Mpho mndebele

This interdisciplinary degree combines the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes (psychology) with the social and cultural forces that shape society (sociology). Students gain a deep understanding of individual behavior, group dynamics, and the broader social structures that influence human life.

Key areas of study include:

Human development and personality

Mental health and well-being

Social institutions (family, education, religion, etc.)

Culture, identity, and inequality

Research methods and data analysis

I was prepared for careers in social work, community development, mental health services, education, human resources, and more, or for further study in psychology, sociology, or related fields.

Established and led a local after-school initiative offering academic tutoring, psychosocial
guidance, and youth development support.
- Delivered structured lessons aligned with the national curriculum while adapting for
children with learning or emotional challenges.
- Applied social science principles to promote behavioral improvement, literacy, and
resilience.
- Fostered a nurturing, child-safe environment, offering emotional support and mentorship.

Provided psychosocial support in a boarding school environment.
- Oversaw students' physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
- Supervised hygiene, feeding routines, and behavior management.
- Liaised with staff and parents to enhance student welfare

Conducted juvenile assessments and compiled inquiry reports.
- Offered psychosocial support and case monitoring.
- Assisted with poverty eradication initiatives and disability services.
- Supported programs for orphans and vulnerable children.