Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs and courses for students to choose from.

Colleges

The university is divided into several colleges, each offering a range of qualifications and courses. These colleges include:

• Accounting Sciences
• Agriculture & Environmental Sciences
• Economic & Management Sciences
• Education
• Human Sciences
• Law
• Science, Engineering & Technology
• College of Graduate Studies

Research

The university is committed to research and innovation, with a range of research initiatives and programs in place. These include:

• Problem-solving research with relevance and impact
• Research & innovation initiatives
• Directorate of Innovation, Technology Transfer and Commercialisation
• Research support
• Research ethics

Program Details

One of the programs offered by the university is the Conservation Interpretation II course, which is a semester module at NQF level 6, worth 12 credits.

Course Details

• The course is presented in English and is available online.
• The pre-requisite for the course is CIN1501 or COM1501, and the co-requisite is COC2603 or COC3602.
• The purpose of the course is to help students gain a deeper conceptual understanding of guiding and environmental education.
• The course covers topics such as nature-based guiding, types of guides, preparation of game drive & equipment, off-road driving and night drives, types of guided trails, introduction to environmental education, sustainable living and development, and trends in Environmental education.
• Students registering for this module are required to have regular access to a computer and the internet in order to download or read essential study material from the module site and the world wide web.
• The course will be presented online, and no study material will be posted for this module.