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Bachelor of Commerce: Philosophy: Politics and Economics

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SAQA ID15170
NQF Level6
Credits432
StatusRequires Verification
Related careers0

About this qualification

This Bachelor of Commerce brings together the study of philosophy, politics and economics within the Finance, Economics and Accounting field. It is an NQF level 6 qualification with 432 credits, originating from the University of Cape Town, and is recorded under the Higher Education Qualifications Sub-Framework.

Who might consider this qualification?

It may suit people interested in examining economic, political and philosophical questions and how these areas relate to commerce and society. Prospective learners should confirm that the qualification’s structure and entry conditions fit their academic background and goals.

How this qualification may support career preparation

The qualification may provide a broad foundation for further study or work involving economic, political, commercial or analytical contexts. It does not guarantee employment, appointment or entry into a particular career, and no specific related careers are mapped here.

Skills this qualification may help develop

  • Analytical thinking
  • Critical evaluation of ideas and arguments
  • Understanding economic and commercial contexts
  • Interdisciplinary reasoning

Official dataset information

Qualification title
Bachelor of Commerce: Philosophy: Politics and Economics
SAQA ID
15170
NQF sub-framework
HEQSF
NQF level
6
Minimum credits
432
Field
3
Subfield
Finance Economics and Accounting
Originator
University of Cape Town
Registration end in source dataset
2018-12-31
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.

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