Course Entity: Banking and Investment

  • Bachelor of Commerce

    Students who want to explore a career in the general management of a business and apply the principles of Marketing and Human Resources Management will find the Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) attractive. The BCom degree introduces students to business principles varying from Industrial Relations to Economics, Business Management and Business Mathematics and the basics of…

  • National Diploma in Banking

    With its combination of theoretical and practical learning, this diploma allows successful students to be productive as soon as they enter the workplace – a sought-after quality in the financial services sector. This is because all students are expected to gain two months of practical experiencing at a bank or financial institution before qualifying.

  • Bachelors in Banking

    This degree was designed in collaboration with the Institute of Banking (IOB) and so is perfectly tailored to the banking sector’s cutting-edge skills needs. It consists of Unisa modules and IOB papers on specialist banking topics such as banking law, credit risk assessment, treasury management, international trade finance and central bank monetary policies and regimes.

  • BTech in Banking

    Competition in the South African banking sector is intense, as is the demand for talented specialists with high-level financial strategy, research and investment analysis skills. This programme assures you a competitive edge by honing your knowledge of banking, risk management, strategic management, marketing and research methodologies.

  • BSc in Risk Analysis

    Students who want to specialise in Statistics, but with specific application in the biological sciences, should follow this program. After finishing this program, a student has the opportunity to enrol for postgraduate study in Statistics, or even in certain biological directions, depending on the selected third year modules.

  • BSc in Investment Science

    The investment science degree is specifically designed for students with a passion for mathematics and the workings of finance in any investment type, in particular for students who wish to eventually qualify as a Chartered Financial Analyst. The degree will provide students with a thorough grounding in mathematics (including, most importantly, financial or investment mathematics),…

  • BCom in Investment Management and Banking

    This degree option is recommended for students who envisage entering the banking sector, other financial institutions or positions in the financial world. It offers excellent prospects for a career in the Reserve Bank (which also handles monetary policy). By completing a postgraduate qualification in Economics (specialising in Financial Economics), a student would be ideally suited…

  • National Higher Certificate in Financial Information Systems

    The development of technology has brought a variety of changes to the accounting environment. This has created a need for the services of an accounting person with specialist knowledge in high-technology commercial data processing. The course contains large components of accounting and programming, which leaves open the possibility of specialisation in either field.

  • National Diploma in Office Management and Technology

    The task of the marketing and sales manager in any large organisation includes all aspects of the selling, transportation, storage, grading, risk acceptance, marketing information and introduction of goods or services. This work is related to the flow of goods and/or services to the consumer. On the one hand, the needs of the consumer must…

  • National Diploma in Cost and Management Accounting

    This unique programme will equip an individual with the specialised knowledge required in the integrative and supplemental fields of Accounting and Information Systems. Commerce and industry express their growing need for information systems experts in the accounting field. A fact we believe makes the Financial Information Systems program a very sought after qualification.