Fees Booklet - Namibia University Of Science And Technology
Office of the BursarFees BookletOffice of the BursarNamibia University of Science and TechnologyPrivate Bag 13388WindhoekNAMIBIAT: 264 61 207 2110F: 264 61 207 9187E: studentdebtors@nust.nawww.nust.na2018
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCEUndergraduate ProgrammesDEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING, ECONOMICS & FINANCEBACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING(Revised Programme - Phased in 2016)07BOACSEMESTER 1COURSE STRATION FEESCOURSE TITLEFinancial Accounting 101Quantitative MethodsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsComputer User SkillsCommercial Law 1APrinciples of English Language Use1,520.00SEMESTER 2COURSE SE TITLEFinancial Accounting 102Cost & Management Accounting 102Principles of MacroeconomicsEnglish in PracticeBusiness Law (Accounting and Finance)Basic ScienceTOTAL 1ST YEARSECOND YEAR(offered Full Time, Part Time and Distance Education)SEMESTER 3REGISTRATION FEESCOURSE CODE COURSE TITLEFAC611SFinancial Accounting 201CMA611SCost & Management Accounting 201IMI611SIntermediate MicroeconomicsCPL511SCompany LawEAP511SEnglish for Academic PurposesBMI511SIntroduction to Business ManagementSEMESTER 4COURSE SE TITLEFinancial Accounting 202Cost & Management Accounting 202Taxation 202Auditing 202Intermediate MacroeconomicsInformation .001,590.004,020.00
TOTAL 2ND YEARTHIRD YEARSEMESTER 5COURSE N FEECOURSE TITLEFinancial Accounting 310Cost & Management Accounting 310Taxation 310Auditing 310Contemporary IssuesSEMESTER 6COURSE CODEGFA712SMAF411SCAC710SWGL710SCOURSE TITLEFinancial Accounting 320Managerial Finance 320Computerised Accounting 301Work integrated LearningTOTAL 3RD YEARBACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING (CHARTERED ACCOUNTING)(Phased in 2016)SEMESTER 1COURSE STER 2COURSE 01YREGISTRATION FEESCOURSE TITLEIntroduction to Business ManagementQuantitative MethodsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsComputer User SkillsCommercial Law 1APrinciples of English Language UseCOURSE TITLEInformation CompetenceFinancial Accounting 100Principles of MacroeconomicsEnglish in PracticeBusiness Law (Accounting and Finance)Basic ScienceYEAR COURSEFinancial Accounting 100TOTAL 1ST YEARSECOND YEAR(offered Full Time, Part Time and Distance Education)SEMESTER 3REGISTRATION FEESCOURSE CODE COURSE TITLEIMI611SIntermediate 90.00
CPL511SEAP511SCompany LawEnglish for Academic PurposesSEMESTER 4COURSE CODE COURSE TITLEAUD621SAuditing 201IMA612SIntermediate MacroeconomicsYEAR COURSESFAC601SFinancial Accounting 200FAM601SFinancial Management 200TAX601STaxation 201TOTAL 2ND YEARTHIRD YEARSEMESTER 5REGISTRATION FEECOURSE CODE COURSE TITLECAC710SComputerised Accounting 301YEAR COURSE (S)FAC701YFinancial Accounting 300FAM701YFinancial Management 300AUD701YAuditing 300TAX701YTaxation 300SEMESTER 6COURSE CODE COURSE TITLECIS610SContemporary IssuesTOTAL 3RD 03,180.003,180.001,590.0017,790.00DIPLOMA IN THE THEORY OF ACCOUNTING (DTA)(Revised - Phased in 2016)07DTOAYEAR COURSECOURSE ON FEECOURSE TITLEAdvanced Financial AccountingAdvanced Managerial Accounting & FinanceAdvanced AuditingAdvanced TaxationTOTALBACHELOR OF ECONOMICS(Phased in 2013 - Revised for 2018)FIRST YEARSEMESTER 1REGISTRATION FEECOURSE CODE COURSE TITLEMFE511SMathematics for Economists ,520.001,590.00
PMI511SCUS411SPLU411SBAC1100BMI511SPrinciples of MicroeconomicsComputer User SkillsPrinciples of English Language UseBusiness Accounting 1AIntroduction to Business SEMESTER 2COURSE SE TITLEEnglish in PracticeMathematics for Economist 1BPrinciples of MacroeconomicsBusiness Accounting 1BBasic ScienceBusiness 0.00TOTAL 1ST YEARSECOND YEARSEMESTER 3COURSE STER 4COURSE STRATION FEECOURSE TITLEIntermediate MicroeconomicsStatistics for Economists 2AMoney and BankingEnglish for Academic PurposesANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:Business Accounting 2AEconomics of AgricultureCOURSE TITLEIntermediate MacroeconomicsStatistics for Economists 2BEconomics of Namibia and SACU CountriesInformation CompetenceANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:Business Accounting 2BBusiness FinanceTOTAL 2ND YEARTHIRD YEARSEMESTER 5COURSE CODEINT711STEC711SWIL711SREGISTRATION FEECOURSE TITLEInternational TradeTransport EconomicsWork Integrated Learning (WIL)SEMESTER 6COURSE CODEPFN712SIFN712SECM712SCOURSE TITLEPublic FinanceInternational ,590.001,590.002,130.001,590.001,590.001,590.00
DEC712SCIS610SDevelopment EconomicsContemporary IssuesTOTAL 3RD YEARBACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY IN ECONOMICS(Phasing out 2019)FIRST YEAR(Not available from 2013)REGISTRATION FEESSemester 1Course Code Course TitlePEC111SPrinciples of Economics 1AMSS111SMathematics for Social Sciences 1ACUS411SComputer User SkillsBBS111SBasic Business Statistics 1AEAP511SEnglish for Academic PurposesAnd any ONE of the following:BAC1100Business Accounting 1ABMA121SIntroduction to Business ManagementSemester 2COURSE 12SCOURSE TITLEPrinciples of Economis 1BMathematics for Social Sciences 1BComputer User Skills (if not taken yet)Basic Business Statistics 1BProfessional WritingAnd any ONE of the following:Business Accounting 1BBusiness Ethics and LeadershipTOTAL FIRST YEARSECOND YEAR (Not available from 2014)REGISTRATION FEESSemester 3COURSE CODE COURSE TITLEIME211SIntermediate MicroeconomicsMAB211SMoney and BankingMEC211SMathematics for Economics 1BPCO611SProfessional CommunicationAnd any ONE of the following:BAC211SBusiness Accounting 2ABOP612SBusiness OperationsSemester 4COURSE CODEIME212SMEC212SFII212SEAR212SCOURSE TITLEIntermediate MacroeconomicsMathematical EconomicsFinancial Intermediation and Institutional InvestmentEconomics of Agriculture & Rural DevelopmentAnd any ONE of the 1,590.00
BAC212SBSF222SBusiness Accounting 2BBusiness FinanceTOTAL SECOND YEARTHIRD YEAR (Not available from 2015)REGISTRATION FEESSemester 5COURSE CODE COURSE TITLEAEP311SApplied Economic Policy AnalysisAME311SApplied Mathematical EconomicsSEC311SStatistics for EconomistsMEN311SManagerial EconomicsAnd any ONE of the following:PSM321SPurchasing and Supply ManagementEGD311SEconomics of Growth & DevelopmentSemester 6COURSE SE TITLEPublic Finance & TaxationInternational TradeInternational FinanceEconometricsAnd any ONE of the following:Business Logistics & Supply Chain ManagementIndustrial EconomicsTOTAL THIRD YEARFOURTH YEAR (Not available from 2016)REGISTRATION FEESSemester 7COURSE CODE COURSE TITLERMA411SResearch MethodologyECN411SEconomics of Namibia & SACU Countries 4AAnd any THREE of the following:(These courses will be offered if and when resources permit and ifPPM411SProject Planning & ManagementTEC411STransport EconomicsMFI411SMortgage Finance and Real Estate InvestmentHET411SHistory of Economic ThoughtCFN411SCorporate FinanceAEH411SAnalytical Economic HistoryPLT411SPlanning TechniquesLEC411SLabour EconomicsSemester 8COURSE CODE COURSE TITLERPB412SResearch ProjectECN412SEconomics of Namibia & SACU Countries 4BTOTAL FOURTH 90.00
DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISMBACHELOR OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT(Phased in 2012)07BHMNCERTIFICATE: HOSPITALITY OPERATIONS05CHOPFIRST YEARSEMESTER 1COURSE 10SBAF111SBAP111SBAS111SREGISTRATION FEECOURSE TITLEIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism IndustryFood Production TheoryFood Production PracticalRoom Division Operations 1Food and Beverage Services 1Principles of English Language UsePlus any ONE of the following languages:Basic German 1ABasic French 1ABasic Portuguese 1ABasic Spanish 1ASEMESTER 2COURSE 11SCOURSE TITLEFood and Beverage Service 2English in PracticeIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism AccountingComputer User SkillsRoom Division Operations 2Basic ScienceBasic MathematicsTOTAL 1ST ,300.00BACHELOR OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTSECOND YEARSEMESTER 3COURSE 20SBAF112SBAP112SBAS112SREGISTRATION FEECOURSE TITLEHospitality and Tourism LawHospitality and Tourism MarketingPrinciple of MicroeconomicsHuman Resource Management in Hospitality and TourismEnglish for Academic PurposesInformation CompetencePlus any ONE of the following languages:Basic German 1ABasic French 1ABasic Portuguese 1ABasic Spanish 4,020.001,590.001,590.001,590.001,590.00
SEMESTER 4COURSE CODEEMN620SBIS520STEP620SCSH620SWIH620SCOURSE TITLEEvent ManagementBasic Hotel Information SystemsTourism EntrepreneurshipCustomer Service in the HospitalityWork Integrated Learning (WIL) PoN (Group A & B alternate)TOTAL 2ND YEARTHIRD YEARSEMESTER 5COURSE 10SREGISTRATION FEECOURSE TITLECost and Management Accounting for Hospitality and TourismFood and Beverage ManagementRooms Division ManagementProfessional WritingHospitality and Tourism ManagementSafety, Security and First AidContemporary .002,230.001,590.00SEMESTER 6COURSE CODE COURSE TITLEWIH720SWork Integrated Learning 2 (WIL2)3,310.00TOTAL 3RD YEAR18,950.00BACHELOR OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT (4 Year)(Phasing out from 2012 until 2018)FIRST YEAR (FOOD AND BEVERAGE OPERATIONS)(The first semester is a prerequisite for semester 2)Registration FeesSemester 1Course Code Course TitleIHT110SIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism IndustryFPT110SFood Production Theory and PracticeFBS110SFood and Beverage ServiceCSH110SCustomer Service in Hospitality IndustryLPB0320Principles of English Language Use BPlus any ONE of the following languages:GER110SBasic German 1ABAF111SBasic French 1ABAP111SBasic Portuguese 1ABAS111SBasic Spanish 1ASemester 2HFB120SCSK0420HTA110SHotel Practice (NUST) (Food and Beverage Operations)Course Work:Communication SkillsIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism 0.001,590.001,590.00
CUS411SGER120SBAF112SBAP112SBAS112SComputer User SkillsPlus any ONE of the following languages:Basic German 1BBasic French 1BBasic Portuguese 1BBasic Spanish 1BTOTAL FIRST YEARFIRST YEAR (ROOMS DIVISION OPERATIONS)(The first semester is a prerequisite for Semester 2)Registration FeesSemester 1Course Code Course TitleIHT110SIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism IndustryHKL110SHouse Keeping and LaundryFOO220SFront Office OperationsBIS311SBasic Hotel Information SystemsCSH110SCustomer Service in the Hospitality IndustryLPB0320Principles of English Language Use BPlus any ONE of the following languages:GER110SBasic German 1ABAF111SBasic French 1ABAP111SBasic Portuguese 1ABAS111SBasic Spanish 1ASemester BAS112SHotel Practice (PON) (Rooms Division Operations)Communication SkillsIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism AccountingComputer User SkillsPlus any ONE of the following languages:Basic German 1BBasic French 1BBasic Portuguese 1BBasic Spanish 1BTOTAL FIRST YEARSECOND YEARSemester 3:REGISTRATION FEES(For those with National Certificate in Food and BeverageCOURSE CODE COURSE TITLEHKL110SHouse Keeping and LaundryFOO220SFront Office OperationsBIS311SBasic Hotel Information SystemsMAR110SMarketing 1 (Hotel and Tourism)EMN201SEvents ManagementPFW0520Professional WritingFor those with National Certificate in Rooms Division OperationsFPT110SFood Production Theory and PracticeFBS110SFood and Beverage ServiceMAR110SMarketing 1 (Hotel and 1,590.002,230.001,590.002,240.002,220.001,590.00
EMN201SPFW0520Events ManagementProfessional Writing2,230.001,590.00Semester 4Course CodeHFB120SHRD120SHRM110SFCT2400Common Core CoursesONE of the following:Course TitleHotel Practice (NUST)ORHotel Practice (NUST)Course WorkHuman Resource Management 1 (Hotel & Tourism)Financial Control 1TOTAL SECOND YEARTHIRD YEARSemester 5Course stration FeesCourse TitleRooms Division ManagementFood and Beverage ManagementHospitality and Tourism LawSupervisory and Management SkillsProfessional CommunicationSafety, Security and First AidSemester 6Course CodeHMP320SCourse TitleHotel Management PracticeTOTAL THIRD YEARFOURTH YEAR(Tuition for the fourth year is offered through the Distance Education mode only)Registration FeesSemester 7Course Code Course TitleRME410SResearch MethodologyHOM410SHospitality Operations ManagementSMH410SStrategic Management in Hospitality and TourismMHR410SManaging Human Resources in Hospitality and TourismSemester 8Course CodeFMH420SDMH420SSHT420SHRP420SCourse TitleFinancial Management for Hospitality and TourismDeveloping and Managing Small Hospitality PropertyStrategic Marketing for Hospitality and TourismHospitality Research ProjectTOTAL FOURTH YEARBACHELOR OF TOURISM 20.0007BOTM
(Phased in 2013)FIRST YEARSEMESTER 1COURSE 11SBAP111SBAS111SSEMESTER 2COURSE 12SBAP112SBAS112SREGISTRATION FEESCOURSE TITLEContemporary Issues in Hospitality and TourismTourism GeographyBasic MathematicsComputer User SkillsPrinciples of English Language UsePlus any ONE of the following Elective courses:Basic German 1ABasic French 1ABasic Portuguese 1ABasic Spanish 1ACOURSE TITLEInformation CompetenceIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism AccountingEconomic Development of the Tourism IndustryBasic ScienceEnglish in PracticePlus any ONE of the following languages:Basic German 1BBasic French 1BBasic Portuguese 1BBasic Spanish 1BTOTAL 1ST YEARSECOND YEARSEMESTER 3COURSE N FEECOURSE TITLEHospitality & Tourism LawHospitality and Tourism MarketingPrinciples of MicroeconomicsCost & Management Accounting for Hospitality and TourismEnglish for Academic PurposeSEMESTER 4COURSE SE TITLETourism Destination Management NoneHuman Resource Management in Hospitality and TourismTourism EntrepreneurshipEcotourism and Community- Based TourismMeetings, Incentives, Conferences & Event Management (MICE)Professional WritingTOTAL 2ND YEARTHIRD .001,590.0022,030.00
SEMESTER 5COURSE STRATION FEECOURSE TITLETourism Distribution ManagementTourism Quality Service ManagementUrban TourismCultural and Natural Heritage ManagementContemporary IssuesHospitality and Tourism Management1,520.00SEMESTER 6WIT720SWork Integrated Learning (WIL)3,120.00TOTAL 3RD YEARBACHELOR OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT (4 Year)(Phased out from 2013)FIRST YEARSemester 1Course 11SSemester 2COURSE 12SBAP112SBAS112SREGISTRATION FEESCourse TitleTour Guiding 1Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism IndustryEnglish in PracticePlus any ONE of the following languages:Basic German 1ABasic French 1ABasic Portuguese 1ABasic Spanish 1ACOURSE TITLEComputer User SkillsTour Guiding 2Economic Development of the Tourism IndustryIntroduction to Hospitality and Tourism AccountingEnglish for Academic PurposesPlus any ONE of the following languages:Basic German 1BBasic French 1BBasic Portuguese 1BBasic Spanish 1BTOTAL FIRST YEARSECOND YEARSemester 3Course CodeMAR110SEMN201SENT201SPRT201SRegistration FeesCourse TitleMarketing 1 (Hotel & Tourism)Event ManagementEntrepreneurshipPublic Relations for 30.00
PWR611STOO210STTP111SSemester 4COURSE essional WritingPlus any ONE of the following:Tourism OperationsTravel Theory & Practice 1COURSE TITLEFinancial Control 1Human Resources Management 1 (Hospitality & Tourism)Urban TourismProfessional CommunicationAnd any ONE of the following:Tourism Destination Management 2Travel Theory & Practice 2TOTAL SECOND YEARTHIRD YEARSemester 5COURSE STRATION FEESCOURSE TITLESupervisory Management SkillsTourism & Local Economic DevelopmentHospitality & Tourism LawSafety, Security and First AidAnd any ONE of the following:Tourism Destination Management 3Travel Theory & Practice 3Semester 6COURSE CODE COURSE TITLETIS311SIn-Service TrainingTOTAL THIRD 0,910.00FOURTH YEAR(Tuition for the fourth year will be offered through the Distance Education mode only)REGISTRATION FEES1,520.00Semester 7CourseTitleCourse Code2,750.00RME410SResearch Methodology2,780.00SMH410SStrategic Management in Hospitality & Tourism2,780.00TPP410STourism Policy & Planning2,780.00MHR410SManaging Human Resources in Hospitality & TourismSemester 8Course CodeEPM420SFMH420SSHT420STRP420SCourse TitleEcotourism Planning & ManagementFinancial Management in Hospitality & TourismStrategic Marketing in Hospitality & TourismTourism Research ProjectTOTAL FOURTH YEAR2,790.002,790.002,790.002,800.0023,750.00
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENTCERTIFICATE IN SUPERVISORY SKILLS DEVELOPMENTREGISTRATION FEECOURSE CODE COURSE TITLEPLU411SPrinciples of English Language UseCUS411SComputer User SkillsBAC 1
ECN411S Economics of Namibia & SACU Countries 4A 2,130.00 And any THREE of the following: (These courses will be offered if and when resources permit and if PPM411S Project Planning & Management 2,130.00 TEC411S Transport Economics 2,130.00 MFI411S Mortgage Finance and Real Estate Investment 2,130.00 HET411S History of Economic Thought 2,130.00
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