Courses required to become a Credit Analyst in South Africa

Poster listing courses to become a Credit Analyst in South Africa, offered at Milpark Education, Regenesys Business School and University of the Free State, with a link to studies.mycourses.co.za

This site currently lists 4 courses across 3 South African institutions (1 public university and 2 private institutions) that lead to becoming a Credit Analyst: 4 Bachelor's Degrees. Entry requirements, subject choices and admission scores differ by institution and by qualification type, so it is worth comparing more than one route below before deciding where to apply. This career falls under our Business & Management course category.

Where to study to become a Credit Analyst in South Africa

Milpark, Regenesys Business School and UFS each offer at least one course that leads toward a career as a Credit Analyst. Admission requirements differ by institution, so check the Grade 12 subjects and admission score on each course page below before applying.

Universities that Offer Courses for Credit Analysts (1)

One option here: the BCom with specialisation in Finance at UFS. See its exact admission requirements in the course list below.

Private Colleges that Offer Courses for Credit Analysts (2)

3 courses across 2 private colleges lead toward a career as a Credit Analyst, including the Bachelor of Commerce Majoring in Banking and Bachelor of Commerce Majoring in Credit. Compare each one's admission requirements and APS score in the course list below before applying.

Available courses to study towards becoming a Credit Analyst

4 courses

Universities (1)

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BCom with specialisation in Finance

UFS · Bachelor's Degree · 3 years
AP 28

Private Colleges (3)

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Bachelor of Commerce Majoring in Banking

Milpark · Bachelor's Degree · 3 years full load (about 40 hours a week); 6 years half load; maximum 9 years; online
See requirements
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Bachelor of Commerce Majoring in Credit

Milpark · Bachelor's Degree · 3 years full load (about 40 hours a week); 6 years half load; maximum 9 years; online
See requirements