
Business Communication I (BCU100) (20) Human Resource Management I (HRM200) (25)
MANAGEMENT Public Supply Chain Management I (HRM100) (20) Project Management II (POM200) (25)
(PSC100) (20) End User Computing (EUC100) (5)
OR Public Sector Financial Management I
(PFB100) (20)

PLEASE NOTE:
The Diploma in Management consists of 14 subjects. Please note a student can register for a maximum of only two (2)
subjects in the first semester of study. The structures of the major elective subjects on the following page have been
divided into years 1, 2 and 3. Compulsory subjects are Management Practice I, II and III (MAN100, MAN200 &
MAN300), Business Communication (BCU100) and End User Computing (EUC100).

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 ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN
MANAGEMENT
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117865 | NQF level: 7 | Credits: 120 | Minimum duration of studies: 1 Year
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION

The Advanced Diploma in Management provides students with recognised, applied and industry-standard business skills
and knowledge.

This Advanced Diploma is an intensive programme in advanced aspects of management and it has been specifically
designed for managers and aspiring managers on middle and higher levels of management.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST

Registration fee R1 500
• a STADIO formerly Southern Business School
Re-registration fee R850
Diploma in Management (NQF 6); or
• a prior qualification on NQF level 6 (minimum Exemption per subject R660
360 credits); or Cost per subject R3 010
• a diploma (NQF 6) or degree (NQF 7) in a Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
cognate field. subject to an annual increase.

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CURRICULUM OUTLINE

COMPULSORY MODULES SELECT ANY THREE (3) ELECTIVE MODULES

Management Practice IV Advanced Labour Law IV

(MAN400) (20) (LLA400) (20)

Leadership IV Disaster Risk Reduction IV

(LDR400) (20) (DRR400) (20)

Research Methodology & Project IV Advanced Labour Relations IV

(MET400) (20) (LBR400) (20)

Financial Management IV (FMA400) (20) OR

Public Sector Financial Management IV (PFB400) (20)

Human Resource Development IV

(HRD400) (20)

Human Resource Management IV

(HRM400) (20)

*Occupational Health & Safety Management IV

(HSM400) (20)

Organisational Behaviour IV
(OBR400) (20)

Project Management IV
(POM400) (20)

Public Sector Management IV

(PMB400) (20)

60 60

* When selecting Occupational Health & Safety Management IV (HSM400) as an elective module, Labour Law IV
(LLA400) and Project Management IV (POM400) will be compulsory.

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 BACHELOR OF
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117863 | NQF level: 7 | Credits: 360 | Minimum duration of studies: 3 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION COST
Registration fee R1 500
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree is aimed
at students in the private and public sectors who are or will be Re-registration fee R850
responsible for managing people, resources and/or projects, Exemption per subject R660
portfolios, disaster risk reduction, retail, logistics, advertising Cost per subject** R2 520
and promotions, to name but a few.
** EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING
The structure of the Bachelor of Business Administration Business Management I R3 060
enables candidates to select the field of specialisation that Financial Management R3 060
meets the roles and responsibilities required by a range of
Leadership R3 060
industries in the private and public sectors.
Management II R3 060
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Management III R3 060
Public Sector Financial Management R2 500
• a Senior Certificate (SC) with degree endorsement; or Research Methodology R2 500
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a minimum of 50% in
four 20-credit modules and a minimum of 40% in English Economics IA R1 610
Home Language or First Additional Language; or Economics IB R1 610
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 Economics IIA R1 740
(NC(V)) with a minimum of 50% in three fundamental
Economics IIB R1 740
modules including English; and minimum 60% in four
vocational modules; or Governmental Economics R1 740
• a relevant N6 National Diploma Development Economics R1 740
Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
NAMIBIAN STUDENTS (ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION REQUIRE- subject to an annual increase.
MENTS):
• 25 points over 5 modules 14
CURRICULUM OUTLINE

MAJOR ELECTIVE MODULES

COMPULSORY MODULES CHOOSE ONE MAJOR ELECTIVE MODULE THAT WILL BE YOUR FIELD OF
SPECIALISATION FROM FIRST YEAR LEVEL UP TO THIRD YEAR LEVEL.

Business Management (MAN101) (25) + Disaster Risk Reduction

Management II (MAN201) (25) + Management III (MAN301) (35) (DRR101 (20) + DRR201 (20) + DRR301 (25)) OR

Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management

Accounting (ACC101) (20)
(EIM101 (20) + EIM201 (20) + EIM301 (25)) OR

Human Resource Management

Economics I A (ECO10A) (10) & Economics I B (ECO10B) (10)
(HRM101 (20) + HRM201 (20) + HRM301 (25)) OR

Information Management Logistics Management

(INF101) (20) (LOG101 (20) + LOG201 (20) + LOG301 (25)) OR

Leadership Marketing Management

(LDR101) (20) (MAR101 (20) + MAR201 (20) + MAR301 (25)) OR

Research Methodology Project Management

(MET101) (30) (POM101 (20) + POM201 (20) + POM301 (25)) OR

Corporate Governance Public Sector Management

(CGE101) (20) (PMB101 (20) + PMB201 (20) + PMB301 (25)) OR

Business Communication Talent Management

(BCU101) (15) (TLM101 (20) + TLM201 (20) + TLM301(25))

Financial Management (FMA101) (30) OR

Public Sector Financial Management (PFB101) (30)

Economics II A (ECO20A) (15) & Economics IIB (ECO20B) (15) OR

Governmental Economics (DEC20A) (15) & Development Economics
(DEC20B) (15)

Business Law (BLA101) (15) OR

Labour Law I (LLA101) (20)

CREDITS: 305 CREDITS: 65

IMPORTANT TO NOTE WHEN SELECTING YOUR

MAJOR ELECTIVE SUBJECT:

When you select Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management, Logistics Management or Marketing Management
as a major elective subject, Economics IIA - Microeconomics (ECO20A) and Economics IIB - Macroeconomics
(ECO20B) as well as Financial Management (FMA101) will be compulsory.

When you select Disaster Risk Reduction or Public Sector Management as a major elective, Governmental Economics
IIA (DEC20A) and Development Economics (DEC20B), as well as Public Sector Financial Management (PFB101)
will be compulsory. When you select Human Resources Management, Project Management or Talent Management as
a major elective subject, you can choose one of the following options:
Option 1: Economics IIA - Microeconomics (ECO20A), Economics IIB - Macroeconomics (ECO20B)
and Financial Management (FMA101).
Option 2: Governmental Economics IIA (DEC20A), Development Economics (DEC20B)
and Public Sector Financial Management (PFB101).

When you select Human Resources Management as your major elective subject, Labour Law I (LLA101) is compulsory.
When you select any other major elective subject, Business Law (BLA101) is compulsory.

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 BACHELOR OF
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
(HONOURS)
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117864 | NQF level: 8 | Credits: 132 | Minimum duration of studies: 1.5 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION COST
Registration fee R1 500
The focus of the Bachelor of Business Administration Honours
degree to create competent managers, makes this a managerial Re-registration fee R850
qualification of choice. The electives on offer enable prospective Exemption per subject R660
students to construct the qualification to complement their Cost per subject** R3 400
aspirations and work situation.
** EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING
The core of this Bachelor of Business Administration Honours Research Methodology V(A) R1 930
programme consists of Strategic Management, Leadership and Research Methodology V(B) R2 480
Research. This is augmented by the study of Economics, Finance,
Strategic Management V R4 070
Project Management and International Management. In addition,
the student can specialise in Disaster Risk Reduction, Human BRIDGING SUBJECTS
Resource Management, Logistics Management, Marketing Economics 15A R1 610
Management, Public Sector Management or Talent Management.
Economics 15B R1 610
Financial Management 105 R3 080
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Public Sector Financial Management
R3 080
105
• a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree; or
Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
• a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree; or subject to an annual increase.
• another approved Bachelor degree in the field of Business,
Commerce and Management Sciences; or
• a Bachelor’s degree that includes at least five (5)
modules in Business, Commerce and Management Sciences;
and at a minimum, Economics, Financial Management or
Public Sector Financial Management at first-year level.
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CURRICULUM OUTLINE

COMPULSORY MODULES SELECT ONE (1) OF THE ELECTIVE MODULES

Strategic Management Disaster Risk Reduction V

(MAN500) (24) (DRR500) (12)

Leadership V Human Resource Management V

(LDR500) (18) (HRM500) (12)

Research Methodology V A Logistics Management V

(MET50A) (10) & (MET50B) (20) (LOG500) (12)

Managerial Economics V Marketing Management V

(ECO500) (12) (MAR500) (12)

International Management V Public Sector Management V

(INM500) (12) (PMB500) (12)

Project Management V Talent Management V

(POM500) (12) (TLM500) (12)

Financial Management V (FMA500) (12) OR

Public Sector Financial Management V (PFB500) (12)
120 12

NB: Research Methodology is a compulsory subject. It must be taken on commencement of the Honours degree.

PREREQUISITES FOR THE FOLLOWING MODULES (NON-DEGREE PURPOSES) ARE:

Managerial Economics : Economics 15A & Economics 15B
Financial Management V : Financial Management 105
Public Sector Financial Management V : Public Sector Financial Management 105
Disaster Risk Reduction V : Disaster Risk Reduction 105

BRIDGING MODULES (NON-DEGREE PURPOSES) ARE:

In the event of an applicant not complying with the standard admission requirements as stated above, he/she
must complete the bridging module/s prior to registering for these modules:
Managerial Economics : Economics 15A & Economics 15B
Financial Management V : Financial Management 105
Public Sector Financial Management V : Public Sector Financial Management 105
Disaster Risk Reduction V : Disaster Risk Reduction 105

• When selecting HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT or TALENT MANAGEMENT as an elective module,

you can choose between Financial Management V or Public Sector Financial Management V.
• When selecting MARKETING MANAGEMENT or LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT as an elective module,
Financial Management V will be a compulsory module.
• When selecting DISASTER RISK REDUCTION or PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT as an elective module,
Public Sector Financial Management V will be a compulsory module.

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 MASTER OF
MANAGEMENT
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117867 | NQF level: 9 | Credits: 180 | Minimum duration to complete: 2 Years
Maximum duration to complete: 5 Years | Mode of delivery: Distance Learning
Language of instruction: English

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ONE-DAY INDUCTION SESSION

• a STADIO formerly Southern Business School BBA Students must attend a compulsory one-day
Honours degree; or induction session subsequent to registration of their
• a relevant postgraduate diploma*; or proposals. The purpose of this session is to refine
• a Bachelor Honours degree in a cognate your research topic. The development of a
field with an average mark of: proposal, gathering the required data and writing
of a dissertation/mini-dissertation will be covered.
Option 1: 65% for Research Based applications and
Option 2: 55% for Coursework applications

(Intensive exposure to the various disciplines of management
of at least five subjects is required)

IN ADDITION TO THE FOLLOWING

• have minimum of four (4) years work experience *Should an applicant apply with a postgraduate diploma on
in a managerial capacity; NQF level 8 (minimum 120 credits), please note that he/she
• be proficient in English; must also have a B-degree.
• be computer literate;
• have access to the internet;
• have a personal computer or laptop; and
• have conducted academic research before.

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DESCRIPTION
The focus of the Master of Management programme is the formulation, design, conducting and completion of a research
project in the field of management. The Master of Management programme has two (2) options:

Option 1 is Research based & Dissertation Option 2 is Coursework & Mini-dissertation/Article

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT: OPTION 1 - RESEARCH BASED

Structure of the Master of Management Qualification: Option 1 - Research based

• Completion of dissertation / research project

• To be completed in a minimum of two (2) years
• Consists of a compulsory postgraduate induction session

COST OPTION 1:
Application Fee
R460
(Not included in the cost of the qualification)
Registration Fee per semester
R8 360
(Upon registration of each semester)
Re-registration Fee R850
In case of non-payment, the student will not be allowed to continue with the next phase of the programme until
the necessary payment/s have been made.

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT: OPTION 2 - COURSEWORK

Structure of the Master of Management Qualification: Option 2 - Coursework

• Six (6) modules are compulsory - see table below.

• A mini-dissertation (MET90A + MET90B) based on a research topic selected for any of the below six (6) modules.

YEAR 1 YEAR 2

1st Semester of Registration 2nd Semester of Registration 3rd Semester of Registration 4th Semester of Registration

Business Intelligence Customer Relationship Management Select and submit a research topic Completion and submission of
(BIN900) (12) (CRM900) (12) based on any of the six modules mini-dissertation or an article (for
Strategic Leadership Strategic Process Management completed. Attend the compulsory possible publication purposes).
(LDR900) (12) (MAN900) (12) induction session. Commence research (MET90B) (54)
Talent Management Risk Management in order to submit a proposal and mini-
(TLM900) (12) (RIS900) (12) dissertation/ article. (MET90A) (54)

72 108

COST OPTION 2:
Application Fee
R460
(Not included in the cost of the qualification)
Once off Registration Fee upon
R6 300
acceptance of registration
Cost per subject R3 350
Mini-dissertation per semester R7 610
Re-registration Fee R850
In case of non-payment, the student will not be allowed to continue with the next phase of the programme until
the necessary payment/s have been made.

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 BRIDGING PROGRAMME IN
THESIS SUCCESS
DESCRIPTION
STADIO Higher Education has launched a unique bridging programme to equip and support master’s students who
would like to enrol for its Doctor of Policing and Doctor of Management degrees.

The purpose of the programme is to provide students with the required skills and methodological knowledge for a full
research dissertation. It is aimed at students who have obtained a master’s degree, but who are not regarded as ready yet
for a doctorate.

The six-month Bridging Programme in Thesis Success has been approved to meet this need. The first online offering
starts on 1 May 2021 under the auspices of the Institute of Postgraduate Studies and Research. Successful candidates
gain admission to doctoral degree studies at STADIO, subject to normal terms and conditions.
The course is presented by the vastly experienced academic, supervisor and author, Prof J C Pauw. Prof Pauw has
decades of experience in the higher education sector and has designed a unique course which differentiates itself from
standard methodology courses.

Eminent academics will be involved at crucial stages of the course, including Prof Johann Mouton, whose textbook, How
to succeed in your Master’s & Doctoral Studies – A South African Guide and Resource Book, is prescribed.

• Duration: Six months, commencing 1 May 2021

• Admission requirements: A qualification at SAQA Level 9 (master’s degree)
• Certification: Students who successfully complete the course will receive a Certificate of Competence
• Admission to a doctorate degree at STADIO: Successful candidates gain admission to a doctorate degree at
STADIO, subject to normal terms and conditions
• Fees: R15 000
• Application fee: R460
• Mode of delivery: Online
• Administrative enquiries: Pamela Makoanyane | Phone: 011 662 1444 | Email: pamelam1@stadio.ac.za
• Academic enquiries: Prof J C Pauw | Phone 073 190 3250 | Email: koosp@stadio.ac.za

COURSE CONTENT
Choosing a Topic for a Thesis

Literature Review

Research Design and Methodology

The Logic of Research

Research Ethics

Thesis Writing

The Mutual Relationship between Student and Supervisor

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 DOCTOR OF
MANAGEMENT
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117875 | NQF level: 10 | Credits: 360 | Minimum duration to complete: 2 Years
Maximum duration to complete: 6 Years | Mode of delivery: Distance Learning
Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The focus of the Doctor of Management qualification is to enable learners to develop in-depth, advanced discipline-
specific skills and applied competence in management to provide opportunities for continued personal intellectual
growth, productive economic activity and making a rewarding contribution to society. The qualification aims to empower
learners to solve complex business-related problems in a focused way and to effectively manage and allocate resources, to
communicate effectively, and to contribute to knowledge and socio-economic transformation responsibly and ethically.

OUTCOMES
On achieving this qualification, the qualifying students will be able to:

• Independently design a research project and execute such a plan.

• Apply advanced scientific methods responsibly.
• Efficiently manage the collection, organisation and analysis of relevant information.
• Analyse theory and practical problems to contribute to the existing body of knowledge related to a specific aspect of
management.
• Contribute to the development of new theories, models and practices.
• Conduct further academic research independently to contribute to local research output.
• Write and present technical reports to professional audiences, including the management environment.

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DOCTOR OF MANAGEMENT: THESIS COST
Application Fee (Not included in
R460
Structure of the Doctor of Management Qualification: Thesis the cost of the qualification)
R12 000
Registration Fee
• Phase 1: Proposal
• Assignment 1: Submission of proposal Tuition Fee per annum R37 000
• Assignment 2: Defence of proposal
• Phase 2: Completion of research and thesis *should a student be unsuccessful,
• Assignment 3: Completion of thesis he/she will have an additional three
R4 000
• Assignment 4: Presentation to panel months to re-submit, with
• Phase 3: Examination of the thesis support from STADIO (additional)
• Handing in the thesis

Phase 1: Pre-candidature Phase 2: Candidature Phase 3: Examination Phase 4: Graduation

• Consultation - research ideas • Supervisor-student memorandum of • Simultaneous assessment by three Graduation process:
• Submission of application understanding and progress reports (3) external examiners
• Application vetting • Becoming a doctoral candidate • Examination feedback The graduation process follows.

• Proposal workshop • Attending colloquia and workshops • Viva Voce (final defence of thesis)
• Admission & registration • Pre-examination symposium • Doctoral Research Committee
• Proposal writing • Examination preparation approval of results

• Defence of proposal • Appeal

360

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADDITIONAL ADMISSION

REQUIREMENTS
• an appropriate Master’s degree with an average
mark of 65% • Application form (online)
• a minimum of five (5) years work experience in a • Comprehensive curriculum vitae (CV)
managerial capacity • Certified academic transcripts and copies
• Initial research proposal of certificates
• Biographical essay

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 DIPLOMA IN
POLICING

REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS

STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117874 | NQF level: 6 | Credits: 360 | Minimum duration of studies: 3 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The Diploma in Policing is aimed at students who are pursuing management careers within the field of Safety in Society.
The level of flexibility within the range of electives will allow the individual to pursue further specialisation in the field of
Safety in Society.

It reflects the need and demand within the policing environment for officials who are or will be performing managerial
and leadership functions and demand more in-depth managerial knowledge and skills of organisational processes and
procedures contextualised within the Safety in Society environment.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST

Registration fee R1 500
• a Senior Certificate (SC); or
Re-registration fee R850
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a minimum
of 40% in four recognized 20-credit modules, including Exemption per subject R660
English Home Language or first Additional Language; or Cost per subject** R1 800
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 3 rd Year level subjects (each) R2 100
(NC(V)) with a minimum of 50% in three fundamental
Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
modules, including English; and a minimum of 60% in subject to an annual increase.
three vocational modules; or
• a STADIO formerly SBS Certificate or Higher
Certificate (NQF 5) in Management; or
• a Higher Certificate (NQF 5) in a cognate field

NAMIBIAN STUDENTS (ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS):

• 25 points over 6 modules
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CURRICULUM OUTLINE

1st YEAR 2nd YEAR 3rd YEAR

Police Management I Police Management II Police Management III

Compulsory (All)
(POL100) (20) (POL200) (20) (POL300) (30)

Law I Law II Law III

(PLA100) (20) (PLA200) (20) (PLA300) (30)

Police Administration I Police Administration II Crime Detection II

(PAD100) (20) (PAD200) (20) (CDM200) (20)

Community Service Centres Professional Conduct Democratic Policing + SA History

(PCC100) (20) (PPC100) (20) (PDP100) (10)

Communication for Policing Crime Prevention Management I

Proficiency (PCU100) (20) (CPM100) (20)

Crime Detection I Integrated Criminal Justice Systems

(CDM100) (20) (PJS100) (20)
Select ONE of the following electives:
Criminology I (CML100) (20)
OR
Resource Management (PSU100) (20)
OR
Operational Policing (PCM100) (20)
Along with ONE of the additional
electives:
Futuristic Policing (PFP100) (10)
OR
Functional Policing (PFU100) (10)

CREDITS P/YEAR 120 120 120

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 BACHELOR OF
POLICING PRACTICES

REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS

STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117862 | NQF level: 7 | Credits: 360 | Minimum duration of studies: 3 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The Bachelor of Policing Practices degree is aimed at students who are pursuing management careers within the
field of Safety in Society. The level of flexibility within the range of electives will allow the student to pursue further
specialisation within the Safety in Society sector.

The Bachelor of Policing degree reflects the need and demand within the policing environment for officials who are or will
be performing managerial and leadership functions demanding more in-depth managerial knowledge, skills and attributes
of organisational processes and procedures contextualised within the Safety in Society environment.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST

Registration fee R1 500
• a Senior Certificate (SC) with degree endorsement; or
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a minimum of 50% Re-registration fee R850
in four 20-credit modules and a minimum of 40% in English Exemption per subject R660
Home Language or First Additional Language; or Cost per subject** R2 190
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 (NC(V))
with a minimum of 50% in three fundamental modules ** EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING
including English; and minimum 60% in four vocational Police Management I, II & III R2 580
modules; or Research Methodology R2 580
• a relevant N6 National Diploma; or
Crime Prevention Management III R2 580
• an NQF level 5 Basic Training Certificate (SAPS); or
• a relevant NQF level 5 qualification Traffic Police Science III R2 580
Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
NAMIBIAN STUDENTS subject to an annual increase.
(ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS):
• 25 points over 5 modules
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CURRICULUM OUTLINE: POLICE OFFICIALS

1st YEAR 2nd YEAR 3rd YEAR

Police Management I Police Management II Police Management III

Compulsory (All)
(POL101) (35) (POL201) (40) (POL301) (45)

Crime Prevention Management I Crime Prevention Management II Crime Prevention Management III
(CPM101) (20) (CPM201) (25) (CPM301) (30)

Service Oriented Policing I Service Oriented Policing II Crime Detection Management II

(SOP101 (20) (SOP201) (20) (CDM201) (25)

Communication for Policing Crime Detection Management I Research Methodology

(PCU101) (10) (CDM101) (20) (MET101) (25)

Training Management I (TRM101) Police Management Information

(20) OR Criminology I (CML101) Systems
(20) (PIM101) (5)

Training Management II (TRM201)

(20) OR Criminology II
(CML201) (20)
CREDITS P/YEAR 105 130 125

CURRICULUM OUTLINE: TRAFFIC & METROPOLITAN LAW ENFORCEMENT

1st YEAR 2nd YEAR 3rd YEAR

Police Management I Police Management II Police Management III

Compulsory (All)
(POL101) (35) (POL201) (40) (POL301) (45)

Traffic Police Science I Traffic Police Science II Traffic Police Science III
(TPS101) (20) (TPS201) (25) (TPS301) (30)

Service Orientated Policing I Service Oriented Policing II Road Traffic Management II

(SOP101) (20) (SOP201) (20) (RTM201) (25)

Communication for Policing Road Traffic Management I Research Methodology

(PCU101) (10) (RTM101) (20) (MET101) (25)

Public Sector Management I

(PMB101) (20) OR Police Management Information
Crime Prevention Management I Systems (PIM101) (5)
(CPM101) (20)

Public Sector Management II

(PMB201) (20) OR Crime
Prevention Management II
(CPM201) (20)
CREDITS P/YEAR 105 130 125

PLEASE NOTE: a student can only register for a maximum of two (2) subjects in the first semester of study.

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 BACHELOR OF
POLICING PRACTICES
(HONOURS)
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117866 | NQF level: 8 | Credits: 120 | Minimum duration of studies: 1.5 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The Bachelor of Policing Practices Honours qualification aims at improving performance excellence and enhancing
relationships with both internal and external clients of the law enforcement environment. This Bachelor of Policing
Practices Honours degree reflects the workplace-based needs within the law enforcement sector that relate to
managerial competencies.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST

Registration fee R1 500
• a STADIO formerly Southern Business School
Re-registration fee R850
Bachelor of Policing Practice degree (NQF 7); or
• another approved (NQF 7) degree. Exemption per subject R660
• Bridging modules - In the event of an applicant Cost per subject** R3 020
not complying with the minimum admission ** EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING
requirements, he/she must complete the following
Research Methodology V(A) R1 890
bridging modules prior to commencing with the
qualification (continued on next page): Research Methodology V(B) R2 430
Police Management V R3 600
Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
subject to an annual increase.

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS - CONTINUED
POLICING ELECTIVE: Students should register for TRAFFIC ELECTIVE: Students should register for the
the following bridging modules during the first semester following bridging modules during the first semester of
of study: study:

• Police Management III (POL301), • Police Management III (POL301),

• Crime Prevention Management III (CPM301) & • Traffic Police Science III (TPS301) &
• Service Oriented Policing II (SOP201) • Crime Prevention Management III (CPM301)

CURRICULUM OUTLINE
FIVE (5) COMPULSORY MODULES AND ONE (1) ELECTIVE MODULE

Police Management V
Compulsory (All)
(POL500) (25)

Leadership in the Safety and Security Environment V

(LDP500) (10)

Research Methodology V
(MET50A (10) & MET50B (30)

Organisational Behaviour in the Safety and Security Environment V

(OBR500) (10)

Project Management V
(POM500) (10)

Applied Policing Studies V

Electives
(APS500) (25)

Traffic Police Science V

(TPS500) (25)
CREDITS P/YEAR 120

Research Methodology V (MET50A) is a compulsory subject. It must be taken on commencement of the

Honours degree.

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 MASTER OF
POLICING
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS

STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117868 | NQF level: 9 | Credits: 180 | Minimum duration to complete: 2 Years
Maximum duration to complete: 5 Years | Mode of delivery: Distance Learning
Language of instruction: English

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ONE-DAY INDUCTION SESSION

• A STADIO Formerly SBS Bachelor of Policing Students must attend a compulsory one-day
Practices Honours degree; or induction session subsequent to registration of their
• a relevant postgraduate diploma*; or proposals. The purpose of this session is to refine
• a Bachelor Honours degree in a cognate your research topic. The development of a
field with an average mark of: proposal, gathering the required data and writing
of a dissertation/mini-dissertation will be covered.
Option 1: 65% for Research Based applications and
Option 2: 55% for Coursework applications

(Intensive exposure to the various disciplines of management
of at least five subjects is required)

IN ADDITION TO THE FOLLOWING

• have minimum of four (4) years work experience *Should an applicant apply with a postgraduate diploma in
in a managerial capacity; policing on NQF level 8 (minimum 120 credits), please note
that he/she must also have a B-degree.
• be proficient in English;
• be computer literate;
• have access to the internet;
• have a personal computer or laptop; and
• have conducted academic research before.

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DESCRIPTION
The focus of the Master of Policing programme is the formulation, design, conducting and completion of a research
project in the field of the Law Enforcement environment. The Master of Policing programme has two (2) options:

Option 1 is Research based & Dissertation Option 2 is Coursework & Mini-dissertation/Article

MASTER OF POLICING: OPTION 1 - RESEARCH BASED

Structure of the Master of Policing Qualification: Option 1 - Research based

• Completion of dissertation / research project

• To be completed in a minimum of two (2) years
• Consists of a compulsory postgraduate induction session

COST OPTION 1:
Application Fee
R460
(Not included in the cost of the qualification)
Registration Fee per semester
R8 360
(Upon registration of each semester)
Re-registration Fee R850
In case of non-payment, the student will not be allowed to continue with the next phase of the programme until
the necessary payment/s have been made.

MASTER OF POLICING: OPTION 2 - COURSEWORK

Structure of the Master of Policing Qualification: Option 2 - Coursework

• Four (4) modules are compulsory - see table below.

• A mini-dissertation based on a research topic selected for any of the below four modules.

YEAR 1 YEAR 2

1st Semester of Registration 2nd Semester of Registration 3rd Semester of Registration 4th Semester of Registration

Strategic Organisational Development Law Enforcement Policing Select and submit a research topic Completion and submission of
(OBR900) (18) (LEP900) (18) based on any of the four modules mini-dissertation or an article (for
Strategic Leadership (Ethical Policing) Comparative Policing completed. Attend the compulsory possible publication purposes).
(LDP900) (18) (CPP900) (18) induction session. Commence research (MET90B) (54)
in order to submit a proposal and mini-
dissertation/ article. (MET90A) (54)

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COST OPTION 2:
Application Fee
R460
(Not included in the cost of the qualification)
Once off Registration Fee upon
R6 300
acceptance of registration
Cost per subject R2 700
Mini-dissertation per semester R7 610
Re-registration Fee R850
In case of non-payment, the student will not be allowed to continue with the next phase of the programme until
the necessary payment/s have been made.

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 BRIDGING PROGRAMME IN
THESIS SUCCESS
DESCRIPTION
STADIO Higher Education has launched a unique bridging programme to equip and support master’s students who
would like to enrol for its Doctor of Policing and Doctor of Management degrees.

The purpose of the programme is to provide students with the required skills and methodological knowledge for a full
research dissertation. It is aimed at students who have obtained a master’s degree, but who are not regarded as ready yet
for a doctorate.

The six-month Bridging Programme in Thesis Success has been approved to meet this need. The first online offering
starts on 1 May 2021 under the auspices of the Institute of Postgraduate Studies and Research. Successful candidates
gain admission to doctoral degree studies at STADIO, subject to normal terms and conditions.
The course is presented by the vastly experienced academic, supervisor and author, Prof J C Pauw. Prof Pauw has
decades of experience in the higher education sector and has designed a unique course which differentiates itself from
standard methodology courses.

Eminent academics will be involved at crucial stages of the course, including Prof Johann Mouton, whose textbook, How
to succeed in your Master’s & Doctoral Studies – A South African Guide and Resource Book, is prescribed.

• Duration: Six months, commencing 1 May 2021

• Admission requirements: A qualification at SAQA Level 9 (master’s degree)
• Certification: Students who successfully complete the course will receive a Certificate of Competence
• Admission to a doctorate degree at STADIO: Successful candidates gain admission to a doctorate degree at
STADIO, subject to normal terms and conditions
• Fees: R15 000
• Application fee: R460
• Mode of delivery: Online
• Administrative enquiries: Pamela Makoanyane | Phone: 011 662 1444 | Email: pamelam1@stadio.ac.za
• Academic enquiries: Prof J C Pauw | Phone 073 190 3250 | Email: koosp@stadio.ac.za

COURSE CONTENT
Choosing a Topic for a Thesis

Literature Review

Research Design and Methodology

The Logic of Research

Research Ethics

Thesis Writing

The Mutual Relationship between Student and Supervisor

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 DOCTOR OF
POLICING
REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS
STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117876 | NQF level: 10 | Credits: 360 | Minimum duration to complete: 2 Years
Maximum duration to complete: 6 Years | Mode of delivery: Distance Learning
Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The purpose of the Doctor of Policing qualification is to enable learners to develop in-depth, advanced discipline-specific
skills and applied competence in Policing to provide opportunities for continued personal intellectual growth, productive
economic activity and making a rewarding contribution to society. The qualification aims to empower learners to solve
complex policing-related problems in a focused way, to effectively manage and allocate resources, to communicate
effectively and to contribute to knowledge. The qualification endeavours to provide Southern Africa with highly skilled
individuals, particularly from disadvantaged communities in order to ensure that the leadership base of innovative and
knowledge-based economic and scholarly activity are strengthened and diversified.

OUTCOMES

On achieving this qualification, the qualifying students will be able to:

• Independently design a research project and execute such a plan.

• Apply advanced scientific methods responsibly.
• Efficiently manage the collection, organisation and analysis of relevant information.
• Analyse theory and practical problems to contribute to the existing body of knowledge related to a specific aspect of
policing management.
• Contribute to the development of new theories, models and practices.
• Conduct further academic research independently to contribute to local research output.
• Write and present technical reports to professional audiences, including the policing safety and security environment.
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DOCTOR OF POLICING: THESIS COST
Application Fee (Not included in
Structure of the Doctor of Policing Qualification: Thesis R460
the cost of the qualification)
Registration Fee R12 000
• Phase 1: Proposal
• Assignment 1: Submission of proposal Tuition Fee per annum R37 000
• Assignment 2: Defence of proposal
*should a student be unsuccessful,
• Phase 2: Completion of research and thesis
he/she will have an additional three
• Assignment 3: Completion of thesis R4 000
months to re-submit, with
• Assignment 4: Presentation to panel
support from STADIO (additional)
• Phase 3: Examination of the thesis
• Handing in the thesis

Phase 1: Pre-candidature Phase 2: Candidature Phase 3: Examination Phase 4: Graduation

• Consultation - research ideas • Supervisor-student memorandum of • Simultaneous assessment by three Graduation process:
• Submission of application understanding and progress reports (3) external examiners
• Application vetting • Becoming a doctoral candidate • Examination feedback The graduation process follows.

• Proposal workshop • Attending colloquia and workshops • Viva Voce (final defence of thesis)
• Admission & registration • Pre-examination symposium • Doctoral Research Committee
• Proposal writing • Examination preparation approval of results

• Defence of proposal • Appeal

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

CONTINUED
• an appropriate Master’s degree with an average
mark of 65% • Application form (online)
• a minimum of five (5) years work experience in a • Comprehensive curriculum vitae (CV)
managerial capacity • Certified academic transcripts and copies of certificates
• Initial research proposal • Biographical essay

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 HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN
PARALEGAL STUDIES

REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS

STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117877 | NQF level: 5 | Credits: 120 | Minimum duration of studies: 1 Year
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The Higher Certificate in Paralegal Studies is an entry-level qualification aimed at paralegal professionals who assist
lawyers in their legal work.

This Higher Certificate in Paralegal Studies aims to present students with basic knowledge of South African law and its
procedures. The flexible structure of this qualification enables candidates to select outcomes that meet the diverse roles
and contexts required by a wide range of legal firms, the corporate environment, as well as the public sector.

The Higher Certificate in Paralegal Studies consists of five (5) modules: three (3) compulsory modules and two (2)
elective modules.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST

Registration fee R1 500
• a Senior Certificate (SC); or
Re-registration fee R850
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) as certified by
Umalusi; or Exemption per subject R660
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 Cost per subject** R2 160
(NC(V)); or Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
• an NQF 4 National Certificate with a minimum of subject to an annual increase.
40% in English Home Language or First Additional
Language, where relevant.

NAMIBIAN STUDENTS (ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS):

• Grade 12 with no less than 20 points* over 6 modules (no G’s)
*Conditional admission limited as per academic quota

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CURRICULUM OUTLINE

COMPULSORY MODULES ELECTIVE MODULES - CHOOSE ANY TWO

Introduction to South African Law (ISL100) (40) Civil Litigation (LCL100) (20)

Legal Practice Management (LPM100) (20) Business Law (BLA100) (20)

Legal Research & Communication (LCU100) (20) Labour Law (LLA100) (20)

Family Law (LFL100) (20)

Debt Recovery (LDC100) (20)

80 40

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 BACHELOR OF
ARTS IN LAW

REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS

STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education
institution under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117948 | NQF level: 7 | Credits: 360 | Minimum duration of studies: 3 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION

The Bachelor of Arts in Law programme equips students to interpret and apply law, and contribute to the
development of the African political system. The programme also aims to offer personal and professional
formation through the development of the students’ leadership skills and their understanding of the
Humanities within the Southern African context.

The programme will enable students to serve in a variety of capacities in the private and public spheres.
It will provide the student with the knowledge base, theory, methodology and application relevant to the
core areas of private law. The programme will also equip students to be public intellectuals and reflexive
practitioners who work for change within Africa. They will learn analytical skills to interpret the political
context creatively.

They will also gain ethical leadership skills that equip them to lead and mobilise organisations and
communities towards societal transformation. Students can pursue careers in law, journalism, politics,
management, intelligence, and public administration. Through innovative learning approaches, the
qualification promotes an inclusive and transformative ethos of reconciliation, equality, justice, and peace.
The programme also serves as an alternative route for entry into the LLB (Level 8) degree.

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS COST
Registration fee R1 500
• a Senior Certificate (SC) with degree endorsement; or
Re-registration fee R850
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a minimum of 50%
Exemption per subject R660
in four 20-credit modules and a minimum of 40% in English
Home Language or First Additional Language; or Cost per subject** R2 940
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 (NC(V)) **Except Labour Law R2 540
with a minimum of 50% in three fundamental modules Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
including English; and minimum 60% in four vocational subject to an annual increase.
modules; or
• a relevant N6 National Diploma

NAMIBIAN STUDENTS (ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS):

• 25 points over 5 modules

CURRICULUM OUTLINE

1st YEAR 2nd YEAR 3rd YEAR

Politics and Government I (POG101) Politics and Government II A Politics and Government III A
Major
(20) (POG20A) (20) (POG30A) (20)

Politics and Government II B

(POG20B) (20)

Compulsory (All) Philosophy I (PHL101) (20) Family Law (LFL101) (20) Law of Succession (LOS201) (20)

Academic writing (ACW101) (20) Labour Law (LLA101) (20) Law of Contract (LCN301) (20)

Leadership and Ethics (LDR101) (20) Law of Persons (LOP101) (20) Law of Delict (LOD301) (20)

African Studies (AFS101) (20) Law of Property (LPY201) (20)

Introduction to SA Law &
Legal Writing Skills (ISL101) (30)

Politics and Government III B

Innovation (INN101) (20)
Electives (Political Culture) (POG30B) (20)
OR
OR

Politics and Government III C

Understanding and Managing
(Global Political Economy)
Creativity (CRE101) (20)
(POG30C) (20)
CREDITS P/YEAR 130 120 120

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

Upon completion of the programme, students will be able to:

• Demonstrate an understanding of the legal system.
• Read legal texts and apply legal writing skills in order to draft legal documents.
• Apply the principles contained in core areas of Southern African private law.
• Manage the conceptualisation and implementation of strategies, policies and plans in private and public sector
environments with due regard to national and global contexts.
• Promote ethical decisions on complex institutional issues with sensitivity and awareness of consequences in an
autonomous manner.
• Communicate effectively through engagement with literature from a wide variety of sources pertaining to politics and
philosophy.

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 BACHELOR OF
COMMERCE IN LAW

REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS

STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117872 | NQF level: 7 | Credits: 410 | Minimum duration of studies: 3 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION COST
Registration fee R1 500
The Bachelor of Commerce in Law degree will benefit you
Re-registration fee R850
not only in a competitive business world, but also within the
legal fraternity. Exemption per subject R660
Cost per subject** R2 940
This Bachelor of Commerce in Law qualification is designed ** EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING
to equip students with the core competencies necessary to Business Management I R3 080
pursue a career in law or commerce.
Financial Management R3 080
Leadership R3 080
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Management II R3 080
Management III R3 080
• a Senior Certificate (SC) with degree endorsement; or
Accounting R2 540
• a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a minimum
of 50% in four 20-credit modules and a minimum of Business Communication R2 500
40% in English Home Language or First Additional Business Law R2 540
Language; or Corporate Governance R2 540
• a National Senior Certificate – Vocational Level 4 Labour Law R2 540
(NC(V)) with a minimum of 50% in three fundamental Taxation R2 540
modules including English; and minimum 60% in four Economics IA R1 610
vocational modules; or Economics IB R1 610
• a relevant N6 National Diploma Economics IIA R1 740
Economics IIB R1 740
NAMIBIAN STUDENTS
(ALTERNATIVE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS): Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
subject to an annual increase.
• 25 points over 5 modules
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CURRICULUM OUTLINE

1st YEAR 2nd YEAR 3rd YEAR

Business Management Management II Management III

Compulsory (All)
(MAN101) (25) (MAN201) (25) (MAN301) (35)

Introduction of South African Law Economics IIA Law of Contract

(ISL101) (30) (ECO20A) (15) (LCN301) (20)

Economics I A Economics IIB Law of Delict

(ECO10A) (10) (ECO20B) (15) (LOD301) (20)

Economics I B Law of Property Business Law I

(ECO10B) (10) (LPY201) (20) (BLA101) (20)

Family Law Law of Succession Financial Management

(LFL101) (20) (LOS201) (20) (FMA101) (30)

Law of Persons Accounting

(LOP101) (20) (ACC101) (20)

Business Communication Labour Law

(BCU101) (15) (LLA101) (20)

Leadership
Electives
(LDR101) (20)

Insolvency Law
(IOL101) (20)

Income Tax I
(TAX100) (20)

Corporate Governance
(CGE101) (20)
CREDITS P/YEAR 130 135 154

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 BACHELOR OF
LAWS (LLB)
*a postgraduate degree

REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION STATUS

STADIO is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution
under the Higher Education Act, 1997. Registration Number 2008/HE07/004.

SAQA ID: 117873 | NQF level: 8 | Credits: 255 | Minimum duration of studies: 2 Years
Mode of delivery: Distance Learning | Language of instruction: English

DESCRIPTION
The Bachelor of Laws (LLB), as a postgraduate legal qualification, equips students with a sound knowledge of the South
African legal system.

The Bachelor of Laws postgraduate degree will provide access to graduates for the professional assessments by both the
Law Society and General Council of the Bar examinations.

COST
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Registration fee R1 500

• A STADIO formerly Southern Business School Re-registration fee R850

Bachelor of Commerce Law (NQF 7); or Exemption per subject R660
• an accredited Bachelor degree in the field of law, Cost per subject** R3 600
(NQF 7) with 360 credits. ** EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING
BRIDGING SUBJECTS
In the event of an applicant not complying with the Introduction to South African Law R2 940
minimum admission requirements as stated above, he/she
Law of Persons R2 940
must complete the following seven (7) bridging modules
prior to commencing with the qualification. Family Law R2 940
Law of Property R2 940
BRIDGING MODULES: Law of Succession R2 940
Law of Contract R2 940
Introduction to South African Law (ISL101),
Law of Delict R2 940
Law of Property (LPY201), Law of Contract (LCN301),
Law of Persons (LOP101), Law of Succession (LOS201), Prices exclude prescribed textbooks and are
subject to an annual increase.
Law of Delict (LOD301) & Family Law (LFL101)
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CURRICULUM OUTLINE

SEMESTER 1 1st YEAR 2nd YEAR

Constitutional Law Administrative Justice

Compulsory (All)
(LCO500) (15) (LAJ500) (15)

Criminal Law Law of Damages

(LCR500) (15) (LDA500) (15)

Civil Procedure Law Social Justice

(LCP500) (15) (LSJ500) (15)

Jurisprudence in an African Context Legal Research Methodology

(LJU500) (15) (LRM50A) (15)

SEMESTER 2 1st YEAR 2nd YEAR

African Customary Law Mercantile Law II

Compulsory (All)
(LAC500) (15) (LME50B) (15)
African Human Rights Law Legal Research Essay on Restorative Justice
(LAH500) (15) (LRM50B) (30)
Mercantile Law I Law of Evidence
(LME50A) (15) (LEV500) (15)
Criminal Procedure Law
(LPR500) (15)
Select ONE of the following electives:
International Law
Electives
(LIT500) (15)
Insolvency Law
(LIS500) (15)
CREDITS P/YEAR 120 135

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