Undergraduate qualifications

Get practical: How to select your qualification

You have now identified the qualifications linked to your career interests and future planning. The next step is to choose the qualification(s) for which you want to apply. This will enable Unisa to evaluate your application and advise you of the outcome.

Unisa's undergraduate qualifications are offered at different NQF levels. You can apply for admission to two qualifications, so you may want to apply for a lower-level qualification in addition to your qualification of choice. If you want to apply for admission to a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree, for example, you may also want to apply for a higher certificate in the College of Economic and Management Sciences to ensure that you meet all the relevant admission requirements. As you progress with your application, you will get a better understanding of the qualification(s) for which you qualify for admission.

If you have completed a higher certificate and want to apply for admission to a diploma or degree, please click here for the list of related qualifications. Please note that completion of a lower-level qualification, such as a higher certificate, is not a guarantee that you will be admitted to the higher-level qualification (eg diploma or bachelor's degree), as spaces are limited.

Click here for more information about Unisa's general admission requirements (including equivalency tables for applicants who wrote matric before 2009 and applicants with foreign qualifications).

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Agriculture and animal health

Applied mathematics and mathematics

Auditing

Banking and financial management

Business informatics

Chemical engineering

Chemistry

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Community development

Computer and information systems

Consumer sciences

Criminal Justice, Corrections, and Security

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Decision sciences

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Economics (Human Sciences)

Education

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Environmental management

Financial accounting

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Human resource management

Industrial and organisational psychology

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Life sciences

Management accounting

Management and Management Support Services

Marketing management

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Nature conservation

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Ornamental horticulture

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Public administration and management

Retail management

Safety Management

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Social work

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Tourism management

Transport economics, logistics and supply chain management

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