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Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) | Wits

APS Required

38 points

University

Wits University

Duration

3 year(s)

Type

Bachelor's Degree

Delivery

Full-time

Requirements

English Home Language or First Additional Language: Level 5
Mathematics: Level 5

Waitlisting

Applicants with an APS of 35-37, as well as English 5 and Mathematics 5, will be wait-listed subject to place availability

PROGRAMME OUTLINE

FIRST YEAR

Accounting I
•Economics IA (Microeconomics)
•Economics IB (Macroeconomics)
Commercial Law I
Computational Mathematics I
Business Statistics I
Fundamentals of Information Systems
Information Systems IA
SECOND YEAR
Accounting II
Management Accounting and Finance II
Taxation II
Auditing II
Business Enterprise Law
Mercantile Law
Information Systems Data Analytics II
A total of 24 credits must be taken from:
Human Resources IIA
Principles of Marketing
Consumer Behaviour
Economics IIA
THIRD YEAR
A minimum total of 120 credits must be taken from the
following courses-provided that you have satisfied the
prerequisite courses. In order to qualify for the Bachelor
of Commerce in the field of Accounting it is important
to note that Accounting III must be completed.
Accounting III
Management Accounting and Finance III
Taxation IIIB
Auditing III
OR
Audit and Assurance III

Career Prospects

Chartered Accountant (CA): Provide financial advice, audit accounts, and ensure companies comply with financial regulations. Chartered accountants work in accounting firms, corporate finance departments, and as independent consultants.
Tax Consultant: Offer expert advice on tax planning, compliance, and optimization for individuals and businesses. Tax consultants work for accounting firms, tax advisory companies, or as independent consultants.
Auditor: Conduct internal or external audits to assess the accuracy of financial statements and ensure compliance with regulations. Auditors work in government, private companies, and auditing firms.
Financial Accountant: Prepare financial reports, manage budgets, and analyze financial performance for businesses. Financial accountants are employed in industries ranging from retail to manufacturing, as well as in public sectors.
Management Accountant: Provide financial analysis and budgeting insights to assist management in decision-making. Management accountants work in corporate environments, helping businesses improve financial efficiency and strategy.