Unemployment among the youth of South Africa has reached an ‘all time high’ and young people need to step out and make their own way in the economy. This is according to various stakeholders at Wits U
The Wits Business School (WBS) has appointed Armstrong, one of the foremost ICT industry leaders in South Africa, to head up the WBS/Telkom Chair in Digital Business
Dr Nomusa Mozonde, who did her PhD at WBS and graduated in July 2016, has been awarded a postdoctoral scholarship through the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management (CLM).
Wits Business School, in collaboration with its Master of Management in the field of Innovation Studies programme, hosted Fred Swaniker, founder of the African Leadership University (ALU).
The former Finance Minister will lead the prestigious business school until a new Head of School is appointed next year. This was agreed by Wits University and Thebe Investment Corporation.
This year, 250 matriculants between the ages of 18 and 35 will be given the opportunity of a lifetime. Each of these young people was awarded a 12-month study bursary with an internship component
The Doctor of Philosophy, or the PhD, was once the domain of a relatively small body of research academics.
Since Professor Mervyn King was asked in 1992 by the Institute of Directors (IOD) South Africa, and encouraged by then president Nelson Mandela to form a committee to issue guidelines for South Africa
WBS Executive Education is currently running a customised, entrepreneurial leadership programme for McDonalds, in partnership with the Centre for Entrepreneurship (CfE).
Wits Business School is among CEO Magazine’s top tier MBAs outside of North America and Europe.
