11 Bachelor's degrees in Business Law in South Africa

The purpose of a Bachelor of Arts in Law at University of Johannesburg is to allow the student to acquire knowledge of the South African legal system, private law, constitutional law and customary law.

This Bachelor of Commerce in Law at University of Johannesburg ensures a broad perspective on both legal and commercial issues and lays an excellent foundation for a more advanced study of the law.

This Law programme at the Stellenbosch University is career-oriented. On completion, it is supplemented by the relevant portion of the LLB programme and, where relevant, the writing of professional admission examinations. During this programme you study both law modules and modules in economic and management sciences.

As a graduate from the Law programme at the University of Cape Town, you will be skilled in all the ways that law firms, corporates, government and nonprofits are looking for!

Accounting and Law from Stellenbosch University offers students the opportunity to complete the curriculums of the LLB and the BAcc programmes in an integrated fashion in just five years. 

At Law from University of Pretoria to excel in this programme, prospective students should possess the required aptitude, passion and skills for commercial, economical, numeracy and mathematical disciplines.

If you are interested in a specific feld in business but also want a background in law, the specialised Bachelor of Commerce with Law degree offered at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg  is a good option.

If you are interested in a specific feld in business but also want a background in law, the specialised the Commerce with Law degree offered at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg  is a good option.

Law from University of Pretoria meets specific training needs that emerge from the demand for employees with specific legal knowledge, but who are also schooled in aspects of the social or human sciences. 

BA Law at the Stellenbosch University does not by itself qualify you to practise as an attorney or advocate – to practise you require an LLB degree in addition.

The Economics with Law programme at the University of Cape Town aims to give students the advantage of doing a BCom degree with the possibility of continuing to do an LLB.