COURSE: BCOM IN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS

Transport economists are in demand for their expertise in selecting the best, most cost-effective transport channels and supporting technology. This degree provides a thorough grounding in transport planning, management, investment and economics, as well as insight into cost accounting and integrated logistics.

Type: undergraduate degree

Duration: 3 years part time

Compulsory Subjects

First year subjects:

• Introduction to the economic and management environment


• Economics


• Business management


• Accounting concepts, principles and procedures


• Accounting reporting

Second year subjects:

• Transport management


• Transport economics


• Transport theory


• Integrated logistics


• Cost accounting and control

Third year subjects:

• Transport management


• Transport planning and investment


• Logistics systems

Careers: public transport policy manager, municipal transport planner, fleet manager, transport and logistics manager.

Source: www.unisa.ac.za