South African business schools are ranked highly in international rankings. According to the Financial Times rankings of business schools and MBA programs, University of Cape Town is ranked in the global top 100 for its M.B.A. program (rated 71st in 2009 and 89th in 2010). It is also rated highly in the FT "Executive Education Customised" rankings 2010, ranked 2nd in South Africa and 49th in the world, behind another leading business school - Gordon Institute of Business Science (38th globally).
University of Pretoria - Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) is a top leading business school in the heart of Illovo, Johannesburg, close to the Sandton business hub.
List of business schools in South Africa:
- Acsess Business Academy, Port Elizabeth
- Henley Management College, Johannesburg
- Milpark Business School, Johannesburg
- Management College of Southern Africa (MANCOSA), Johannesburg
- NWMDIU - Business Institution, Pretoria
- Regenesys Management - Business School, Sandton
- Regent Business School
- Rhodes University, Grahamstown
- Southern Business School, Roodepoort
- University of Cape Town - Graduate School of Business (GSB), Cape Town
- University of Pretoria - Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS), Johannesburg
- University of South Africa - School of Business Leadership(SBL), Midrand
- University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB), Stellenbosch
- University of the Witwatersrand - Wits Business School (Wits), Johannesburg
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I see that one of the business schools mentioned is MANCOSA. It claims to have international accreditation. The countries where it is accredited are Mauritius, Zambia and Namibia. What a joke. We all know what the standard of education in these countries is like. Further I have met graduates from this school who do not even know the difference between micro and macro economics. Do the staff at MANCOSA have publications in international journals? Could the name a few of these journals. CHE gives accreditation if you satisfy certain MINIMUM criteria.
The MANCOSA Business school is a reputable institution with capable lecturers. The standards there are very high. With my BSC in Civil Engineering, I thought I could easily negotiate my way through their MBA programme but it was surprisingly difficult to pass.
The standard of teaching at MANCOSA is very high indeed. I also posess a Master's degree (MSC) in Mechanical Engineering (Cum Laude) from a reputable South African University. I also passed my BSC Degree with distinction from the same university. I then enrolled at MANCOSA for a Post Graduate Certificate in Project Management. Believe me, it was tough even though I managed to pass all the modules at first attempt. Anyone who doubts the credibility of the qualifications that are offered by MANCOSA needs to have his head examined. Business Colleges are in fact highly stimulating as I experienced that when I further studieD an MBA through MANCOSA.
Is mancosa accredited in lesotho
Seems the person doesnt know MANCOSA, he or she must try once course. I use to have the same attitude. I have couple of degrees and MScEng, but I decided to enrol with MANCOSA and I know that they are one of the best on what they offer.
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