Bachelor of Commerce

Code: 120689 • NQF 7 • 364 credits (≈ 3640 hours)

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Programme: Bachelor of Commerce Honours in Business Management
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About this programme

This qualification provides students with a solid grounding in commerce, business economics, and management theory, including experiential learning through internships or projects. It prepares graduates for careers or further study in business management or administration.

Modules
  • Commerce and Discipline Knowledge – 46 credits(≈ 460 hours)
    Code: ELO 1
    Develop specialist knowledge in multiple commerce disciplines.
  • Continued Competence – 46 credits(≈ 460 hours)
    Code: ELO 5
    Maintain competence and adapt to changing business environments.
  • Economic Systems and Problem Solving – 46 credits(≈ 460 hours)
    Code: ELO 2
    Operate in diverse economic environments and solve business problems.
  • Ethical Practice – 46 credits(≈ 460 hours)
    Code: ELO 6
    Act ethically and apply workplace codes of conduct.
  • Information Management – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
    Code: ELO 3
    Access, process and communicate business information effectively.
  • nan – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
    Code: nan
    nan
  • Teamwork and Self-Management – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
    Code: ELO 4
    Work effectively individually and in diverse teams.
  • Work effectively as an individual, in multicultural teams and in multidisciplinary environments. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
    Code: nan
    nan
Learning Outcomes (19)
Linked to modules: 19 of 19
  • 1.1 Demonstrate specialist knowledge of a major discipline in more than one area of own choice.
  • 1.2 Apply specialist skills required in a major discipline and sub-discipline of own choice.
  • 2.1 Understand the nature and functioning of diverse forms of enterprise and economic systems.
  • 2.2 Formulate and propose potential solutions to various economic, organisational, business and social problems.
  • 2.3 Use multi-disciplinary approaches to conceptual thinking and problem solving.
  • 3.1 Access information using a spectrum of technologies.
  • 3.2 Process and communicate information using written reports and visual presentations.
  • 3.3 Organise information knowledge in an ever-changing context.
  • 4.1 Understand and use skills to manage self and exercise self discipline.
  • 4.2 Plan and initiate successful completion of management and administrative tasks individually or in teams.
  • 5.1 Formulate and propose potential solutions to various economic, organisational, business and social problems.
  • 6.1 Show through own behaviour that the importance of ethical behaviour is understood and continuously applied.
  • Access information using a spectrum of technologies, ranging from hand-written and auto-generated business records, to electronic data bases.
  • Demonstrate specialist knowledge of a major discipline in more than one area of own choice.
  • Formulate and propose potential solutions to various economic, organisational, business and social problems.
  • nan
  • Show through own behaviour that the importance of ethical behaviour is understood and continuously applied
  • Understand and use skills to manage self and exercise self discipline.
  • Understand the nature and functioning of diverse forms of enterprise and economic systems and perform tasks necessary for the effective functioning of enterprises in varying circumstances.
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