Course Summary
The IIE Bachelor of Service Management is carefully curated to develop you into an effective service manager within various industries. Key to this programme is instilling in you a thorough understanding of service as a universal language of business. To cultivate this service-centric approach to business, you will be supported in developing advanced commercial communications skills through a thorough engagement with theory, focusing specifically on service management, customer engagement and overall business management. You will also complete this course with key managerial skills that will set you apart in industry, particularly leadership and revenue management and research-based decision-making.
The IIE’s Bachelor of Service Management offers three specialised pathways:
Course Overview
Certification: IIE Bachelor of Service Management
(NQF Level 7, SAQA ID 122108)
Credits: 360
Intakes: February and July
Language: English
Full Time:
Online Learning:
Course Outcome
The IIE Bachelor of Service Management is designed to graduate students with the ability to strategically, professionally and ethically contribute in a meaningful way to the South African hospitality industry through professional service delivery of specialised hospitality products and services.
The programme design facilitates the development of a well-rounded hospitality and service graduate supported with a solid foundation in hospitality operations, hospitality and business management that allows for comprehensive in-depth theoretical knowledge and understanding to be applied within the context of the hospitality industry.
The inclusion of management related modules up supports the teaching of student competencies required for contemporary, small business and strategic management.
Course Content
The IIE Bachelor of Service Management consists of these modules:
Lead in these Careers
The IIE Bachelor in Service Management Degree opens up a world of opportunities developing confidence, professionalism and business expertise. It affords students the opportunity to follow their interests and passion globally, with the skills and mindset, to create exceptional experiences and be able to run and operate a business at any level.
Service Centric Roles:
Admission Requirements
Minimum Admission Requirements | English | Notes |
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NSC: Degree pass with | 30% | |
NC(V): Degree pass with | 50% | |
SC: Endorsement pass with | 33.3% | |
S(a): Degree pass | A minimum of 30% in LoLT in NSC/ SC(a) OR with a min. of 33.3% in SC |
International Students:
Mature Age Exemption:
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL):
Where candidates do not satisfy the formal admission requirements for this qualification, The IIE may consider an admission application in terms of the Credit Accumulation and Transfer, Recognition of Prior Learning and Qualification Completion Policy (IIE010).
USAf approved cognate foundation programme:
Candidates who have completed an USAf approved cognate foundation programme from a registered and accredited provider may be admitted.
An USAf Exemption Certificate is required - the Office of the Registrar will facilitate, on behalf of the student, an application for degree admission to USAf, once the student has provided proof of payment to USAf.
Transfer students:
Candidates who have successfully completed at least 120 credits on the first year of a cognate degree may be admitted. However, if a student completed less than 120 credits, the admission criteria on the NSC or equivalent apply.
OQSF qualifications:
Candidates with an OQSF Level 5 cognate qualification may be admitted, provided the OQSF qualification has at least 120 credits at NQF Level 5. An USAf Exemption Certificate is required - the Office of the Registrar will facilitate, on behalf of the student, an application for degree admission to USAf, once the student has provided proof of payment to USAf.