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Bachelor of Commerce in Law

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SAQA ID120724
NQF Level7
Credits360
StatusRequires Verification
Related careers0

About this qualification

The Bachelor of Commerce in Law is a 360-credit, NQF level 7 higher-education qualification that combines commerce with law. It is positioned within the Justice in Society subfield and may provide a broad foundation for understanding business and legal contexts.

Who might consider this qualification?

People interested in the relationship between business, commerce and law, and who want to explore a higher-education qualification that brings these areas together. This is general guidance rather than an admission rule.

How this qualification may support career preparation

The qualification may support further study or exploration of commerce- and law-related work, but no specific career relationships are confirmed here. It does not guarantee employment, appointment, professional registration or entry into a particular career.

Skills this qualification may help develop

  • Considering business and legal issues together
  • Analytical reasoning in commerce- and law-related contexts
  • Understanding the relationship between commercial activity and legal frameworks

Official dataset information

Qualification title
Bachelor of Commerce in Law
SAQA ID
120724
NQF sub-framework
HEQSF
NQF level
7
Minimum credits
360
Field
8
Subfield
Justice in Society
Originator
EDUVOS (Pty) Ltd (Previously Pearson Institute of Higher Education (Pty) Ltd)
Registration end in source dataset
2025-11-21
Verification status: Requires Verification. The imported SAQA file is a historical dataset snapshot; current registration must be separately verified before Edupstairs describes it as current.

Before enrolling

  • Verify the qualification’s current SAQA registration status, particularly because a registration-end date of 21 November 2025 is recorded.
  • Confirm that the institution and specific programme are authorised or accredited to offer the qualification.
  • Check the provider’s current admission requirements and application deadlines.
  • Ask the provider how the qualification is assessed and whether any workplace, practical or other participation requirements apply.
  • Confirm that the qualification remains open for new enrolment before making financial or study commitments.
Data source: Qualification information is based on SAQA dataset records available to Edupstairs. Always confirm current registration, provider accreditation and admission requirements before enrolling.