2006/2007 - University of Swaziland

FACULTY OF COMMERCEACADEMIC OFFERINGThe Faculty of Commerce offers a Diploma inCommerce and a Bachelor of Commercedegree. The duration of study for the diplomais three years. It is offered on a full time basis. Holdersof the Diploma of Commerce in the Distinction or Creditcategory qualify for entrance into the Bachelor ofCommerce programme, which entails a further twoyears. The duration of study for the Bachelor ofCommerce degree is two years of study. Majors in theBachelor of Commerce are Accounting, Managementand Marketing.RESEARCHProf. M.A. KhanDean - Faculty of CommerceRESEARCHER(S) TITLE OF RESEARCH STUDY SOURCE OF FUNDINGOduor, P.A. Media Advertising in Swaziland: Research BoardNkambule, D.G. Problems and ProspectsOni, F. Work Ethics and Productivity SelfMaseko, N.E.Improvement in SwazilandOni, F. Corporate Governance in Swaziland: SelfKabir, H.The Case for Swaziland RailwayJoubert, P.N. The Role of Government Policy and Other SelfSupport Structures in the Promotion ofSMES in SwazilandJoubert, P.N. Consolidating Democratic Governance in EISAMasilela, Z.the SADC RegionLangwenya, M.Jager, J. A Comparative Study on Major Influences on SelfJoubert, P.N.the Choice of Tertiary Institutions: A Case ofthe University of Swaziland & TswaneUniversity of TechnologyMabuza, K.D. Logistics and Distribution Networks for Food International Trade CentreProducts (Fresh Fruits, Vegetable and ProcessedFoods) in Swaziland Focusing Particularly onCurrent and Potential Exports to the SouthAfrican MarketSummary of Findings of Exporting andImporting Firms in Swaziland in SelectedSectors to Deepen Understanding of theFactors that Underlie Intra-COMESA andTrade in SwazilandCOMESA36REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 2006-2007