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Is a BCom in Entrepreneurship a good career?

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29 Jan 2024

A BCom in Entrepreneurship is a good career move for the ambitious self-starter. Some of the main benefits in being an entrepreneur is the freedom of developing your own business vision. Given recent social and financial developments in the country, self-employment has become a more lucrative option for many enterprising South Africans.

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