SACAP’s Bachelor of Applied Social Science degrees majoring in Psychology and Business Management or Psychology and Human Resource Management is a powerful blend of business and people management skills and it promotes critical thinking, imagination and a pioneering spirit.

Successful graduates will be able to kick-start a career as a business professional within an organisation or as an entrepreneur. Graduates will also be eligible to apply for admission into an honours degree or postgraduate studies in psychology, the social sciences or business management or related fields.

SACAP’s online materials are designed to keep you academically stimulated and actively engaged. As part of your online studies, you will take part in structured weekly activities and live webinars. In short, we’ve made online studying a highly rewarding experience.

Our Management & Leadership  Online Courses

 

Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Majoring in Psychology and Human Resource Management).

An undergraduate degree that gives you the option to specialise in human resource management within an applied social science framework.

  • Duration:5 years Online
  • Accreditation:NQF 7, CHE, the HRM major is SABPP-accredited
  • Work Integrated Learning:3 months, full-time including mentoring

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Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Majoring in Psychology and Business Management).

This is a comprehensive undergraduate degree that gives you the option to specialise in modern business skills in an applied social science framework. You will be equipped to understand the interrelation between the external business landscape and the psychosocial factors within organisations. After all, building sustainable business expertise requires sound insight into how to responsibly manage people at an individual, team and systemic level.

  • Duration:5 years Online
  • Accreditation:NQF 7, CHE, professionally endorsed by the SAQA recognised ASCHP
  • Work Integrated Learning:200 hours, full-time including mentoring

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