The BCom (Law) at Nelson Mandela University is a three-year undergraduate degree that combines commercial subjects — including accounting, economics, and business management — with foundational legal studies. The degree is followed by a two-year postgraduate LLB, making it a six-year pathway to becoming a lawyer with strong commercial expertise. This combined pathway is particularly suited to students who wish to practise in corporate law, commercial litigation, tax law, or financial regulation in South Africa. English language proficiency requirements are high given the demands of both commerce and the legal profession.
English Home Language: 65% or English First Additional Language: 70%
Mathematics: 60%
APS: 390
