Henley offers a full suite of programmes that take you right from an NQF level 5 to NQF level 9. If you meet the admission requirements for a programme you can jump straight to that level or otherwise work your way up the ladder. For each of our academic programmes you earn 120 credits. By completing the Henley MBA you’ll earn a total of 200 credits.
Henley offers a full suite of programmes that take you right from an NQF level 5 to NQF level 9. If you meet the admission requirements for a programme you can jump straight to that level or otherwise work your way up the ladder. For each of our academic programmes you earn 120 credits. By completing the Henley MBA you’ll earn a total of 200 credits.
Postgraduate programmes
NQF 9
200 Credits | 2.5 Year course
NQF 8
120 Credits | 1 Year course
Undergraduate courses
NQF 7
120 Credits | 1 Year course
NQF 6
120 Credits | 1 Year course
NQF 5
120 Credits | 1 Year course
(PMR Africa 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021)
International Business
School in Africa
for Executive Education
(Financial Times 2018)
Alumni Network
in the World
for Potential to Network
(The Economist 2017)
“Henley made me realise that we have to reach out to one another, we have to create the good story to tell as business, but most of all we have to move with the times.”
“I learnt to view everything through a systems thinking framework. It’s been the enabler of my career and personal advancement, where others’ focus was narrow, my offering included options seemingly inaccessible but actually were not. The key, I have found, is to not be afraid to show alternatives, even if it sounds crazy or too simple.”
“The exposure of the international Lecturers brought a great deal with regards to international perspective. I am now a well-rounded individual whereby I can have meaningful business conversations both work and in my personal life.”
My biggest take-away from the Henley experience has been the phenomenal personal growth. I have learnt to tackle my personal demons, rise to the challenge of new growth opportunities and embrace my hero’s journey. I have also learnt to tackle business challenges with a systems thinking lens and better understand how all the building blocks work together and in turn, impact each other.
The Henley MBA was fantastic because it connected so many broad business themes. Henley has given me a new toolbox filled with tools I never had before. The frameworks and models are practical and I regularly apply them in everyday situations.
The Henley MBA has given me a fresh perspective to look at the music business in a way that I never have before. I’m excited to connect with the Henley MBA network, an incredible resource that I haven’t even tapped into yet.
The PGDip was the best preparation for the MBA that I could have had. The MBA is a lot of work, it needs consistency, if you’re not consistent the work piles up and you can fall behind and I was determined not to.
“My life was on a cross-roads, I felt like I was too young not to be informed. I needed a skills upgrade. The Henley MBA was my must have”.
“I learnt in two years at Henley what would have taken 10 years in a business environment.”
(PMR.Africa 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021)
International Business
School in Africa
for Executive Education
(PMR.Africa 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021)
Alumni Network
in the World
for Potential to Network
(The Economist 2017)
“Henley made me realise that we have to reach out to one another, we have to create the good story to tell as business, but most of all we have to move with the times.”
“I learnt to view everything through a systems thinking framework. It’s been the enabler of my career and personal advancement, where others’ focus was narrow, my offering included options seemingly inaccessible but actually were not. The key, I have found, is to not be afraid to show alternatives, even if it sounds crazy or too simple.”
“The exposure of the international Lecturers brought a great deal with regards to international perspective. I am now a well-rounded individual whereby I can have meaningful business conversations both work and in my personal life.”
My biggest take-away from the Henley experience has been the phenomenal personal growth. I have learnt to tackle my personal demons, rise to the challenge of new growth opportunities and embrace my hero’s journey. I have also learnt to tackle business challenges with a systems thinking lens and better understand how all the building blocks work together and in turn, impact each other.
The Henley MBA was fantastic because it connected so many broad business themes. Henley has given me a new toolbox filled with tools I never had before. The frameworks and models are practical and I regularly apply them in everyday situations.
The Henley MBA has given me a fresh perspective to look at the music business in a way that I never have before. I’m excited to connect with the Henley MBA network, an incredible resource that I haven’t even tapped into yet.
The PGDip was the best preparation for the MBA that I could have had. The MBA is a lot of work, it needs consistency, if you’re not consistent the work piles up and you can fall behind and I was determined not to.
“My life was on a cross-roads, I felt like I was too young not to be informed. I needed a skills upgrade. The Henley MBA was my must have”.
“I learnt in two years at Henley what would have taken 10 years in a business environment.”
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