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Universities with Accredited Programmes – 2021 UNIVERSITIES WITH ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES – 2021 University Name Undergraduate Bridging Programme CTA or equivalent Qualification (post graduate programme that allows access into part one of the qualifying examination) Independent Institute B Bus Sci (Acc) Not offering PG Dip (Acc) of Education – Monash Bachelor of Business Science Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting South Africa with a specialisation in SAQA ID 88609 Accounting SAQA ID 88603 Independent Institute B Acc Not offering PG Dip (Acc) of Education – Varsity Bachelor of Accounting Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting College SAQA ID 99284 SAQA ID 109416 Sandton, Durban 2019 onwards Durban 2020 onwards Pretoria, Cape Town 2020 onwards Institute of Accounting Not offering Not offering PG Dip (Acc) Science Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting SAQA ID 101527 2018 onwards Milpark Education Not offering Not offering PG Dip (Accounting) Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting SAQA ID 108930 2019 onwards Nelson Mandela B Com (Accounting) PGDA PGDA University Bachelor of Commerce Postgraduate Diploma Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (Accounting) in Accountancy SAQA ID 115399 SAQA ID 87057 SAQA ID 90906 2017 onwards B Com (Accounting Science) 2013 onwards Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting Science B Com Hons (Accounting) SAQA ID 91998 Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Accounting) North-West University B Com (Chartered B Com Hons (Financial B Com Hons (Chartered Accountancy) Accountancy) Accountancy) Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Chartered Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Commerce Accountancy) (Chartered Accountancy) Honours (Financial Up to 2019 SAQA ID TBA Accountancy) SAQA ID 100907 SAQA ID 100908 B Com (Forensic Postgraduate Diploma in Accountancy Accountancy) 2014 onwards Postgraduate Diploma in Accountancy Bachelor of Commerce SAQA ID 102204 (Forensic Accountancy) SAQA ID 100947 2020 onwards Regent Business School Not offered Not offered PGDA Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting SAQA ID 101977 2020 onwards Rhodes University B Com Not offered PGDA Bachelor of Commerce Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (with CA subjects) SAQA ID 19448 SAQA ID 15147 B Com Hons (Financial Accounting) Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Financial Accounting) SAQA ID 8001 Page 1 of 4 UNIVERSITIES WITH ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES – 2021 University Name Undergraduate Bridging Programme CTA or equivalent Qualification (post graduate programme that allows access into part one of the qualifying examination) University of Cape B Com Financial Accounting Not offered PGDA Town (CA Stream) Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting Bachelor of Commerce SAQA ID 5191 Financial Accounting (Chartered Accountancy B Com Hons (Accounting) Stream) Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Accounting) SAQA ID TBA SAQA ID 5009 B Bus Sci Finance (CA 2015 onwards Stream) Bachelor in Business Science Finance (Accounting) (Chartered Accountancy Stream) SAQA ID 4403 University of Fort Hare B Com (Accounting) Advanced Diploma in PGDA Bachelor of Commerce Accounting Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (Accounting) SAQA ID 116274 SAQA ID 115390 3 year programme SAQA ID 17394 B Com (Accounting) Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) 4 year programme SAQA ID 17394 University of Free State B Acc B Com Hons B Acc Hons Bachelor of Accounting (Accounting) Bachelor of Accounting Honours SAQA ID 16946 Bachelor of Commerce SAQA ID 17470 Honours (Accounting) CA Modules SAQA ID 8519 PGDip (CA) Postgraduate Diploma (Chartered PGDip (GA) Accountancy) Postgraduate Diploma SAQA ID 97681 (General Accountancy) SAQA ID 97843 CA Modules University of B Acc BCTA PGDAS Johannesburg Bachelor of Accounting Bridging Certificate in the Postgraduate Diploma in accounting Science SAQA ID 90622 Theory of Accounting SAQA ID 102395 2012 onwards 2017 onwards B Com Hons (Accounting with specialization in Chartered Accountancy) Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Accounting with specialization in Chartered Accountancy) SAQA ID 111613 University of Kwazulu- B Com (Accounting) Not offered PGDA Natal Bachelor of Commerce Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (Accounting) SAQA ID 72944 SAQA ID 79009 B Com Hons (Accounting) Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Accounting) Last intake 2019 Page 2 of 4 UNIVERSITIES WITH ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES – 2021 University Name Undergraduate Bridging Programme CTA or equivalent Qualification (post graduate programme that allows access into part one of the qualifying examination) University of Limpopo BAcc B Com Hons PGDA Bachelor of Accountancy (Accountancy) Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting SAQA ID 79144 Bridging Certificate SAQA ID 98917 Theory in Accountancy 2014 onwards (Bachelor of Commerce 2017 onwards Honours (Accountancy) SAQA ID 102806 2017 onwards University of South BCompt (Financial Adv.Dip. (Accounting CTA (Level 1) (98231) Africa Accounting) (98302) Sciences) (98230) Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting Sciences Bachelor of Accounting Advanced Diploma in SAQA ID 90912 Sciences in Financial Accounting Sciences Accounting (NOT Internal audit SAQA ID 90559 AND and Management Accounting and Taxation) CTA (Level 2) (98255) SAQA ID 101110 Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Accounting Sciences BCompt (Financial SAQA ID 85107 Accounting) (Foundation Stream) (98332) Bachelor of Accounting Sciences in Financial Accounting (Foundation Stream) SAQA ID 101110 University of B Acc Not offered B Acc Hons Stellenbosch Bachelor of Accounting Bachelor of Accounting Honours SAQA ID 7387 SAQA ID 109822 B Acc LLB PGDip (Accounting) Bachelor of Accounting and Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting Bachelor of Laws SAQA ID 112688 SAQA ID 15369 2021 onwards University of Pretoria B Com (Accounting Not offered PGDA Sciences) Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting Bachelor of Commerce SAQA ID 117632 (Accounting Science) SAQA ID 7033 AND CTA Certificate in the Theory of Accountancy University of Western B Com (Accounting) ADA B Com Hons (Accounting) Cape Bachelor of Commerce Advanced Diploma in Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Accounting) (Accounting) Accounting SAQA ID 7291 SAQA ID 7259 SAQA ID TBA PGDA Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting SAQA ID 96614 University of the B Acc Sci Not offered PGDipAcc Witwatersrand Bachelor of Accounting Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (CXA02) Sciences (CBA08) SAQA ID 9889 SAQA ID 49923 B Acc Sci (Hons) Bachelor of Accounting Sciences with Honours (CHA16) SAQA ID 49751 Page 3 of 4 UNIVERSITIES WITH ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES – 2021 University Name Undergraduate Bridging Programme CTA or equivalent Qualification (post graduate programme that allows access into part one of the qualifying examination) University of Venda B Com (Accounting Science) Not offered Not offered Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting Science SAQA ID 99555 2019 onwards University of Zululand B Com (Accounting Science) Not offered Not offered Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting Science SAQA ID 98845 2018 onwards Walter Sisulu BCompt Not offered Not offered University Bachelor of Accounting Sciences SAQA ID 80190 2017 onwards Page 4 of 4 .
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