The BCom in Economic Sciences with Agricultural Economics and Risk Management at NWU's Potchefstroom campus is a three-year degree that applies economic theory and risk management principles to South Africa's agricultural and agribusiness sectors. Students study microeconomics, agricultural markets, derivatives, insurance, and financial risk, equipping them to advise farming enterprises, agribusinesses, and financial institutions on risk mitigation and production economics. South Africa's agriculture sector — encompassing maize, wheat, citrus, wine, and livestock — operates in volatile markets and faces increasing climate risk, creating strong demand for agricultural economists who understand both the field and the financial instruments used to manage uncertainty. Graduates contribute to the sustainability and competitiveness of South African agriculture.
Mathematics: Level 4 (50-59%)
Afrikaans: Level 4 (50-59%)
APS: 26
