The Bachelor of Commerce in Accountancy at the University of Limpopo provides a strong three-year foundation in financial and management accounting, taxation, auditing, and business law, preparing graduates for professional roles in the accounting and finance sector. While distinct from the four-year BAcc degree, this programme equips graduates with the technical accounting skills valued by employers across South Africa's public and private sectors. Graduates may pursue professional designations through SAIPA, CIMA, or ACCA, and many progress to senior financial management and compliance roles.
English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 50%
APS: 28
Accountant – Prepares financial statements, manages general ledger accounts, and ensures GAAP compliance for businesses, government departments, and NPOs across South Africa.
Internal Auditor – Reviews internal controls, risk management processes, and governance practices for compliance with PFMA, MFMA, and corporate governance requirements in public and private entities.
Tax Practitioner – Registers with SARS as a tax practitioner, preparing and submitting tax returns and providing tax planning advice to individuals and business clients.
Management Accountant – Produces cost analyses, budgets, variance reports, and performance dashboards to support management decision-making in South African organisations.
Bookkeeper – Maintains accurate accounting records, processes invoices, and prepares management accounts for SMEs — a role that underpins the financial health of South Africa’s small business sector.
