Financial Planning, BCom

First Year

Business Management 113(12), 142(6)
Economics 114(12), 144(12)
Financial Accounting 188(24)
Information Systems 112(6)
Statistical Methods 176(18) or
Statistics 186(18)
Theory of Interest 152(6)
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Academic Discourse for EMS 114(12) #
Business Communication 142(12) #
Geo-Environmental Science 124(16), 154(16)
Industrial Psychology 114(12), 144(12)
Introduction to Transport and
Logistics Systems 144(12)
Philosophy 114(12), 144(12)
Political Science 114(12), 144(12)
Public and Development Management 114(12), 144(12)
Sociology 114(12), 144(12)

Second Year

Economics 214(16), 244(16)
Financial Accounting 288(32)
Financial Management 214(16)
Investment Management 254(16)
Mercantile Law (Commerce) 285(32)

Third Year

Financial Planning 314 (24)
Financial Planning 344 (24)
Investment Management 314(12),
324(12), 344(12), 348(12) or354(12)
Taxation 388(24)

Admission requirements

– Overall National Senior Certificate average of at least 65%, excluding Life Orientation

– Mathematics 60%

– One of the following:

– Afrikaans Home Language 50% or

– English Home Language 50% or

– Afrikaans First Additional Language 60% or

– English First Additional Language 60%

All the undergraduate programmes in the Faculty have the same application procedure and closing date, unless otherwise specified (see the relevant programme entries for more information):

– Apply electronically at www.maties.com in the year before your intended studies. Applications open in March. Please note that for the Diploma in Sustainable Development, you must also complete a departmental application form.

– All applications close on 30 June, except for the Diploma and the Advanced Diploma in Public Accountability, which close 15 December.

– The closing dates mean that your application must be finalised and all documentation handed in by these dates. No applications that reach the University after the closing date will be accepted. In the case of the Diploma and the Advanced Diploma in Public Accountability, however, you may contact the programme coordinator to find out about late application.

International Students do not pay application fees.

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*South African students pay R44273 per year as tuition fees.
*Students from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) member countries, as well as Rwanda and Namibia, pay R60000 without an international tuition fee

The SADC member countries are Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

*Students from Africa (Non-SADC) pay R60000 plus international tuition fees of R23940
*Students from the rest of the World (outside of Africa) pay R60000 plus international tuition fees of R50700

MINIMUM COMPULSORY INITIAL FEE PAYABLE BEFORE REGISTRATION (SADC) – R60000
MINIMUM COMPULSORY INITIAL FEE PAYABLE BEFORE REGISTRATION (Africa) – R83940
MINIMUM COMPULSORY INITIAL FEE PAYABLE BEFORE REGISTRATION (Rest of the World) – R110700