Commerce in Transport and Logistics University of South Africa (UNISA)

Overview

The qualifications of the college and of this bachelor in Commerce in Transport and Logistics  at University of South Africa (UNISA)  are widely recognised. A recent study by the Bureau of Market Research found 86% of employers employed CEMS graduates because of the quality of their qualifications.

Key facts

Eighty per cent of employers indicated that the CEMS qualifications are of good quality and credible. They were positive about the qualities and skills cultivated through the ODeL nature of graduates’ studies and said CEMS graduates generally “hit the ground running” within six months of employment.

Learn wherever you are – with support.

Distance learning offer students the opportunity to study while they work and gain experience. Wherever there is Internet, they can study. This doesn’t mean they have to face the challenges of distance learning alone.

Support is offered by lecturers, but also other services offered by Unisa and the college. The online learning portal, or virtual campus, called myUnisa is the most important. Students also have access to online discussion forums where they can chat to other students and their lecturers. Content specialist e-tutors are also online to provide assistance and students have access to career and study counsellors to guide them on their learning path.