The North-West University (NWU) (Potchefstroom Campus) conducts its Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA) through the Potchefstroom Business School (PBS), which boasts a proud 35-year history of management education within the Faculty of Management and Economic Sciences at the NWU, contributing through its graduates to the social and economic growth and development in Southern Africa.
The PBS aims to provide professional management and business learning at postgraduate level. The resident faculty staff places profound emphasis on the strategic combination of theory and practice of management and the unlocking of leadership potential in its learners.
The international programme content and standard of this MBA ensure that participants remain in touch with international business needs and trends of the global environment, while addressing the challenging Southern African scenario.
The MBA degree is internationally recognised as the most appropriate qualification in preparing business leaders and managers for careers in senior management.
Completing the MBA will improve participants’ management skills and unlock leadership potential to enable graduates to add value to and make a difference within their respective organisations.
The programme content has been carefully compiled for individuals who expect both value for money and ongoing returns from their investment of time and effort in studying.
It is also intended for learners who are not just interested in obtaining the qualification — the value of the MBA degree is measured by the achievements of its role players.
The PBS believes that the grade point average must be the result of developing new knowledge and creativity with the guidance of its lecturers and facilitators.
