
The Certificate in Criminal Justice, as a first exit level, is designed to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills in dealing with criminal justice issues in different organisations, including state and private security agencies, and to provide the basis for further learning. Students who exit with a Certificate in Criminal Justice will be employed in the public and priva te secto rs as Police Officers and Correctional Management Officers at entry level. Bachelor degree holders will find employment as Correctional Management professionals in the public and private sectors.
| Full Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Charles Ewald Eiseb | Lecturer |
| Pia Teek | Junior Lecturer |
| Nawa Nawa | Lecturer |
| Ute Sinkala | Lecturer |
| Ngutjiua Hijarunguru | Lecturer |
| Nghipuulenga Tuma Naukushu | Lecturer |
| Manelia Shakela | Lecturer |
| Malakia Haimbodi | Lecturer |
| Mariette Hanekom | Lecturer |
| Emmy Musima Wabomba | Lecturer |
| Eliphas !Owos-ôab | Lecturer - Criminal Justice Studies |
| Henrey-idid Karobes | Secretary |
| Ester Kuugongelwa | Lecturer: Legal Studies |
| Kirby Claasen | Lecturer: Legal Studies |
| Kennedy Mabuku | Lecturer |
| Charles Ntema Sibolile | Lecturer: Criminal Justice |
| Gail Van Wyk | Lecturer: Criminal Justice |
Vision
A premier technological university known for knowledge creation, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
Mission
An engaged and responsive university, meeting the needs of stakeholders through excellent education, applied research, innovation and service.