10 Bachelor's degrees in Commerce in South Africa

The =Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree from The Independent Institute of Education provides graduates with a broad-based business qualification that is invaluable in forging a career within the world of business. 

The Commerce degree from Stadio Higher Education will equip you with conceptual understanding, knowledge, theory, skills, methodology and capacity to function effectively in the business environment of the future.

Economics with International Trade from North-West University (NWU) offers specialist knowledge of the international trade environment, together with an understanding of the export process/logistics through the use of present-day applications. 

At Commerce from the University of the Western Cape, its strong teaching and applied research focus is building critical capacity in both the private and public sectors.

Invest in your future with a Wits BCom. Establish a strong knowledge foundation, build your intellectual capital, and take the first step towards future-proofing your career. The Bachelor of Commerce degree is offered at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 

The Financial Accounting - General Accounting program at the University of Cape Town is designed to give students a broad understanding of accounting.

The University of Pretoria Bachelor of Commerce [4-year programme] has lower entrance requirements than other Bachelor of Commerce programmes. It provides students with the opportunity to pursua a career in commerce by following an extended curriculum.

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.

Management Studies focuses on the provision of educational opportunities to equip candidates for careers in the field of commerce and industry. We offer a bachelor degree in Commerce at University of Kwazulu Natal. 

The Economics and Finance programme at the University of Cape Town is built around a core set of economics courses. It also focuses on financial issues and provides students with the skills needed to understand and operate in the world of finance.