Bachelor of Administration in Licencing Practice
Johannesburg, South Africa
Bachelor's degree
DURATION
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Feb 2027
STUDY FORMAT
Key Summary
About: Lyceums Faculty of Humanities leads training in licensing practice. The Bachelor of Administration in Licensing Practice delivers an accredited, career-defining Lyceum qualification and combines licensing theory with applied skills in vehicle registration, driver licensing, traffic management, regulatory compliance and road safety. Subject experts active in licensing design the programme to meet growing demands on traffic and licensing agencies.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue roles as licensing administrators, vehicle and driver registry officers, traffic management officers, road safety coordinators, regulatory compliance officers, law enforcement liaisons, policy analysts or licensing consultants across public agencies, transport authorities and private consultancies and NGOs.
Lyceums Faculty of Humanities is at the forefront of training and education in the licensing fraternity. Students who have completed their studies will make a valuable and professional contribution to licensing practice.
A centralised register of vehicle ownership and drivers licenses are vital for promoting an effective law enforcement system. Licensing services forms an integral component of road safety as it regulates the entry of vehicles and drivers into the public sphere. Licensing today is considered a science, and licensing practitioners must equip themselves with the specialist knowledge and skills to render professional services.
With Lyceums accredited programmes, we offer a wide variety of options for the learner. The subject experts who compile our learning programmes are all actively involved in licensing, are professional practitioners and contribute towards research in the field of licensing. The learning programmes are uniquely structured to meet the growing demands placed on traffic and licensing agencies.













