Bachelor of Consumer Science at University of Zululand

Consumer science focuses on food, nutrition, clothing and textiles, nutrition, and hospitality, enabling students to prepare for careers in sectors as varied as education, entrepreneurship, hospitality, retailing, and manufacturing.

Admission to University of Zululand

The first step when applying for admission at the University is deciding on the qualification you wish to obtain.

Upon acceptance, depending on the chosen course, you are then admitted to one of the institution’s four faculties.

Entry Requirement

Your application will only be considered for admission if you qualify and meet the faculty requirements.

NOTE: Meeting the minimum admission requirements only means that you are eligible for selection, NOT that you will necessarily be accepted.

Min Admission Points

NSC-Deg or its approved equivalent, a minimum of 28 points, and a pass of at least 50% (level 4) in English and life Orientation.

What can I do with a Bachelor of Consumer Science degree?

Consumer consultant, designer, buyer, marketer or quality controller of consumer and food products, product developer, quality controller, consultant, or researcher in the food industry.

What do you study in consumer science?

The field of consumer science includes family, marketing, nutrition, apparel design, life management, and interior design. Some areas addressed are marketing, promotion, nutrition merchandising, and entrepreneurship.

What courses can I do with consumer studies?

Home Economics or Consumer Studies Teacher.

Human resources coordinator.

Stockbroker.

Insurance representative.

Financial Planner.

Political lobbyist.

Social media manager.

Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Retail & Consumer Science Jobs by Salary

Job TitleRange
Job Title: Supply Chain PlannerRange: R206k – R395k (Estimated)
Account ManagerRange: R65k – R322k (Estimated)
Assistant BuyerRange: R76k – R208k (Estimated)
Business Analyst (Unspecified Type)Range: R152k – R425k (Estimated)