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learner, taking into account academic background and performance, together with thepractical experience of the prospective learner. If applicable, a candidate will be informedabout this.8. STUDENTS FROM OTHER UNIVERSITIESAll learners who attained their B degree at another university (or who have not been enrolledat the University of Johannesburg for more than 1 year) must complete both a University ofJohannesburg and a Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management applicationform. The following must be included:• A certified copy of the qualification (if already completed).• A certified copy of an official academic record issued by the university.• A statement from the university (or academic department) in respect of the contentmatter of subject courses that are indicated as prerequisites e.g.Business Management 2A: General ManagementBusiness Management 2B: Purchasing Management9. FURTHER ENQUIRIESFurther information and general inquiries may be addressed to the programme co-ordinator.10.MODULES IN BCom HONOURSTRANSPORT ECONOMICSThe department reserves the right not to offer specific modules in a given year if insufficientdemand exists for such modules.MODULE INFORMATIONCore Modules – compulsory and must be taken in the first year• Transport Policy Formulation and Instruments (Semester A)• National and International Transport Policy (Semester B)• Transport and Land Use planning (Semester A)• Infrastructure Studies (Semester B)• Research Methodology (Semester A Only)Elective Modules (Minimum 6)Note: If a first semester module is taken, the matching second semester module is compulsory)• Road Freight Transport Management (Semester A)• Road Transport Costing and Distribution (Semester B)• Introduction to Shipping and Maritime (Semester A)• Shipping and Harbours (Semester B)• Introduction to Aviation Regulation (Semester A)• Airlines and Airports (Semester B)4