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http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/centre-applied-risk-management-uarm-applied-risk-management/theo-kocken

Theo Kocken


 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/af/gift/gift-tuis

Global Innovative Forefront Talent (GIFT) - Tuis

“ We believe that talent is a free gift for life and needs to be cultivated to unleash the potential of individuals. We are looking forward towards expanding the field of talent management research and practice to empower people and build sustainable nations .” ― Prof. Nicolene Barkhuizen, Director of GIFT The Global Innovative Forefront Talent (…, Our focus, The main focus  of GIFT   is to develop an empirically tested talent body of knowledge that will set the standard and guidelines for the effective application of talent management practices in the workplace. GIFT consists of four sub-programmes that have been structured to contribute to the “GIFT” of talent: G lobal and strategic Talent Management…, Why is our research important?, Talent management is a concept increasingly on the minds of managers and practitioners as it becomes more difficult to attract and retain talented employees in a fierce competitive business world.  Our research could assist Souht African organisations to: develop an accurate staffing model; identify key skills in employees make informed talent…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift

Global Innovative Forefront Talent (GIFT) - Home

  In an increasingly complex, volatile, uncertain and highly competitive world, companies are finding it much harder to recruit and retain talented workers. This is even more so in the South African context, where indices such as The Global Competitiveness Report continue to rate South Africa poorly in terms of labour market efficiency and people…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift/mission-and-vision

Mission and vision

OUR AIM Our strategic aim is to spearhead talent management research and practice that recognises talent as an applied science in the world of work. Furthermore, we aim at bringing together theory and practice that will embrace Talent in the workplace and contribute to organisational sustainability and broader economic upliftment, growth and…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift-global-initiative-forefront-talent/about-us

About Us

The research entity is unique for several reasons:, We are the only programme incorporating a variety of disciplines to research the Talent Management phenomenon – this provides a holistic perspective on Talent Management and the understanding thereof in multi-national contexts; Currently a lack of scientific rigour exist on Talent Management research – all Talent Management research have a strong…,  

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift/achievements

Achievements

GIFT has received multiple awards on local and international level. Some of the most noteworthy awards include: 2017: Golden Key - Best International students of the year award 2017: SIOPSA Psychology student of the year award 2016: SABPP award for Best PhD study and publication in the field of Human Resource Management 2016: Best PhD student…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift/contact-us

Contact Us

Director   Prof A Pelser                        018 389 2448   Secretary Felicity May 018 389 2556

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift/management

Talent Management


 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift/nicolene-barkhuizen

Nicolene Barkhuizen


 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/gift/nico-schutte

Nico Schutte


 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/vision-and-mission

Vision and mission

UPCOMING EVENTS   [accordion], Vision and mission, TRADE’s vision is: “to become an internationally acclaimed centre of excellence for research in the international trade and development arenas” while its mission is: “to be a respected authority and leading research entity in the fields of international trade and sustainable economic development, delivering well-rounded graduates, relevant, high-…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/local-and-international-links

Local and international linkages

UPCOMING EVENTS   [accordion], Local and international linkages, TRADE’s links with various external bodies are doing much to further the entity’s research aims and enrich its knowledge of global and regional trade and development. Within a local context, TRADE collaborates with:  the dti  (Department of Trade and Industry);  DAFF  (Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries); the  North West Provincial…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/team-profiles

Team profiles

TRADE team profiles, We are privileged to have some fantastic staff working at TRADE, all of whom have impressive academic and research credentials. You can find out more about our staff by clicking on the links below:    Permanent academic staff External/extraordinary appointments,  ,  ,  

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/programmes-on-offer

Programmes on offer

            CLOSE X,  , Why enrol for a Master’s or a PhD? In today’s highly competitive world, a solid education is the cornerstone of a successful and rewarding career, and an education that specifically prepares you for the challenges of operating at an international level will afford you even greater opportunities in the workplace. In TRADE, we offer a selection of…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/programmes-on-offer/mcom

Master's

UPCOMING EVENTS   [accordion], MCom (Magister Commercii) and MSc (Magister Scientiae) programmes, With a Master of Commerce (MCom) in Economics or International Trade, or a Master of Science (MSc) in Agricultural Economics from the North-West University, you will encounter many exciting opportunities. You could, for example, deepen your knowledge by pursuing a PhD and/or taking up a position at an academic research institution, or you could…, MCom Economics, You will learn how to apply formal economic tools to address a wide range of economic problems.   You will also work on a dissertation, which will be the main contributor to your MCom degree. Strong research capabilities and knowledge of modelling/statistical techniques are required.   > Programme structure > Staff > Fees and bursaries…, MCom International trade, You will learn how to apply formal economic tools to address a wide range of problems in an international trade context.  You will also work on a dissertation, which will be the main contributor to your MCom degree. Strong research capabilities and knowledge of modelling/statistical techniques are required.   > Programme structure > Staff…, MSc Agricultural Economics, You will learn how to apply formal economic tools to address a wide range of problems in agriculture.  You will also work on a dissertation, which will be the main contributor to your MSc degree. Strong research capabilities and knowledge of modelling/statistical techniques are required.   > Programme structure > Staff > Fees and…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/programmes-on-offer/mcom/structure

MCom structure

[accordion], MCom and MSc programme structure, MCom Economics (5CG N01) ECON 871 - Dissertation (148 credits) The heart of the MCom programme is the dissertation. Under the supervision of a member of the TRADE team, you will be required to formulate and answer an appropriate research question. The approach taken typically involves conducting a thorough review of the South African and…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/programmes-on-offer/mcom/fees-and-bursaries

MCom/MSc fees and bursaries

[accordion], MCom/MSc Fees and bursaries, We know that funding a Master's course may be difficult, since along with the hard work and commitment, you will need sufficient financial support and resources to complete your studies. There are, however, some external bursaries available which are designed to help deserving students pursue a Master's in Economics or International Trade (see…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/programmes-on-offer/mcom/entry-requirements

MCom and MSc entry requirements

[accordion], MCom and MSc entry requirements, The Master's degree programme is demanding from both an academic and time perspective and should not be entered into lightly. To be admitted to the Magister Comercii (MCom) or the Magister Scientiae (MSc) programme at the North-West University, you will need the following: A BA Honours, BSc Honours or BCom Honours degree (or a qualification that…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/programmes-on-offer/mcom/apply-now

Master's apply now

[accordion], Apply now, The next deadline for Master's applications is  31 October 2020 . Please follow the steps below to successfully complete your application: 1) Download and read the   Postgraduate Application Guide 2) Familiarise yourself with the  research interests   and the  staff  of the TRADE research entity.  3) Complete an  application form   together with a…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/trade/programmes-on-offer/phd

PhD

UPCOMING EVENTS   [accordion], PhD (Doctor Philosophiae) programme, With a PhD in Economics, International Trade or Agricultural Economics from the North-West University, you will be highly regarded as a specialist in your field and should be a sought-after candidate for senior positions in various professional fields. Either one of our three PhD degree options will enable you to embark on cutting edge research…, PhD programme structure, The PhD programme is entirely research based. You will be expected to carry out the necessary research work and write a comprehensive thesis with a view to making a new contribution to the discipline of economic development or international trade. In line with this approach, you will be expected to do your own empirical data analysis, and work…

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