SLP in Research Methodology Toolkit
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Faculty Website: Johannesburg Business School
Department: Centre for Public Policy and African Studiesfrican Studies
Programme Level: Continuous Education Programmes
Programme Name: SLP in Research Methodology Toolkit
Programme Code: S34R8Q
Medium of Facilitation: part-time
NQF Level: 7
NQF Credits: 0
SAQA: S53/2019(1)
Application Start Date: 1 Apr 2022
Application End Date: 31 May 2023
Campus: Auckland Park Kingsway
Contacts: Refilwe Tsele 011 559-5089
Email: refilwek@uj.ac.za
Duration of Study: 1 Year
Purpose
The purpose of this SLP is to help students build knowledge and understanding of key research methodology issues in social science, with particular focus and examples drawn from the study of economic development and violent conflict. Students will be able to commission research, design terms of reference and interpret research evidence and claims.
Admission Requirements
A matric certificate and a portfolio of evidence demonstrating a minimum of 3 years’ practical experience in a related field or profession. RPL will be conducted according to the rules and regulations of CBE and the University.
Selection Process
Selection is based on academic merit.
More Information
Please use the following application Specific Token when applying: PPASLP
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