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Student Info Service

All information and assistance you need is right at your fingertips. The students' page has important documents, updates and a variety of general information. You can also make use of the chat facility on the bottom right of this page to drop us a message.

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Faculty of Consumer Sciences Programmes

The Faculty of Consumer Sciences offers a diverse yet integrated menu of scientific and technical courses. It is not too early to start preparing for your future. Look into our different programmes’ entry requirements and prepare yourself for the next application period.

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About us

The Faculty of Consumer Sciences offers a diverse yet integrated menu of scientific and technical courses to enable a better understanding of factors impacting consumers’ general well-being and in achieving an improved quality of life. Graduates work as development change agents in government departments and institutions, family, civic and non-governmental organisations, international agencies to facilitate the transfer of knowledge and information for ‘smart’ and efficient consumption.

DEpartments

The Department of Consumer Science Education and Community Development is charged with the mandate of training high school teachers and community developers on the issues of health, nutrition, management of household resources, clothing & textiles and entrepreneurship in Swaziland.

The field of Food Science, Nutrition and Technology is multidisciplinary, which opens a myriad of job and entrepreneurial opportunities in food quality and food safety, sales, marketing, and manufacturing departments in private companies or in government and parastatal organisations; and become employers.

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The Department of Textiles and Apparel Design trains students at the undergraduate level. The Department currently offers a four year Bachelor of Science in Textile Apparel and Design Management (B.Sc. TADM) program. It is primarily designed to prepare students for sustainable self-employment enabled through Entrepreneurship and Field Attachment

why choose us?

  • We provide trained human resources at undergraduate and postgraduate levels to meet the needs of the nation and beyond;
  • We promote interdisciplinary and demand-driven programmes aimed at improving the well-being of individuals, families and communities;
  • We apply science and technology in research for developing innovations to benefit the business sector and the country as a whole, and disseminate research outputs;
  • We establish linkages and collaborate with national and international academic and research institutions to advance knowledge for sustainable development;
  • We tirelessly work on improving facilities for enhanced quality assurance in the teaching and learning environment.
  • Our Faculty offers both undergraduate and post-graduate programmes (including PhD by Research with an open-ended application period). 
  • B.Sc. Consumer Science
  • B.Sc. Consumer Science Education
  • B.Sc. Food Science, Nutrition & Technology
  • B.Sc. Textile, Apparel Design & Management
  • M.Sc. in Consumer Science Education
  • M.Sc. in Food Science & Technology
  • M.Sc. in Textiles

Our Commitment to You

Should you require assistance from the Faculty of Consumer Sciences, the Dean's Secretary and Departmental Secretary are at your service.
The Faculty Tutor and Administrator offer assistance on Students' academic issues. Send your enquiry to consumersci@uniswa.sz / administrator-cs@uniswa.sz ⟶

Our Administrative
Team

The Faculty Administrative Team - led by the Dean of the Faculty include the Faculty Tutor, the Faculty Administrator, the Dean's Secretary, and the Departmental Secretary.
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It is not too early to start preparing for your future. Look into our different programmes’ entry requirements and prepare yourself for the next application period.

About Us

The Faculty of Consumer Sciences offers a diverse yet integrated menu of scientific and technical courses to enable a better understanding of factors impacting consumers’ general well-being and in achieving an improved quality of life. 

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