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This is an informative website only
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IACI does not offer classes or attending
lectures for any specified academic year. All
distance learning programs described in this website
are UNISA (University of South Africa)
programs. All Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor's,
Master's and Doctoral degrees are awarded by UNISA
(with UNISA name) and not by IACI.
All Tuition Fees/application fees are UNISA fees,
IACI doesn't add any fees to UNISA fees. Should you
choose to use PayPal on our website, your fees will
be forwarded to UNISA on the same day and credited
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Your distance
learning
earning
is with a difference,
sophisticated equipment,
experienced lecturers and an innovative approach by UNISA,
all these ensures that correspondence education is
efficient. Tuition takes the form of correspondence
instruction, video & audio lectures, Internet and on-line
classrooms. On-line service on the Internet enables students
to communicate with their lecturers and fellow students via
electronic mail. It also provides controlled access to
students' exams and assignment information, as well as, the
library catalogue |
Online and offline post-secondary distance
learning education
The sequence of degrees is as follows:
Bachelors, Honors Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral
in the same major subject (i.e. a
Bachelor’s with a major in Public Administration, an Honours Bachelor’s
in Public Administration, a Master’s degree in Public Administration). The Bachelor's degrees are three year degrees
with two majors in third year level. The Honor's degree represents a
fourth year where the student specializes in one of his majors - the
curriculum is typically comprised of 4-6 papers. The Master's Degree is
dissertation on an approved topic. The Curriculum for Master's Degree is
comprised of either: a dissertation on an approved topic or, papers and
a dissertation of limited scope on approved topics.
A doctoral
degree is the highest academic qualification universities can award. It
indicates that the successful candidate is able not only to collect,
arrange and use existing knowledge, but can also contribute to that
knowledge.
The curriculum for
the degree consists of a research thesis on an approved topic in the
specific field of study of the student. The only criteria for
re-registration are that a student must proof to his promoter that he
did make sufficient progress with his research during an academic year.
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