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Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship

P116,733.66

Description

Upon completion of the qualification, graduates will be equipped to perform the following tasks:

1. Business planning
3. Global market analysis and opportunity scoping
4. Enterprise Strategy Development
5. Manage, Monitor and Evaluate business strategies
6. Pitching
7. Marketing and Selling products and services
8. Business analytics

Learning Outcome of the qualification

• Demonstrate an understanding and awareness of the entrepreneurship environment form a local and global perspective.
• Demonstrate the ability to identify and pursue opportunities for new ideas and opportunities for growth.
• Demonstrate the ability to build effective business strategy, responsive to market needs both in the long and short term.
• Demonstrate the capability to identify, mobilise and manage entrepreneurial resources.
• Demonstrate an advanced understanding of key processes and possible barriers involved in bringing new products and services to market.
• Demonstrate key skills in developing and managing useful relations necessary for the development of enterprise.
• Apply relevant skills set for research purposes in the entrepreneurship field.
• Apply socio-economic consideration for sustainable business activity.
• Demonstrate management skills & capabilities.
• Demonstrate skills in the use of technological solutions to enhance organisational operations.

Minimum requirements

• Qualification at NCQF Level 4, Certificate IV in General Education (Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education) or equivalent, for example, International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE).
• Applicants with a Diploma in Business Studies or related discipline from any recognized and accredited institution may be admitted for entry with exemptions.
• Students who do not meet the above requirements may be considered in terms of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Regulations, including formal and non-formal experience.
• Any relevant qualification at NCQF Levels 5 or 6 may render the candidate eligible for exemptions or credit transfer in accordance with applicable University policies.

Additional information

Language

English

Level

NCQF LEVEL 7

Learning Outcome of the Qualification

• Demonstrate an understanding and awareness of the entrepreneurship environment form a local and global perspective.
• Demonstrate the ability to identify and pursue opportunities for new ideas and opportunities for growth.
• Demonstrate the ability to build effective business strategy, responsive to market needs both in the long and short term.
• Demonstrate the capability to identify, mobilize and manage entrepreneurial resources.
• Demonstrate an advanced understanding of key processes and possible barriers involved in bringing new products and services to market.
• Demonstrate key skills in developing and managing useful relations necessary for the development of enterprise.
• Apply relevant skills set for research purposes in the entrepreneurship field.
• Apply socio-economic consideration for sustainable business activity.
• Demonstrate management skills & capabilities.
• Demonstrate skills in the use of technological solutions to enhance organisational operations.

Minimum requirements

• Qualification at NCQF Level 4, Certificate IV in General Education (Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education) or equivalent, for example, International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE).
• Applicants with a Diploma in Business Studies or related discipline from any recognized and accredited institution may be admitted for entry with exemptions.
• Students who do not meet the above requirements may be considered in terms of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Regulations, including formal and non-formal experience.
• Any relevant qualification at NCQF Levels 5 or 6 may render the candidate eligible for exemptions or credit transfer in accordance with applicable University policies.

Formative assessment

Participants will be assessed through tests, practical tasks both as group or individual work and examinations.
There will be a minimum of one (1) class administered test and minimum one (1) assignment in both core and elective modules per semester. Additionally, participants will be given practical exercises both as group or individual work.
Formative assessment or continuous assessment (CA) will comprise 40% of the final grade for each module.

Summative assessment

Summative assessment based on learning outcomes leading to the award of the
qualification. Summative assessment will be undertaken in the form of final
examinations. Examinations shall consist of one (1) two-hour paper for each
module.
The weighting between continuous assessment and summative assessment shall
be at a ratio of 40:60.

Mode of delivery

Full Time

Employment Pathways

Graduates of the BEI programme will be equipped to establish and manage their own ventures.
They may also find employment in both private and public institutions that assist and promote entrepreneurship activities.
Example of Careers Graduates may pursue:
• Business Owner
• Project Manager
• SMME Financial advisor (Commercial and Development banking sector)
• Credit Analyst
• Community Manager (Non-profit sector)
• Business Advisor
• Product Development Manager

Campus

Gaborone

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