BCom (Logistics & Transport Economics) | NMU

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The BCom in Logistics and Transport Economics at Nelson Mandela University is a three-year degree that equips students with expertise in supply chain management, freight logistics, and transport economics within the South African and African context. Nelson Mandela Bay is one of South Africa's key port cities, making this degree particularly relevant for students interested in the maritime, road freight, and rail logistics sectors. Students study demand forecasting, inventory management, transport policy, and trade economics, and are prepared for careers in logistics management and transport planning across southern Africa.

English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 50%
APS: 390

Admission requirements
SubjectMinimumRequirement
Mathematics50%Required
English Home Language or English First Additional Language50%Required

Career Prospects

Logistics Manager – Oversees supply chain operations, warehousing, and freight movement for South African importers and exporters.
Transport Economist – Analyses transport costs, infrastructure policy, and freight markets for South African government bodies and private firms.
Supply Chain Analyst – Optimises procurement and distribution networks for South African manufacturers and retailers.
Port Operations Manager – Coordinates cargo handling and vessel logistics at South Africa’s major ports including Ngqura and Durban.
Freight Forwarder – Manages international shipping documentation and customs clearance for South African traders.

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