Bachelor of Commerce Majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Introduction

Master the principles and strategies of supply chain management, from origin to consumption. Our programme equips you with the skills to efficiently manage the flow of goods and services, ensuring you excel in this vital field.

A Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is a programme designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, processes, and strategies involved in managing the flow of goods and services from the point of origin to the point of consumption.

The programme aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the dynamic and complex field of logistics and supply chain management.

Next Start Date

10 February 2026

Duration

3 Years

NQF Level

7

SAQA ID

90509

Credits

389

About the Programme

This qualification is designed for individuals seeking to enhance there knowledge of the core areas of competence related to logistics and supply chain management and gain specialised knowledge in the areas of inventory management, procurement, warehousing and distribution.

This programme typically includes a solid foundation in core business concepts such as accounting, finance, marketing, and management. This ensures that students have a well-rounded understanding of business principles.  

The primary purpose is to develop graduates who are competent in the field of logistics and supply chain management. This includes a deep understanding of industry trends, best practices, and the ability to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world situations. In response to the increasing globalisation of business, the programme aims to instil a global perspective in students, preparing them to navigate the challenges and opportunities of international supply chains.  

The field of logistics and supply chain management is dynamic, with frequent technological advancements and changes in market conditions. The programme aims to foster adaptability and a continuous learning mindset among graduates. Upon completion of the BCom Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme, graduates are well-positioned for roles in logistics companies, manufacturing firms, retail organisations, and consulting firms, among others, where they can contribute to the efficient and effective management of supply chain processes. 

Programme Structure

  • Principles of Accounting
  • Principles of Microeconomics
  • Business Mathematics
  • Business Law
  • Business Statistics
  • Principles of Macroeconomics Applied Financial Accounting Introduction to Supply-Chain Management*
  • Intermediate Macroeconomics Procurement and Supplier Management*
  • Management and Leadership Marketing Management Practice Supply Chain Analytics*
  • Sustainable Supply Chain Management
  • International Economics International Supply Chain Management*
  • Monetary Economics
  • Business Research Methods Supply Chain Information Systems*
  • Inventory Management*

* Note: Specialist modules will be on offer via distance learning only. 

Please refer to the factsheet for a detailed breakdown of modules by year.

Applicants require a National Senior Certificate (please take note of the applicable minimum criteria listed below).

Minimum Admission Requirements

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Candidates who matriculated in 2007 or earlier with a Senior Certificate 

  • Require a minimum of 24 points on the Milpark points system.
  • Require a symbol of E or higher for Mathematics on HG, or a symbol of D or higher for Mathematics on SG.
  • Candidates who do not meet the Mathematics requirement but who have achieved a rating of 4 or higher in any two of the following subjects may be offered admission on condition that they successfully complete the bridging programme: Economics, Business Economics, Accounting, Physical Science or Physics/Chemistry, Natural Science or Biology.
  • Candidates who do not meet the 24-point admission criterion, may apply to Universities South Africa (USAF), for mature age exemption (https://mb.usaf.ac.za/).

Candidates who matriculated in 2008 or later with a National Senior Certificate

  • Require a minimum of 50% in four NSC 20-credit subjects, including English.
  • A minimum mark of 50% for Mathematics or 70% for Mathematics Literacy.
  • Candidates who do not meet the Mathematics requirement but who have achieved a minimum mark of 50% or higher in any two of the following subjects may be offered admission on condition that they successfully complete the bridging programme: Economics, Business Economics, Accounting, Physical Science or Physics/ Chemistry, Natural Science or Biology.

Resources and Support Information

Factsheet

Download our factsheet for everything you need to know about our BCom (Logistics and Supply Chain Management). 

Undergraduate Prospectus

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Textbooks

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Fees and Payment Terms

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Timetable

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Technology Requirements

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BCom Streams

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Immersive Online Learning

IO Learning is our guided, dynamic and flexible digital study experience designed to foster deeper learning and meaningful connection. Through scheduled online sessions, interactive content, and collaborative activities, students engage in a human-centred environment that blends structure with flexibility. IO Learning uses advanced online systems and multimedia resources to support clear pathways, small-group collaboration, and personalised feedback, creating a rich, connected, and engaging learning journey.

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Distance Learning

DL is our more traditional, flexible study mode designed for independent learners who prefer minimal online engagement. Students in this mode primarily rely on textbooks and study guides, with access to supplementary online resources via our learning platform. DL supports self-paced learning and is ideal for students with limited internet connectivity or those who prefer offline study. While lecturer support is available, interaction is less frequent compared to other modes, allowing students to manage their time and progress independently.

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