Social Sciences

Bridging Programme - Social Sciences

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Bridging Programme - Social Sciences admin_fchse Thu, 09/14/2023 - 12:31

Description

The NUST Bridging Programme is a one year course that enables students to gain foundation knowledge in the area of Commerce and Social Sciences. Upon successful completion of your chosen stream within the Bridging Programme, you will be eligible to articulate into one of the Faculty’s 3 year Bachelor Degree programmes.

Admission Requirements

To this bridging programme is a minimum of 22 points in the best 5 subjects at Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary (NSSCO) Level or equivalent.

Social Sciences

Programme information

Modes of Study -- Full-time

Duration --1 Year

Level -- Undergraduate

Course Code -- 04NBPR

Mr Eliphas !Owos-ôab

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Mr Eliphas !Owos-ôab admin_fchse Wed, 04/05/2023 - 15:33

Mr Eliphas !Owos-ôab

Lecturer

Department of Social Sciences

Phone : +264 61 207 2979

MPA (UNAM)

B. (Hons) Criminal Justice

B.Tech.: Pub. Mangt, NDPM (PoN)

Adv.Int. Dip: TSM (Sweden)

MDP (Technikon Wits)

ITO II Dip: Traffic Mngt. (ITMPOSA)

Research Focus/Interest
Strategic Policing & Leadership, Policing in Contemporary Criminal Justice System, Policing in a Democracy.

Teaching
Criminal Justice Studies
Introduction to Policing
Police Operations
Policing in a Democracy
Police Organisation & Leadership

Section

Social Sciences

Ms Emmy Musima Wabomba

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Ms Emmy Musima Wabomba admin_fchse Wed, 04/05/2023 - 15:33

Ms Emmy Musima Wabomba

Lecturer

Department of Social Sciences

Phone : +264 61 207 2149

B.Juris (UNAM)

LL.B (UNAM)

LL.M (UNISA)

Admitted Legal Practitioner of the High Court of Namibia

Court accredited mediator of the High Court

Research area (interests)
Multidisciplinary research, Business Law , Human Rights, Law of Property( land in particular) and ADR.

Teaching
Commercial law, business law, ADR, Labour law, Deeds registration and criminal law.

Section

Social Sciences

Ms Mariette Hanekom

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Ms Mariette Hanekom admin_fchse Wed, 04/05/2023 - 15:33

Ms Mariette Hanekom

Lecturer

Department of Social Sciences

Phone : +264 61 207 2089

.A., (Hons) Journl. LL.B. (Stell.)

Legal Practitioner to the High Court of Namibia and Supreme Court of SA (Cape of Good Hope Provincial Division)

Conveyancer and Notary, Sworn Translator of the High Court of Namibia (Engl./Afrik.)

Section

Social Sciences

Mr Malakia Haimbodi

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Mr Malakia Haimbodi admin_fchse Wed, 04/05/2023 - 15:33

Mr Malakia Haimbodi

Lecturer

Department of Social Sciences

Phone : +264 61 207 2329

Section

Social Sciences

Dr Hennie Bruyns

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Dr Hennie Bruyns

Senior Lecturer

Department of Social Sciences

Deputy Director

Associate Professor

Phone : +264 61 207 2988

DLitt Et Phil: Penology (UNISA)

MA: Penology (UNISA)

BA (Hons): Penology & Criminology (UNISA)

BA (Hons) HRD (RAU)

BA: Criminology & Penology (UNISA)

Research focus areas/interests
Leadership in Corrections, Prison reform and organisational behaviour, Unit and case management in prisons, Inmate profiling, Inmates with intellectual and borderline intellectual disabilities, Ethical considerations in research involving inmates, Impact of Higher Education on graduates in their workplace

Teaching
Introduction to Corrections, Leadership in Corrections, Correctional Project Planning and Management, Correctional Management, Evidence-Based Corrections, Current issues in Criminal Justice, Writing of Proposals and Mini-Thesis

Research in progress

Bruyns, H.J., & Schulz, S. 2019. Namibian Correctional Service: Architect or victim of the future. [Paper accepted for presentation at the 21st International Corrections and Prisons Association (ICPA) Conference, Buenos Aires, Argentina: ICPA, 27/10-1/11/2019].

Kauuova, A. & Bruyns, H.J. 2019. The effects of occupational stress on correctional officers in Namibia. Advancing Corrections. [Paper submitted 31 July 2019].

Bruyns, H.J., & Schulz, S. 2019. Prison reform and inmate risks and needs profiling in the Southern African Development Community (SADC). NCRST Research Grant: NRF & NCRST 4th Bilateral Call 2018-2021. [NCS Final research report due 31 October 2019]

Luyt, W.F.M., Bruyns, H.J., Jonker, J., Schulz, S. & Du Preez, N., and Matshaba, T.D. Unit management in corrections: Law and administration. Pretoria: Juta [Writing of book in progress].

Publications (Textbooks chapters)

Schulz, S. and Bruyns, H.J. 2017. Corrections in South Africa. The Encyclopedia of Corrections. United Kingdom: Wiley online library. (Book chapter).

Conference papers

Bruyns, H.J., & Luyt, W.F.M. 2017. Ethical considerations for research involving inmates. Proceedings of the 1st International Correctional Research Symposium (ICRS), Het Pand Ghent, Belgium: ICRS, 27-29 March

Bruyns, H.J., and Schulz, S. 2015. The Impact of Learning on the Performance of Criminal Justice (Correctional Management) Graduates in the Workplace – A Case Study. Proceedings of the International Corrections and Prisons Association (ICPA) Conference, Melbourne, Australia: ICPA, 25-30 October.

Bruyns, H.J., and Shakella, J.S. 2014. From Incarceration to Resettlement: A Review of Remand Inmates in Namibia. Proceedings of the International Corrections and Prisons Association (ICPA) Conference. Windhoek, Namibia: ICPA, 26-30 October.

Section

Social Sciences

Dr Stefan Schulz

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Dr Stefan Schulz admin_fchse Wed, 04/05/2023 - 15:10

Dr Stefan Schulz

Deputy Director

Department of Social Sciences

Associate Professor

Phone : +264 61 207 2318

1st State Ex. Law (Saarbruecken)

2nd State Ex. Law (Zweibrucken)

Doctor Iuris (Freiburg im Breisgau)

Research focus areas/interests
Sociology of Crime; Criminology; Constitutional Law; Constitutional Rights; Human Rights; Prison reform; Impact of Higher Education on graduates in their workplace

Teaching
Sociology of Crime and Criminology; Correctional Treatment; Human Rights for Criminal Justice ; Ethics for Criminal Justice; Writing of Honours Proposals and Honours Mini-Thesis; Supervision of Master students.

Section

Social Sciences

Prof Pilisano Masake

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Prof Pilisano Masake

Associate Dean: School of Human Sciences and Education

Department of Social Sciences

Phone : +264 61 207 2063

Research focus areas/interests
Criminal Law, Criminal Procedural law, Discourse studies, Security Studies, Leadership, Governance, Intellectual Property law, ICT Law, Ethics, Policing, Crime Investigation

Teaching
Criminal Law 1 (CML 611S), Criminal Law 2 (CML 612S), Current Issues In Criminal Justice 1 (CIC 811S)
Law of Evidence and Criminal Procedure (LEC 621S)

Section

Social Sciences

Dr Johan Coetzee

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Dr Johan Coetzee admin_fchse Wed, 04/05/2023 - 15:10

Dr Johan Coetzee

Senior Lecturer

Department of Social Sciences

Phone : +264 61 207 2192

PhD BMA (USB)

MBA Executive (USB)

MA Public Administration (USB)

Hons. Bus and Admin (USB)

BA Hons. Public Administration Cum Laude (USB)

BA (USB)

Research focus areas/interests
Governance, Anti-Corruption, Systems Engineering and Human Factor Engineering

Teaching
International Public Governance IPG811S, Regional Economic Governance Reg811s and Sustainable Governance SDG812S

Peer reviewed journal publications

Coetzee, J.J. (2015). The Impact of Corruption on Development: A Comparative Developmental Perspective’ in NAWA, Journal of Language and Communication, the peer reviewed publication of the School of Human Sciences, published by the University of Science and Technology, ISSN 1993-3835, Volume 9, Number 1, June 2015, pp. 58-70.

Coetzee, J.J. (2016). Comparative best practices to manage corruption, Journal for Studies in Human and Social Sciences, Volume 5, Number 2, 2016, ISSN 2026-7215, pp.98-107.

Coetzee, J.J. (2019). Good Governance as a Conceptual Paradigm for Institutional Reform and Transformation, Namibia Journal for Research, Science and Technology, National Commission on Research, Science & Technology, October, ISSN 2026 - 8548, Volume 1, Number 1, pp. nr. to be assigned.

Coetzee, J.J. (2019). Speaking Truth to Power: Whistleblowing Challenges and Options: A Namibian Perspective, Journal of Namibian Studies, ISSN nr. and pp. nr. to be assigned.

Peer reviewed articles commissioned (Peer reviewed artistic output)

Coetzee, J.J. (2018). The Role of the Private Sector in Tackling Corruption, a peer reviewed publication of a comprehensive nature of more than 45 pages launched and published as part of the Institute of Public Policy Research’ research’ programme on corruption, May 2018.

Book chapters peer reviewed

Coetzee, J.J. (2015). Chapter 6, The Co-Producers of Corruption as Obstructions to Development, in Niikondo, A. (2015). The Management and Administration of Development in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, ISSN 9 780994 664532, Cape Town, Publishing World SA, November 2015.

Coetzee, J.J. (2015). Chapter 7 titled Corruption and its impact on Development; in the book, in Niikondo, A. (2015). The Management and Administration of Development in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, ISSN 9 780994 664532, Cape Town, Publishing World SA, November 2015.

Coetzee, J.J. (2018). Chapter 5, Governance, Accountability and Transparency in the Namibian Public Sector, in Keyter, C.A (2018). Namibian Governance: A Public Administration and Management Perspective, ISBN 978 148512 558 7, Cape Town, Juta SA, ISBN 978 148512 558 7, December 2018.

Coetzee, J.J. (2018). Chapter 11, Containing and Dissolving Corruption in the Public Sector in Keyter, C.A (2018). Namibian Governance: A Public Administration and Management Perspective, ISBN 978 148512 558 7, Cape Town, Juta SA, ISBN 978 148512 558 7, December 2018.

The book is the first Namibian based Juta textbook for students on undergraduate and post graduate level for Namibia and in SADC, written only by Namibian authors and for Namibian students in which Namibian case studies are used.

Other publications

Magazines – editorial reviewed

Coetzee, J.J. (2015). Visionary leadership and the process of change, Namibia Politics and Administration in Perspective, June/July 2015, pp. 80-81.

Coetzee, J.J. (2016). Obstructions to Development calls for a New Approach to in Namibia, Namibia Politics and Administration in Perspective, Issue 3, December 2015/January 2016, pp. 28-31.

Coetzee, J.J. (2016). A Roadmap to operationalise a new approach to development in Namibia, Namibia Politics and Administration in Perspective, December 2015/January 2016.

Newspaper articles – editorial reviewed

Coetzee, J.J. (2015 - 2019). A weekly column Corruption – A Social Disease, in the newspaper, Die Republikein, Allgemeine Zeitung and Namibian Sun, 161 articles published in English since 15 May 2015, ongoing.

Peer reviewed conference proceedings

Coetzee, J.J. (2015). Contextualising the drivers and impact of corruption on development of two developing countries as opposed to a developed country, Conference Peer Review Proceedings of the National Research Symposium of the National Commission on Research Science and Technology, 23-25 September 2015.

Section

Social Sciences

Mr Ben Namabanda

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Mr Ben Namabanda admin_fchse Wed, 04/05/2023 - 15:10

Mr Ben Namabanda

Lecturer

Department of Social Sciences

Phone : +264 61 207 2464

Research focus areas/interests
Human Resource; and Financial Management

Teaching
Public Sector Human Resource Management, Public Sector Financial Management, Sustainability and Development

Section

Social Sciences