BCom: (General (Accounting & Related subjects) *(also offered on the George Campus on a full-time basis only)

Nelson Mandela University

BCom: (General (Accounting & Related subjects) *(also offered on the George Campus on a full-time basis only)

Programme Overview:

This programme is offered for students wishing to major in accounting, auditing, taxation and management accounting.

Faculty:

Faculty of Business and Economic Sciences

Delivery mode & duration of study:

Full-time 3 yearsPart-time 5 years

Qualification type:

Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)

Department:

Admission Requirements

Applicant score for Mathematics:

390

Applicant score for Technical Mathematics:

–

Applicant score for Mathematical Literacy:

–

Subjects requirements:

• Minimum NSC statutory requirements for degree entry must be met. • Mathematics – 50%.

Career opportunities:

This programme is intended for those planning careers in the field of accounting, but who do not intend to qualify as a chartered accountant. Possible career opportunities include: financial accountant, financial manager, management accountant, bookkeeper, tax accountant and practitioner.

Before You Apply

We aim to provide accurate information, but recommend verifying details in the official university prospectus.

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