A Bachelor degree at NQF level 7 from a recognised institution or its equivalent as determined by Senate. Such admission qualification must contain the foundational and professional core studies at NQF level 7 of the underlying subject matter in Logistics and may be in fields such as:

• Business Management
• Business Computing
• Economics

The Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) is registered at level 9 of the NQF. The programme specifically targets experienced and senior management professionals, or senior business specialists, and builds on the competencies of qualifying degrees at NQF level 8, or equivalent. This Master’s programme will provide students with competencies that will enable them to lead innovative business growth and administrative reforms.

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a postgraduate programme, registered at NQF level 9, and replaces the modular Master of International Business (MIB). This programme aims at developing a critical awareness and an integrated understanding of organisational management amongst students, as well as their ability to take on leadership and management roles in public, private and not-for-profit organisations of different sizes and structures as managers and business specialists.

The Master of Leadership and Change Management (MLCM) programme is designed to educate and develop leaders in the public and private sectors, state-owned enterprises and non-governmental organisations to improve the efficiency, productivity and effectiveness of their organisations. This Master’s programme adds value by developing skilled, flexible and adaptable leaders to play a pivotal role in organisational change.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Management was conceptualised to address the critical need of managing self and others, managing resources and managing the environment..

The Postgraduate Diploma in Management is of strategic importance in the socio-economic development of Namibia and will give a new dimension to the improvement of technical and managerial skills in Namibia. Furthermore, the programme seeks to improve the competitiveness of human capital locally, regionally and internationally by embedding required knowledge, skills and competencies

The Master of Marketing aims at equipping students with advanced principles, techniques and skills related to marketing strategy development, implementation and evaluation, as well as advanced research techniques that will enable them to acquire data, process it thus enabling them to conceive and execute a rational and, effective strategy.