Honours in Human Resource Management

Honours in Human Resource Management (NQF Level 8)

Who is this qualification for?

The Bachelor Honours Degree in Human Resource Management is designed to equip students with a comprehensive theoretical and practical understanding of key human resource concepts, techniques and issues required for employment and wealth creation in Namibia. This is the response to the challenges for a National Human Resource Plan in Namibia while responding to Namibia’s Human Capital Development demands projected in Namibia’s National Human Resources Planning Report of 2010-2025, chapter 1:19.  The Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) adopted a long-term perspective plan namely Vision 2030. This national economic blue print serves as a basis for planning Namibia’s future. Vision 2030 envisages Namibia transitioning into an industrialised and globally competitive country of equal opportunities, realising its maximum growth potential in a sustainable manner, with improved quality of life for everyone. In order to achieve this goal, Namibia needs to develop human capital as well as institutional capacity to train people needed to meet the envisioned demand of the Namibian human capital development. Developing human capital especially in the field of human resource is not a sole responsibility of the government but specifically for educational institutions. The corporate world, both private and public, has a social responsibility of complementing government efforts in the development of the requisite human resource skills toward a knowledge driven society.

  • Admission /Entry Requirements:
  • To be registered for this qualification, candidates must at least have a Bachelor degree in Human Resources Management at NQF Level 7 or equivalent.

Career opportunities

The Honours degree in Human resource Management can supplement your existing qualifications and give you a salary and career boost. The course prepares students for a wide range of careers in Human resource management be it in government or in non-profit organizations. Among others some careers are:

Talent Acquisition Specialist, Onboarding Specialist, Compensation Analyst, Employee/Labor Relations Specialist, Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) Manager, Chief Diversity Officer.

Course structure

YEAR 1

SEMESTER 1

Course Title

Course Code

Hours

NQF Level

Credits

Compulsory Courses

 

 

 

 

Labour Relations IV

 

120

8

12

Information Systems in Human Resources Policies

 

120

8

12

Ethics and Leadership Dynamics

 

120

8

12

Applied Entrepreneurship

 

120

8

12

 

SEMESTER 2

Course Title

Course Code

Hours

NQF Level

Credits

Compulsory Courses

 

 

 

 

Strategic Human Resource: Case Analysis

 

120

8

12

Employees Performance Management

 

120

8

12

Negotiation and Conflict Management

 

120

8

12

Research Project

 

320

8

32

Comparative Employment Systems 

 

120

8

12

Total

 

 

 

128



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