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5 Start dates - 100% Online - Pay per module
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5 Start dates - 100% Online - Pay per module
The Management Development Programme (MDP) has been designed to provide aspirant managers and first-line managers with the opportunity to acquire a background in the core functional areas of management. It will also equip you with the skills necessary to advance into a middle management career and to graduate from Management or Finance studies.
The MDP has been designed for:
The MDP curriculum recognises that many students need intensive support to develop a range of professional communication and academic skills to succeed in the workplace, as well as in further academic study. The foundation modules of the MDP include Management Skills Development, Introduction to Information Systems, and introductory modules in Management and Finance.
The MDP is generally available to people with at least five years’ work experience and Matric.
Should you have completed your MDP with a 60% minimum for each module and an average of at least 60%, you can apply directly for admission to the Advanced Diploma in Management (ADM) (NQF Level 7).
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We recommend the following access to technology in order to successfully complete your 100% online degree.
Basic computer skills:
Technical requirements:
Management Skills Development
This module aims to develop listening, writing, reading, speaking, and life skills.
On completion, the student will have demonstrated competence to:
Main content
Principles of Management and Business
At the end of the module the student will be able to:
This module covers all key management topics and concepts. It is comprehensive in scope and key outcomes are reinforced throughout the module. The business is presented as a system and managers must work within a system of relationships.
Business Finance
At the end of the module the student will be able to:
Main content
Introduction to Information Systems
The course aims to develop foundational competencies in the use of information systems and information technology as a personal productivity tool and in organisational decision making and problem-solving.
On completion of the course the student will be able to demonstrate:
(a) The ability to use personal computer technology effectively and productively.
(b) How to use the computer to organise and manage information at a personal level.
(c) The role of information systems in supporting organisational operations and decision-making.
(d) An understanding of the place of the information systems department in organisations.
Main content:
Our online programme tuition fees are calculated per seven-week module. You can now enrol and pay per module as opposed to paying your full tuition upfront.
Number of modules: 4
Fee per module: R5 554
Total tuition fee: R22 216*
*Fees are subject to an annual increase.
Payment via EFT can be made upon receipt of your admission letter and prior to registration.
Banking details: ABSA Bank
Name of Account: U.W.C. Student Deposit Account
Account No: 40 4960 4740
Use your student number as reference.
Proof of payment must be sent to: enquiries@online.uwc.ac.za
If cancellation is made before the end of the 1st week of the module, a refund will be calculated as follows: Module fee less R325 registration fee x 80%. Thereafter, no refund will apply.
