MPhil in Management Coaching

This degree will enable you to confidently coach managers and leaders towards reaching their full potential. This programme adheres to international best practice while also emphasising management coaching in a uniquely African context.

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Accreditation

The MPhil in Management Coaching is internationally accredited by AACSB and EQUIS.

Programme format

This work-based, modular programme (block release programme) runs over two years and consists of:

  • 5 campus-based modules of 1 week each
  • A research report

This will allow students to work full-time while they study. It will also enable working professionals from all over South Africa and beyond its borders to register for the programme.

Learning philosophy

This is based on the integration of theory and practice, finding your authentic coaching style, international application with local specialisation, practical experience and extensive support.

Who will benefit from this degree?

  • Managers, leaders, human capital development experts and learning facilitators in all industries
  • Those working with the human aspect of transferring knowledge
  • Those who support and facilitate growth, performance, relationships and teamwork

Admission requirements

  • An honours degree, OR
  • A four-year professional bachelor’s degree, OR
  • A three-year bachelor’s degree and a postgraduate diploma.

IMPORTANT:

  • A minimum of four years of work experience in the field of People Management.
  • Psychometric testing may also be required.
  • Previous academic qualifications should be at least on NQF Level 8.

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Fees

Online application form

Deadline for applications:

  • 31 October 2013 of each year (late applications may be considered)