HQ Function

The Durban headquarters houses the primary administrative offices, main lecture facilities, student support services, and the core academic faculty. It oversees curriculum design, quality assurance, and strategic planning for all its learning centers.

Notable Features:

The campus features modern learning facilities, including well-equipped lecture rooms, a comprehensive library with digital resources, computer labs, and student recreational areas. It's designed to provide a conducive environment for both full-time and part-time students.

Work Culture:

The work culture at Regent Business School emphasizes academic excellence, innovation in teaching, student-centric support, and collaboration. There's a strong focus on continuous professional development for staff and fostering an inclusive learning community.

HQ Significance:

The Durban headquarters is significant as it's the original and largest campus, anchoring RBS's presence in South Africa and serving as the operational backbone for its expanding network of learning support centres across Southern Africa.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects RBS's values of accessibility (centrally located), quality (modern facilities), and student focus (comprehensive support services).

Location:

Regent Business School primarily focuses on Southern Africa with physical learning centres in South Africa, Eswatini, and Namibia. However, its global presence is significantly amplified through its robust online and distance learning programs, attracting students from across Africa and beyond. As a member of Honoris United Universities, RBS benefits from a pan-African network spanning over 10 countries and 60 campuses, facilitating international collaborations, knowledge sharing, and exposure to global best practices in education. This network supports student mobility, joint programs, and research initiatives, giving RBS a broader international footprint and perspective.

Street Address:

35 Samora Machel Street (formerly Aliwal Street)

City:

Durban

State/Province:

KwaZulu-Natal

Country:

South Africa