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Message from the Director of USB

Admission requirements

Contact us

Discover the competencies you will gain

Additional information

Overview of USB’s Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management

Application deadlines

Overview of modules

USB Alumni Association

Message from the Programme Manager

How to apply

Learning outcomes

USB faculty

Discover USB’s advantages for you

Timetable

Who should enrol?

Facilities, resources and services

postgraduate diploma in project management www.usb.ac.za/projectmanagement

“The reality is that project management is a scarce competency. Hence, it is

listed as a scarce skill in South Africa.”

mc Bothaprogramme manager: postgraduate

diploma in project management

This programme combines project management skills with upper management skills.

Acquire a scarce skill

2 years

Modular format – learn while you earn

Gain access to an MBA

Manage projects with confidence

Acquire an internationally accredited qualification

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Thank you for your interest in the University of Stellenbosch Business School. You have come to the right place to discover and develop your leadership potential.

We are one of the few Triple Crown Business Schools in the world. These are schools with the three major international accreditations, namely aacsB (from the USA-based Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), eQuis (from the Brussels-based European Foundation for Management Development) and amBa (from the UK-based Association of MBAs). In addition, our executive education programmes, delivered via our private partner, USB-ED, is ranked among the Top 100 in the world by Financial Times.

You therefore know in advance that the standard of our academic programmes, infrastructure and learner support is benchmarked against the best. We would also like you to know the following about USB:

• We are deeply committed to Africa. At the same time, we educate you to function in a global business world.

• We will lead you to study the latest theories in a particular field while also providing you with opportunities for practical application in your business.

• We will walk the road to sharpen your critical thinking abilities while also igniting your passion for better business skills.

• We will widen your strategic vision while also equipping you with operational skills in fields like responsible leadership, finance and marketing.

• We will carefully select you to enter into one of our programmes, and then engage with you to leave us as a changed person.

USB is a values-driven school. We embed our values – like integrity, inclusivity, excellence and innovation – in everything we do.

We are part of Stellenbosch University – the top research university in Africa – and steer our research agenda to inform business and the content of our curricula. Via our Small Business Academy we create value for budding entrepreneurs to improve their businesses and create jobs in their communities.

Ultimately, USB aims to bring hope to Africa and to the world. Join us in turning this dream into a reality.

prof piet naudé usB director

message from the director of usB

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“From a business school perspective, social development

in South Africa happens through empowering students

to understand their role as responsible leaders when they go back into society.”

Prof Piet Naudé

USB Director

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Managers are facing increasingly complex challenges, having to contend with rapid changes stemming from the constant obsolescence of their products and with the need to quickly respond to their markets and opportunities. Project management is concerned with delivering a specified, discontinuous deliverable by a specific team representing the various specialist skills required, against planned performance, time and cost targets, and is therefore eminently suited to contend with the above reality. The reality is that project management is a scarce competency. Hence, it is listed as a scarce skill in South Africa. Our programme focuses on capacitating project managers with solutions that make business sense.

USB’s internationally accredited Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management goes beyond project management know-how. It incorporates advanced management skills and strategic project management skills, enabling graduates of this programme to fill senior-level positions in organisations that require such expertise to perform optimally and compete globally.

Competent project managers who understand business are needed in all industry sectors, all over the world. This programme will help to get you there. It can also give you access to an MBA.

mc Bothaprogramme manager

message from the programme head

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“Competent project managers who understand

business are needed in all industry sectors, all over the world.”

mc Botha

programme manager

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discover usB’s advantages for you

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african contextualisation of business knowledge

USB has become known for its African-focused expertise in areas such as sustainable development, futures research, development finance, ethics and corporate governance, responsible leadership development, management coaching and emerging-country economics.

connections with the business sector

USB’s close cooperation with industry ensures an academic offering aligned with the needs of the world of work. Areas of alliance and collaboration include representation by the local and international business community on the USB Advisory Board. Partnerships between USB and industry include societal initiatives such as the USB Small Business Academy and the Consulting Club.

collaborative learning

Our students come from different industry backgrounds, cultures and geographies. This diversity enables them to learn from one another and to work with different perspectives. Our alumni regularly cite collaborative learning as one of the highlights of their learning journey.

social impact

USB’s ultimate purpose is to develop responsible leaders who will be stewards of society. For USB, social impact means the societal orientation and impact of our curricula and research, our involvement in social dialogue and public policy making, the social impact of our engagement with stakeholders, our collaboration with partner schools and organisations, and our sustainability and responsibility practices. For USB’s students, this translates into engaged learning.

international stature and global perspective

USB is part of the 100-year-old Stellenbosch University, an international institution of distinction and the top research university in Africa. USB has partnerships with some 80 business schools representing all the continents and has a presence in various parts of the African continent. Joint research, faculty members serving on international boards, international memberships, jointly presented conferences and the exchange of faculty members and students contribute to USB’s global perspective of business knowledge.

strong focus on responsible leadership development

USB’s mission is to develop responsible leaders through well-grounded business education and research. Responsible leadership development is ingrained into USB’s programmes – in particular the MBA.

research and the sharing of business knowledge

USB creates business knowledge through its research centres, academic conferences, research fellowships, the research undertaken by its faculty members and students, and its partnerships with the business industry and other academic institutions. The school shares its research on various platforms, including its journals, USB Management Review and speaker events.

study at a school with 3 international accreditations

USB was the first school from an African university to receive all three international accreditations: aacsB, eQuis and amBa. The school is well ranked in South Africa and Africa, and also globally.

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This internationally accredited Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management focuses on the business management of projects as projects have become more management oriented, requiring new skills from project managers. This will allow you to confidently manage projects in a competitive business environment and to create an environment for business success. This Postgraduate Diploma is the only qualification of its kind delivered by a business school in South Africa.

The programme content is covered from a multidisciplinary and inter-disciplinary perspective that will assist students to understand and manage the complex, multi-dimensional challenges faced by top-level project managers.

The programme requires high-level engagement with theoretical frameworks and international literature, and reflection on national and international project management practices. Students are required to research and analyse the areas covered in the programme, and to formulate recommendations that indicate critical intellectual engagement and independent thinking.

The programme will widen access to advanced learning in business, commerce, management and project management for students who do not have formal qualifications above Bachelor’s degrees. Passed at a certain level, it can provide access to an MBA. It will also enable graduates to gain Continuing Professional Development points to satisfy the requirements of the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA).

manage projects with confidence in a competitive business environmentThe programme equips project managers with strategic project management competence, enabling them to position their organisations to compete successfully in a complex and competitive business environment. It creates upper management skills to understand the relationship between project management and functional management, and to integrate projects with the strategic management of organisations. The programme therefore incorporates advanced management skills and strategic project management skills, allowing graduates to fill senior-level positions in any organisation.

stay in demand with a scarce skills set Project management has been listed as a scarce skill on the South African National Scarce Skills List. Also, the need for skilled project managers at middle and higher levels has become a national skills and development priority identified by both the business and public sectors.

take on managerial positions in any industryThis qualification equips executive managers with specialist project management competencies to use in various contexts anywhere in the world – from SMMEs and NGOs to large organisations and multinational global players. The content of this programme is internationally benchmarked. Yet, it is particularly relevant to African managers and leaders as it takes into account the diversity, traditions and multicultural environments of South Africa and the greater African continent.

contribute to the empowerment of the workforceThe qualification enhances the achievement of the country’s black economic empowerment and employment equity objectives by building the executive management competence of managers from previously disadvantaged communities.

gain access to an mBaThe programme is presented on NQF level 8, which corresponds with the entry-level requirements for an MBA in South Africa.

overview of the programmediscover the business management of projects

discover what you will gain from this qualification

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information sessions: USB hosts information sessions – usually in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban and Windhoek. This is where students can obtain first-hand information on USB’s programmes and meet faculty members, alumni and support staff. See www.usb.ac.za/events for dates, venues and booking details. Or e-mail projectmanagement@usb.ac.za or call +27 (0)21 918 4246.

8programme at a glance

Learn-while-you-earn format: Modular programme (6 blocks of 1 week each over 2 years)

delivery format: Class contact sessions (modules), syndicate groups, independent self-study of standard texts and references (study guides, books, journal articles), independent self-study of specially prepared materials (case studies, multi-media, etc.)

place of delivery: Classes are presented at the USB campus in the Tyger Valley business district in northern Cape Town

nQF level: 8 (120 credits)

assessment: Individual written assignments, exams, syndicate work, group work and business-driven action learning

international accreditation: EQUIS

Language: English

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Learning outcomes Upon completion of this programme, you should have the managerial ability to:

• Generate and manage the four dimensions of project management in an integrated manner to build a continuous and sustainable organisational capacity

• Apply these theories to the practical and professional project management environment

• Establish a strategy for project management for the organisation

• Develop an organisational culture supportive of project management

• Match appropriate project managers with specific projects

• Acquire the general management skills underlying project management as well as project management-specific skills

• Link the organisation’s project management strategy with its overarching strategy

• Link the organisation’s projects with its operational performance

• Communicate clearly with clients and manage stakeholder relationships in an ethical and professional way

• Demonstrate evidence of self-directed learning.

who should enrol?• Employed managers from the whole spectrum of middle, senior and executive management levels in all

economic sectors and in all types of private and public enterprises

• Managers who have the potential to be promoted to higher management positions

• Those who need an NQF level 8 qualification to apply for an MBA

FormatThis is a modular programme. Students attend 6 study blocks of classes of 1 week each on the USB campus over 2 years. Face-to-face instruction is combined with structured self-study and electronic support to allow you to study while you work. It also enables students from elsewhere in South Africa or in other countries to attend.

overview of modules The eight core modules are compulsory:

module 1: Fundamentals of Management (20 credits)

module 2: Managing Projects (20 credits)

module 3: Project Risk Management (12 credits)

module 4: Project Procurement Management (8 credits)

module 5: Project Scheduling (12 credits)

module 6: Project Communication Management (8 credits)

module 7: Project Cost Management (20 credits)

module 8: Project Leadership and EQ (20 credits)

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Fundamentals of management This module exposes students to the multiple perspectives and dimensions of a system with an idealised redesign approach to formulate ideal futures for the organisation.

After completion of this module, students will be able to:

• View the world, the macro environment, the industry and organisations as an integrated and interrelated whole

• Understand the perspectives and multidimensional nature of the organisation as a system, and analyse their own organisations using a framework of multiple perspectives and dimensions

• Understand and apply the idealised redesign approach to developing an ideal future for an organisation

• Understand and practically research the external environment of an organisation, both at a contextual and transactional level

• Develop and understand the strategic business architecture of their own organisations

• Understand the concept of market segmentation and apply it to their own organisations

• Identify and manage the value drivers of an organisation within the context of value-based management

• Develop a Balanced Scorecard to implement strategy within the context of the strategic business architecture.

managing projects This module covers basic project management planning, implementation and monitoring processes. After completion of the module, students will be able to:

• Apply generic project management philosophy, principles and techniques, which will enable them to analyse, plan, measure progress, control and report on any project of any kind or size in any industry

• Develop a project plan for application in a real-life situation in their own work environment, which includes all the operational processes for executing a project.

project risk management This module deals with risk in a project environment. After completion of the module, students will be able to:

• Understand the concepts of project risk and the origins of project risks

• Identify the types of risks inherent to the different phases of a project life cycle

• Quantify the probability and impact of a risk event

• Analyse, plan, draw up a risk register and decide on the best way to mitigate identified risks that warrant action

• Implement qualitative risk management

• Compile, manage and maintain the risk plan for a project, inclusive of risk response planning, risk monitoring and control.

project procurement management This module introduces students to different types of contracts based on the division of the risks between the owner and a contractor. This will enable students to understand and compile a quality assurance plan for a project. After completion of the module, students will be able to:

• Identify the different types of contracts based on the division of the risks between the owner and a contractor

• Identify risk events that can be mitigated by insurance as risk mitigation tool and procure the various types of insurance

• Put together and execute the procurement plan for a project and manage the steps in a typical procurement (contracting) process

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• Implement contract administration and closeout processes

• Identify, plan and manage situations which can more fruitfully be procured through partnering and strategic alliances between owner and contractor as the procurement processes, as an alternative to the risk division process

• Understand and put together a quality assurance plan for a project.

project scheduling Project schedule planning and management assist students to utilise and apply specific project software in order to schedule projects with repetitive tasks and outputs according to the balance line technique. After completion of the module, students will be able to:

• Utilise and apply MS-Project software (or similar applications) to draw up a task list and establish the relationships between the tasks, allocate resources and determine the estimated budget

• Generate a Precedence diagram and Gantt chart

• Enter progress information and track progress as well as costs against planned schedule and costs

• Execute all the associated tasks required to run the software

• Schedule a project with repetitive tasks and outputs according to the balance line technique

• Resolve the resource dependency of precedence scheduling through application of the Theory of Constraints

• Optimise the duration of a project through balancing fixed and variable costs.

project communication management This module focuses on communication planning and management within a project context. After completion of the module, students will be able to:

• Identify and implement communication methodologies appropriate to project complexity

• Identify and manage stakeholders within the project domain

• Implement and maintain information distribution and performance reporting

• Develop and maintain communication planning on a project.

project cost management This module deals with project costing, budgets and reporting. After completion of this module, students will be able to:

• Understand the relationship between financial management and cost management

• Identify, distinguish between and plan for variable and fixed project costs – which includes Project Economics and an understanding of the time value of money, the financing of moveable assets on projects, and the cost implications of front-end loading and cash flow

• Develop the project budget – which includes the hedging of cost to optimise cash flow

• Allocate the costs for the various inputs to the relevant functional inputting department, contributors or contractors

• Analyse the present status of a project, make a diagnosis, determine the appropriate steps to rectify and make a prognosis of the eventual outcome of the project.

project Leadership and eQ The leadership perspective of project management deals with project managers’ emotional intelligence in their interaction with stakeholders as well as in negotiations, conflict resolution and project sustainability. After completion of the module, students will be able to:

• Develop a personal understanding of the impact of a leadership profile

• Gain insights into leadership behaviour that create conditions for team work

• Interpret the process of change management in project execution

• Have a better understanding of emotional intelligence

• Have more confidence and be more assertive in terms of their own leadership capability to bring sustainability to bear on project management

• Manage and resolve conflicts effectively

• Use negotiation to manage working relationships with others and also everyday activities.

admission requirements• At least a relevant Bachelor’s or Honours degree

• A minimum of 2 years of relevant experience in a project management position in an organisation

• Mathematical skills equal to NQF Level 4

how to applyBefore you start • You will be able to complete the form in steps without losing information.

• The online application form consists of various sections. In order to progress to the next section, all the information in the current section must be completed and accepted by the information management system.

• The application process is the same for South African and international students.

• International qualifications require a South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) evaluation certificate to evaluate your degree according to South African standards. Please contact SAQA at saqainfo@saqa.org.za in this regard.

• It is best to use Google Chrome as web browser when completing your application.

the application process

Go to www.usb.ac.za/projectmanagement and complete the online PGDi[ in Project Management application form by completing each of the following sections:

Section 1: Personal details

Section 2: Address details

Section 3: Work and studies

Section 4: Documentation

Here you need to upload the following supporting documentation:

• Completed and signed application form

• Certified copies of all academic records and degree/diploma certificates

• Proof of application fee payment

• Detailed CV

• A copy of your ID (or passport for non-South African students)

• A marriage certificate (where the applicant’s new surname does not match that on the degree certificates)

Section 5: Payment of application fee

• Which bank details to use: Bank: Standard Bank; Type of account: cheque account; Account name: US Business School; Account number: 073003069; Branch name: Stellenbosch; Branch code: 050610; Beneficiary name: Stellenbosch University; SWIFT code: SBZAZAJJ.

• Where to send proof of payment: Please send proof of payment of your application fee to the cashier at payments@usb.ac.za.

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Section 6: Status

what happens next? Your application can only be assessed by the selection panel if it is accompanied by your completed online application form, all the supporting documents and proof of your application fee payment. The outcome of the selection process will be made known within 30 days or as soon as possible thereafter.

timetableThe timetable for this programme is published on USB’s website once the dates become available. See www.usb.ac.za/projectmanagement for details.

Important • Study permits for foreign students at USB: Obtaining a study permit (study visa) from the South

African authorities takes up to 12 weeks from the date of being offered a place on a programme at USB – hence the early application deadline for foreign students.

• Multiple-entry visas: Students from non-SADC African countries and other countries with visa requirements who need to apply for study visas can obtain a letter from USB confirming the duration of registration at USB. This will help students to obtain multiple-entry study visas in case of modular studies.

• Timetable changes: USB reserves the right to change dates of the lecture schedule or subjects per term table. Students will be informed of any changes in good time.

application deadlines• South African students: 15 December

• RPL applicants: 31 October

• Students from (visa-exempt) SADC countries: 31 October

• Students from the rest of world: 31 October

programme feesThe programme fees for 2020 are published on USB’s website once this information becomes available. See www.usb.ac.za/projectmanagement for details.

important• Fees include books and study materials.

• Deposit: All students pay a deposit on acceptance of admission. Foreign students need to pay a deposit of 50% of the annual programme fees on acceptance to the programme and the balance prior to, or upon registration. The deposit is deducted from the programme fee. The deposit payable is non-refundable.

• Application fee: The application fee must accompany the application. The application fee is not refundable.

• Travelling, accommodation and meals are for students’ own accounts.

• USB reserves the right to change the fees at any time.

recognition of prior learningwhat if you do not have the necessary admission requirements?USB provides wider access to its programmes through its Assessment and Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL) process. In line with the requirements of the Council for Higher Education (CHE), USB may admit up to 10% of its student body under ARPL. Candidates who wish to be admitted under the ARPL policy will firstly have to submit all the documentation and tests as required for all prospective students. In addition, prospective students have to adhere to the following:

• Have at least an NQF 4 qualification.

• Have at least TEN years of working experience after obtaining a school leaving certificate, of which at least FIVE years should have been in a management or related professional position.

• Submit a comprehensive CV, indicating detailed areas of responsibility as well as information of activities outside the work environment.

• Provide USB with at least two references (typically current or former line heads) who can testify about the candidate’s managerial or related professional abilities. These references will be required to give a detailed personal reference about the candidate on forms provided by USB.

The RPL selection process entails the following:

• The programme head and another academic will conduct an in-depth interview with the candidate and make a recommendation about admission.

• USB’s Admissions Committee will consider the full application including the interview recommendation and the inputs received from the references for admission.

• A notice of admission is sent via USB’s Academic Planning Committee to the Board of the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences for notification.

• Important: RPL candidates need to apply by 31 October each year to allow sufficient time for the assessment process.

additional information for international students Study visa requirements for international students

All residential students who are non-South African citizens and are studying at USB require a study vi-sa. Prospective students should contact their nearest South African Mission (South African Embassy, Consulate or High Commission), normally in their country of origin, to enquire about the requirements for study visas for South Africa. Applicants are required to present themselves in person so that bio-metric data may be captured. Students from West Africa can also contact USB’s representative for this region in Nigeria while students from East Africa can contact USB’s representative for this region in Kenya. (See contact details at the back of the brochure.) All international students can contact the USB International Office at international@usb.ac.za for assistance. All international students must hold a valid visa for their intended activity prior to entering South Africa.

Notes on obtaining a study visa • Obtaining a study visa from the South African authorities takes approximately 12 to 16 weeks from the

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Nasief Allie postgraduate diploma in project management alumnus

Nasief Allie is an ambitious civil engineer who had to choose between two routes on his career path. He applied for the PGDip in Project Management to upskill himself in the business management of projects and to serve as a stepping stone towards his dream of applying for the MBA before he turns 30. Here he shares his story:

Making an investment in my career

Having studied civil engineering and construction management, I currently work at a consulting engineering company, Aurecon. Within my company I could either go

the traditional, technical engineering route or I could pursue a career in project management. I chose to follow the latter to give myself a

more well-rounded approach and to help me excel in my company.

I did a bit of research on possible programmes before choosing to do the PGDip in Project Management at USB.

The modular programme over two years catered for me, as I had to continue working full-time while studying

part-time.

The modular programme over two years catered for me, as I had to continue working full-time while studying part-time. The Emotional Intelligence Module stood

out for me. A lot of the programme’s take-outs came as a result of that subject. It forced me to

think differently about things and it reminded me to just take a moment to reflect. I also really enjoyed Risk Management and Stakeholder Engagement.

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date of application. However, some missions may process applications sooner. Suffi-cient time should be allowed for study visa applications to be processed.

• Your study visa application should include a copy of the letter offering a place on USB’s study programme. This letter will be provided by USB’s Academic Administration once the applica-tion has been approved. A place on the programme must be confirmed before a study visa application can be considered by the South African Department of Home Affairs. Students should not proceed to Stellenbosch University or USB without a valid study visa.

• Although applicants are expected to determine exactly what they require to apply for a study visa, they can expect to have to provide the following, among others: a police clearance certificate, proof of medical insurance recognised in South Africa, a radiological report, proof of suffi-cient funds, and an admission letter from USB. Your nearest South African Mission will be able to advise in this regard. The onus falls on the student to make sure that he/she submits a complete application pack.

• All documents should be certified and translated into English before submission (in order not to delay the outcome of the application).

Payment of programme fees

International students need to pay a deposit of 50% of the annual programme fees by acceptance to the programme and the balance prior to, or upon, registration.

usB faculty Besides its full-time and part-time academic staff, many of whom have distinguished themselves as organisational leaders, USB welcomes international academics and experts to lecture on its MBA. This gives students exposure to academic learning and real-world experience from across the globe. Find out more about USB’s faculty at www.usb.ac.za/usb-people/.

Facilities, resources and services • ICT facilities: These include free wireless broadband internet access campus-wide, an e-learning

platform, break-away rooms, network connections for notebooks and access to soft-ware packages and databases.

• Library: The Stellenbosch University Bellville Park Campus Library (USBL) provides access to printed and online local and international publications, books, journals and databases (includ-ing SA-ePublications, Scopus, Ebscohost, Gartner and Emerald), as well as a repository of mas-ter’s and doctoral theses (SUNScholar). See http://library.sun.ac.za.

• Support services: Support to students is offered via touch points such as the Admissions Of-fice, Academic Administration, Careers Office, International Affairs Office, Alumni Relations Of-fice and USBL (library).

• Accommodation and restaurants: The Bellvista Lodge (www.usb.ac.za/bellvista) on the cam-pus provides accommodation and a restaurant. Two other cafeterias offer meals and refresh-ments.

usB alumni association USB’s Alumni Association has strong roots and a wide reach. We are extremely proud of our more than 30 000 alumni who have excelled in managerial and leadership roles all over the world – many of them at the highest level. Various channels are used to create ongoing conversations between USB and its alumni, opportunities for continued learning and ways to give back to USB. Together, USB and its alumni create a powerful network that contribute to the common good of society. See www.usb.ac.za/alumni.

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During my first year of studies I was based at the office while during my second year I was based on a construction site. That was where my newly acquired skills really came into play! There, you have to deal with different stakeholders – from the various contractors to the client.

My biggest challenges were work-life balance and motivating myself to sit with my books after a hard day of work. At the same time, it was also rewarding because the sense of accomplishment after completing a module or assignment is amazing. My advice to prospective students would be to come with an open mind and embrace the course. Give it 100% and you will definitely be rewarded.

Next, I would like to register as a Professional Project Manager, and I will reach out to some of my old lecturers for guidance. The qualification is internationally accredited, so hopefully this will allow me to travel abroad for work and to see what is out there. This year, I will investigate possible funding routes so that I can apply for the MBA, which I really would like to do before I am 30 – which leaves me with two years!

This year, I will investigate possible funding routes so that I can apply for the MBA, which I really would like to do before I am 30.

Nasief Allie

Applying my new skills on the job

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postgraduate diploma in project management enquiries Telephone: +27 (0)21 918 4246 | projectmanagement@usb.ac.za | www.usb.ac.za/projectmanagementCarl Cronjé Drive, Bellville 7530, Cape Town, South Africa

information sessions Telephone: +27 (0)21 918 4246 | mba@usb.ac.za | www.usb.ac.za/events

selection tests Telephone: +27 (0)21 918 4239 | mba@usb.ac.za

usB careers office Telephone: +27 (0)21 918 4187 | usb.Careers@usb.ac.za

international affairs officeTelephone: +27 (0)21 918 4196 | international@usb.ac.za

campus accommodation Telephone: +27 (0)21 918 4444 | www.usb.ac.za/bellvista

usB alumni office Telephone: +27 (0)21 918 4212 | usbalumni@usb.ac.za

west african office Prospective students from West Africa can contact USB’s representative in the region for assistance with applications, transcripts and visas: Contact person: Gilbert GrantTelephone: +230 698 8576E-mail: gilbert@globalnatives.comPhysical address: Lagos Cognity Advisory Office, 2nd Floor, 84 Opebi Road, Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria

east african office Prospective students from East Africa can contact USB’s representative in the region directly for assistance with applications, transcripts and visas: Contact person: Alex Matheri Telephone: +254 (734) 606000 (office) | +254 722 251638 (mobile) E-mail: alex.matheri@usb.ac.za Physical address: 1st Floor Suite 108, Nanak House, Kimathi Street, Nairobi Postal address: PO Box 3285-00506, Nairobi, Kenya

mauritian officeProspective students from Mauritius can contact USB’s representative in the region directly for assistance with applications, transcripts and visas: Contact person: Marietjie van der MerweTelephone: +230 52 91 85 84E-mail: marie@globalnatives.com

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