- At least one natural science subject (like Mathematics OR Physical Sciences OR Agricultural OR Life Sciences) passed on level 4.
- An average mark above 70% in Mathematical Literacy will be considered
- Applications close 30 June
- Late applications will be considered on merit
- SELECTION: Academic achievement. A discussion among members of a selection panel.
Bachelor of Consumer Studies | NWU
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Food Industry:
- New Product Development: Creating and testing out those awesome food products we find on the shelves.
- Food Quality and Safety: Making sure food products meet standards and are safe to eat.
- Food Retail Management: Working ‘behind the scenes’ in supermarkets or grocery chains.
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Textiles and Clothing:
- Fashion Retail Management: Overseeing the operations and buying for clothing stores or boutiques.
- Textile Product Development: Designing and working with materials for the clothing industry.
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Hospitality and Consumer Services:
- Hospitality Management: Running hotels, guest houses, or managing events.
- Consumer Affairs and Advocacy: Representing the interests of consumers, dealing with complaints, and ensuring fair practices.
- Marketing and Research: Analyzing consumer behavior, designing campaigns, and understanding trends.
- Consumer Education: Teaching people about smart shopping, budgeting, and healthy choices.
- Journalism: Writing about consumer-related issues for magazines, online platforms, or TV.
- Government and NGOs: Working in organizations that focus on consumer protection and rights.
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