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  • UNISA Short Course in Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS into Academic Development, Research and Community Engagement

    UNISA Short Course in Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS into Academic Development, Research and Community Engagement

    Short Course in Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS into Academic Development, Research and Community Engagement (75523)Purpose

    To mainstream the impacts of HIV and AIDS into academic development and also assist by exploring opportunities to undertake research and form partnerships with communities to manage the impacts of HIV and AIDS; to assist with the identification of resources needed to respond to the impacts of HIV and AIDS in communities, families and the society

    Target group

    Academic staff, academic planners, student development practitioners, deans, etc
     Admission requirements

    Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification; be able to learn from predominantly written material in the language of instruction; be able to effectively communicate what they have learned in the language of instruction; and study independently and take responsibility for their learning
     Duration

    Three months
     Language medium

    English

    Registration periods

    During UNISA registration periods.
     Tuition method

    UNISA open distance learning
     Kind of assessment

    Note:
    Formative assessment and examination admission will comply with UNISA’s formative assessment rules and policies
    Formative assessment:
    Contact session, self-assessment (10% of final mark)
    Summative assessment:
    Portfolio of evidence (90%)
     Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS into Academic Development, Research and Community Engagement (SCMH016)Syllabus/Content Topics

    Applying the main principles of mainstreaming to a discipline, operational areas or specific settings through a development portfolio
     Course leader

    Mr H J L Roets Hons (Social Sciences) MA (current)
    Discipline expertise: HIV/AIDS programme and policy development and evaluation and mainstreaming of HIV/AIDS
    Centre Manager: Tirisano Centre
    Office: 09-025 Theo van Wijk Building, Unisa
    E-mail: roetshjl@unisa.ac.za

  • University of South Africa Bursaries 2026-2027

    Unisa - University of south africa

    University of South Africa Bursaries 2026-2027

    Details Of University of South Africa Bursaries 2026

    Bursaries Undergraduate

    Unisa Masters and Doctoral bursary application forms

    • Masters by Coursework
    • Masters by Research and Doctoral study
    • Masters and Doctoral by Experimental Research

    Unisa: Honours / Postgraduate Diploma Bursary

    A.  Bursary Conditions:

    1. The Bursary shall be awarded by the CHS on recommendation by the College of Graduate Studies (CGS) Bursary Selection Committee.
    2. The Bursary shall be tenable in the first instance for one year, subject to renewal in subsequent years of registration. Any subsequent award will be based on the appropriate and successful utilization of the previous award/s and on satisfactory progress as demonstrated in the academic record of the student.
    3. The Bursary shall be open to financially needy holders of an undergraduate degree in any discipline who have achieved the minimum average of 65% for the major in which they wish to undertake the Honours studies. Students who intend to study for their fourth year in Social Work and Visual Arts are also eligible, provided they meet the minimum requirement of 65% average at the third-year level. Such students are therefore required to motivate their applications by providing evidence of their need to the Vetting Committee.
    4. The Bursary will not be awarded to students who are receiving funding from other sources.
    5. The Bursary shall be open to South African citizens only.
    6. The Bursary shall cover the full registration and tuition fees, a textbook amount and a research expenses amount (to the descretion of the Selection Committee) for the student’s chosen modules in the Honours degree, Postgraduate Diploma or the fourth year of study in Social Work or Visual Arts.
    7. For students who have not completed the Honours or Postgraduate Diploma in 3 years, the Bursary shall be converted into a loan with interest rates determined by Unisa.
    8. The Bursary shall NOT pay repeating modules that have been failed during previous examinations.
    9. Recipients of the bursary will be urged to continue their studies and register for the Master’s degree upon successful completion of their Honours or Postgraduate Diploma studies.

    B.  Important Dates:

    1. Applications for the Bursary open on 4 November 2016 and close on 5 February .
    2. Notification of results will be communicated to applicants by 28 February .

    C.  Submission of applications:

    The relevant application form must be sent to: DSF-POSTGRD@unisa.ac.za

    Honours Bursary application form

    Unisa Masters by Dissertation and Doctoral study Bursary

    Criteria and conditions:
    In line with the university’s funding policy, student funding to postgraduates is provided on the basis of academic merit. Kindly note that a submitted application form does not guarantee a bursary. Only applications received before the closing date will be evaluated for funding. Applications are open from 4 November 2016 to 5 February . Incomplete and late application forms will not be considered.

    Eligibility

    1. Have obtained 24 Credits in the Proposal module at Unisa, please note that this bursary does not cover the Proposal Module.
    2. This bursary does not cover any Coursework Masters qualifications.
    3. A supervisor’s report that recommends financial support on grounds of quality submissions e.g. research chapters submitted, data analyses etc.
    4. Approval by the Masters and Doctoral Research Bursary Committee (MDRBC) based on academic progress, standard of work submitted, prioritisation of research fields, innovative specializations and appropriate methodology.
    5. Preference will be given to, but is not limited to, the following fields: Natural Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics.
    6. Awards will only be made dependent on available funding.
    7. Closing date for applications is 5 February .
    8. No late or incomplete applications will be considered

    Bursary Conditions

    1. All bursary awards, including the first one, are conditional upon receipt of a positive report from the student’s supervisor. Detailed progress reports and re-application forms for each subsequent year of funding, must be submitted to the Directorate Student Funding (DSF) by 5 February of any given year.
    2. Bursaries are not awarded to permanent staff members of UNISA. They should apply for the master’s and doctoral support programme (MDSP).
    3. Students who are registered for a second masters or doctoral degree will not be considered for a bursary.
    4. This bursary will ONLY fund students registered for Masters by Dissertation or Doctoral qualifications
    5. The bursary is awarded to South African and non-South African citizens, but preference will be given to South African students
    6. Continued receipt of the bursary is dependent on a favourable supervisor’s report indicating that the recipient is progressing with his/her studies. Preference will be given to existing bursary holders, especially those close to completion.
    7. Students need to submit a student’s report (Section F) before the application will be submitted for consideration to the Postgraduate Bursary Committee.
    8. Granting of the bursary is not automatic. Only students who apply by the specified date and have completed the application form will be considered.
    9. Students are responsible for claiming any credit balances in their student account from the UNISA Finance Department.
    10. Students will be advised of the outcome within 4 weeks of the closing date.
    11. By signing the application form, the student indicates that he/she agrees with and accepts the conditions contained therein.
    • Masters by Dissertation (Full Research)
      • Registration fee for a maximum of 3 years. Research funds totalling R55,000 (paid out according to an submitted budget approved by the Supervisor and the MDRBC).
    • Doctoral Research
      • Registration fee for a maximum of 4 years. Research funds totalling R80,000 (paid out according to an submitted budget approved by the Supervisor and the MDRBC).

    Application form will be available from 4 November 2016 to 5 February .

    Completed application forms must be returned to DSF-POSTGRD@unisa.ac.za

    M&D by Research Bursary application form

    Unisa Masters by Coursework Bursary

    Criteria and conditions:
    In line with the university’s funding policy, student funding to postgraduates is provided on the basis of academic merit. Kindly note that a submitted application form does not guarantee a bursary. Only applications received before the closing date will be evaluated for funding. Applications are open from 04 January 2016 to 05 March 2016. Incomplete and late application forms will not be considered.

    Eligibility

    1. Have passed two modules of the Coursework Masters.
    2. A supervisor’s report that recommends financial support on grounds of academic performance in the coursework modules already completed.
    3. Approval by the Masters and Doctoral Research Bursary Committee (MDRBC) based on the coursework modules already completed and supervisor’s report.
    4. Preference will be given to, but is not limited to, the following fields: Natural Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, but not to the exclusion of the social sciences or humanities.
    5. Awards will only be made dependent on available funding.
    6. Closing date for applications is 05 March 2016.
    7. No late or incomplete applications will be considered

    Bursary Conditions

    1. All bursaries will be awarded subject to the academic performance of the student and a positive report from the supervisor upon completion of the required coursework modules.
    2. A submitted application form does not guarantee funding being awarded.
    3. Awards will not be granted to: (a) permanent staff members of Unisa, (b) students who are registered for a second/third masters degree, (c) students who have already completed a doctorate, (d) students who have not successfully completed two modules towards the Coursework Masters, (e) students registered towards an MBA or MBL qualification.
    4. The bursary will only fund students registered for a Coursework Masters qualification.
    5. The bursary is awarded to South African and non-South African citizens, but preference will be given to South African students.
    6. Continued receipt of the bursary is dependent on academic performance and a favourable supervisor’s report indicating that the recipient is progressing with his/her studies. Preference will be given to existing bursary holders, especially those close to completion.
    7. Students need to submit a student’s report (Section F) before the application will e submitted for consideration to the Masters and Doctoral Bursary Committee
    8. Students will be advised of the outcome within 4 weeks of the closing date.
    9. If the application for funding is unsuccessful, it remains the responsibility of the student to settle any fees due to Unisa.
    10. By signing this application form, the student indicates that he/she agrees with and accepts the conditions contained herein.
    11. No late or incomplete applications will be considered.
    12. Awards will only be made dependent on available funding.

    Bursary Covers

    1. Tuition fees for a maximum of 2(two) years.
    2. Research funds not exceeding R20,000 while the student is registered for the dissertation module.

    Research Budget

    1. A detailed budget indicating expenditure needs to be submitted each year upon re-application.
    2. Research funds will only be paid out according to the submitted and approved budget.
    3. Submitted research budgets will be approved by both the supervisor and the MDRBC.

    Completed application forms should be returned to DSF-POSTGRD@unisa.ac.za

    Masters by Coursework Bursary application

    Unisa Masters by Experimental Research Bursary

    Criteria and conditions:
    In line with the university’s funding policy, student funding to postgraduates is provided on the basis of academic merit. Kindly note that a submitted application form does not guarantee a bursary. Only applications received before the closing date will be evaluated for funding. Applications are open from 4 November 2016 – 25 October . Incomplete and late application forms will not be considered.

    Eligibility

    1. Have obtained 24 Credits in the Proposal module at Unisa, please note that this bursary does not cover the Proposal Module.
    2. This bursary does not cover any Coursework Masters qualifications.
    3. A supervisor’s report that recommends financial support on grounds of quality submissions e.g. research chapters submitted, data analyses etc.
    4. Approval by the Masters and Doctoral Research Bursary Committee (MDRBC) based on academic progress, standard of work submitted, prioritisation of research fields, innovative specializations and appropriate methodology.
    5. Preference will be given to, but is not limited to, the following fields: Natural Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics.
    6. Awards will only be made dependent on available funding.
    7. Closing date for applications is 25 October .
    8. No late or incomplete applications will be considered

    Bursary Conditions

    1. All bursary awards, including the first one, are conditional upon receipt of a positive report from the student’s supervisor. Detailed progress reports and re-application forms for each subsequent year of funding, must be submitted to the Directorate Student Funding (DSF) by 25 October . No bursary applications will be considered without a full and complete submitted application form.
    2. Bursaries are not awarded to permanent staff members of UNISA. They should apply for the master’s and doctoral support programme (MDSP).
    3. Students who are registered for a second masters or doctoral degree will not be considered for a bursary.
    4. This bursary will ONLY fund students registered for Masters or Doctoral by experimental research qualifications
    5. The bursary is awarded to South African and non-South African citizens, but preference will be given to South African students
    6. Continued receipt of the bursary is dependent on a favourable supervisor’s report indicating that the recipient is progressing with his/her studies. Preference will be given to existing bursary holders, especially those close to completion.
    7. Students need to submit a student’s report (Section F) before the application will be submitted for consideration to the Postgraduate Bursary Committee.
    8. Granting of the bursary is not automatic. Only students who apply by the specified date and have completed the application form will be considered.
    9. Students are responsible for claiming any credit balances in their student account from the UNISA Finance Department.
    10. Students will be advised of the outcome within 4 weeks of the closing date.
    11. By signing the application form, the student indicates that he/she agrees with and accepts the conditions contained therein.
    • Masters by Experimental Research
      • Registration fee for a maximum of 3 years. Research funds totalling R80,000 (paid out according to an submitted budget approved by the Supervisor and the MDRBC).
    • Doctoral by Experimental Research
      • Registration fee for a maximum of 4 years. Research funds totalling R120,000 (paid out according to an submitted budget approved by the Supervisor and the MDRBC).

    Application form will be available from 4 November 2016 to 25 October .

    M&D by Experimental Research Bursary application form

    Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Bursary awards

    The Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries intends to award comprehensive bursaries to qualifying applicants pursuing and/or intending to further their studies in critical scarce skills in the agriculture, forestry and fisheries sectors. The bursaries will cover tuition, accommodation, books, meals and monthly allowance.

    The bursary awards target the previously disadvantaged and impoverished persons from poverty-stricken and deep rural communities. Females and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. (This bursary is available to both undergraduate and postgraduate students).

    Dieter Meyer zu Bargholz Bequest (DMzBB) M & D Archaeology Bursary

    This bursary is awarded primarily to carry out fieldwork, laboratory / technical analyses, archival or oral research towards the completion of approved research projects for the master’s or doctoral degree. The funds may also be used to attend specialist training courses or local conference (e.g. of the Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists) within the SADC region. Your Supervisor/s must be consulted before you submit your application.

    Attorneys Fidelity Fund

    The Attorneys Fidelity Fund is a statutory client protection fund, providing protection against loss of money or property entrusted to attorneys. The Fund is committed to the enhancement of standards of legal education in South Africa, particularly for aspirant entrants into the attorneys’ profession.

    The minimum requirement to qualify for this bursary is a BA (Law), BComm (LawO, B.Iuris or B.Proc degree, OR proof of successful completion of the first 2 (two) years of the revised 4-year LLB curriculum. The bursary is intended for LLB study at a South African university. Preference will be given to applicants in serious financial need, although outstanding academic merit will be taken into consideration. The bursary shal only be applied towards tuition fees of a successful applicant.

    For more information call:  021 424 46089 / 0711 or email: LLBbursary@fidfund.co.za

    Website:  www.fidfund.co.za

  • UNISA Bachelor Degree Courses in Law

    UNISA Bachelor Degree Courses in Law

    University of South Africa Bachelor Degree Courses in Law

    Bachelor of Arts in Criminology (98681)
    Bachelor of Arts in Forensic Science and Technology (90002)
    Bachelor of Arts in Police Science (98683)
    Bachelor of Commerce in Law Law (98309 – LAW)
    Bachelor of Laws (98680)

  • Vaal University of Technology Admission Requirements

    Vaal University of Technology Admission Requirements

    Admission Requirements

    Department: Process Control and Computer Systems

    Diploma: Engineering Electrical, B Tech: Engineering Electrical, M Tech: Engineering Electrical, MEng: Engineering Electrical and

    D Tech: Engineering Electrical

    Computer Systems & Process Control

    National Diploma – Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Note: Scholars who do not qualify for the National Diploma Programmes may apply for the pre diploma programmes. Tel: (016) 950-9589. For details on the pre diploma programmes see VUT website www.vut.ac.za.

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including 12 months Work Integrated Learning.

    M Tech in Process Control or Computer Systems

    Offered as research over a two year period.

    Admission requirements for M Tech in Process Control or Computer Systems

    Relevant B Tech degree or equivalent degree in Process Control or Computer Systems.

    D Tech in Process Control or Computer Systems

    Offered as research over a three year period.

    Admission requirements for D Tech in Process Control or Computer Systems

    Relevant M Tech degree or equivalent degree in Process Control or Computer Systems.

    Department: Electronic Engineering

    Diploma: Engineering Electrical, B Tech: Engineering Electrical

    M Tech: Engineering Electrical, MEng: Engineering Electrical and

    D Tech: Engineering Electrical

    National Diploma – Minimum Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Note: Scholars who do not qualify for the National Diploma Programmes may apply for the pre diploma programmes. Tel: (016) 950-9589. For details on the pre diploma programmes see VUT website www.vut.ac.za

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including 12 months Work Integrated Learning.

    Department: Power Engineering

    Diploma: Engineering Electrical, B Tech: Engineering Electrical,

    M Tech: Engineering Electrical, MEng: Engineering Electrical and

    D Tech: Engineering Electrical

    National Diploma – Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Note: Scholars who do not qualify for the National Diploma Programmes may apply for the pre diploma programmes. Tel: (016) 950-9589. For details on the pre diploma programmes see VUT website www.vut.ac.za

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including 12 months Work Integrated Learning

    Department: Chemical Engineering

    Diploma: Engineering Chemical,

    B Tech: Engineering Chemical, M Tech: Engineering Chemical, MEng Engineering Chemical and PhD: Engineering Chemical

    National Diploma – Minimum Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Note: Scholars who do not qualify for the National Diploma Programmes may apply for the pre diploma programmes. Tel: (016) 950-9589. For details on the pre diploma programmes see VUT website www.vut.ac.za

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements:

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including 12 months work integrated learning.

    Magister Technologiae: Engineering: Chemical Admission requirements:

    B Tech: Engineering: Chemical or equivalent. As this degree is based on research, all candidates shall, prior to registration submit the following:

    Guidelines for research projects are available at the Faculty of Engineering.

    Duration of Programme: The equivalent of 1 year full-time study.

    Programme Structure: This instructional programme comprises of a thesis only.

    PhD Engineering: Chemical Admission requirements:

    Magister Technologiae: Engineering: Chemical or equivalent

    Ad hoc cases will be treated on merit.

    Duration of the programme: At least two years full time research, concluded with a Doctoral Thesis

    Department: Civil Engineering and Building

    Diploma: Engineering: Civil, B Tech: Engineering Civil,

    M Tech: Engineering Civil, MEng: Engineering Civil and

    D Tech: Engineering Civil

    National Diploma – Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Note: Scholars who do not qualify for the National Diploma Programmes may apply for the foundation programmes. Tel: (016) 950-9589. For details on the pre diploma programmes see VUT website www.vut.ac.za

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including Work Integrated Learning.

    MAGISTER TECHNOLOGIAE (M Tech: Engineering: Civil)

    ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT: B Tech: Engineering: Civil or an NQF level 7 qualification in Civil Engineering (or related field) with an average of 60%. Holders of any other equivalent South African or foreign qualifications may also be considered based on the department’s assessment of these qualifications and the candidate’s suitability for admission into the programme. A SAQA evaluation certificate will be required to be submitted upon application for admission by candidates with foreign qualifications.

    PROGRAMME DURATION: Minimum formal time is one year.

    PROGRAMME STRUCTURE: This instructional programme comprises of a thesis only, provided that the learner has already passed an instructional offering in research methodology.

    DOCTOR TECHNOLOGIAE (D Tech: Engineering: Civil)

    ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT: M Tech: Engineering: Civil or an NQF level 8 qualification in Civil Engineering (or related field). Holders of any other equivalent South African or foreign qualifications may also be considered based on the department’s assessment of these qualifications and the candidate’s suitability for admission into the programme. A SAQA evaluation certificate will be required to be submitted upon application for admission by candidates with foreign qualifications.

    PROGRAMME DURATION: Minimum of two years and a maximum of five years.

    PROGRAMME STRUCTURE: This instructional programme comprises of a thesis only, provided that the learner has already passed an instructional offering in research methodology.

    Industrial Engineering

    Department: Industrial Engineering & Operations Management

    Diploma: Engineering Industrial, B Tech Engineering: Industrial Engineering and

    M Tech: Engineering Industrial

    National Diploma – Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including Work Integrated Learning.

    MASTER TECHNOLOGIAE (M Tech): ENGINEERING: INDUSTRIAL

    Programme Prerequisites

    (i) A B Tech: Engineering: Industrial degree with Average of 60%.

    (ii) All students are required to attend a Programme in research methodology

    Programme Duration

    As this degree is mainly based on research, all candidates for the degree shall, within six months after registration, submit proof of:

    a) Completion of the Project Research IV subject (or approved equivalent) at the B Tech level;

    b) Submission of a research proposal approved by the EXCO of Senate.

    Minimum duration is one year. Note: Guidelines for research projects are available from the Faculty of Engineering.

    Operations Management

    Department: Industrial Engineering & Operations Management

    Diploma: Engineering Operations Management, B Tech: Operations Management and M Tech: Operations

    National Diploma – Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including Work Integrated Learning.

    Department: Mechanical Engineering

    Diploma: Engineering Mechanical, B Tech: Engineering Mechanical, M Tech: Engineering Mechanical, MEng: Engineering Mechanical and

    D Tech: Engineering: Mechanical

    National Diploma – Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Note: Scholars who do not qualify for the National Diploma Programmes may apply for the pre diploma programmes. Tel: (016) 950-9589. For details on the pre diploma programmes see VUT website www.vut.ac.za

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech) – Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including 12 months Work Integrated Learning.

    MAGISTER TECHNOLOGIAE (M Tech)

    ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: A minimum average of 65% must be achieved in Baccalaureus Technologiae. All students are required to attend a Programme in research methodology.

    PROGRAMME DURATION: Minimum formal time is one year

    PROGRAMME STRUCTURE: A dissertation.

    DOCTOR TECHNOLOGIAE (D Tech)

    ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Magister Technologiae, or equivalent qualification

    PROGRAMME DURATION: Minimum formal time is two years

    PROGRAMME STRUCTURE: An advanced research project with a thesis.

    Department: Metallurgical Engineering

    Diploma: Engineering Metallurgical, B Tech: Engineering Metallurgical,

    M Tech: Engineering Metallurgical, MEng: Engineering Metallurgical and

    D Tech: Engineering Metallurgical

    National Diploma – Admission Requirements

    NSC National Senior Certificate Compulsory Subjects Minimum 3 = 40 – 49%

    4 = 50 – 59%

    5 = 60 – 69%

    6 = 70 – 79%

    7 = 80 – 89%

    8 = 90 – 100%
    Mathematics 4
    Physical Science 4
    English 4
    Any other 4 subjects with a minimum of 3 4 x 3
    Total APS 24

    Note: Scholars who do not qualify for the National Diploma Programmes may apply for the pre diploma programmes. Tel: (016) 950-9589. For details on the pre diploma programmes see VUT website www.vut.ac.za

    Baccalaureus Technologiae (B Tech )- Admission requirements

    All applicants must have a National Diploma with the proviso of a 60% performance in those diploma subjects that will carry forward into the B Tech qualification, including 12 months Work Integrated Learning.

    M Tech

    B Tech or equivalent:

    This is a purely research qualification. The student should prove that he/she has passed an approved Programme in research methodology.

    D Tech

    Admission requirements:

    Magister Technologiae: Engineering: Metallurgical

    Ad hoc cases will be treated on merit.

    Duration of the programme: At least two years full time research, concluded with a Doctoral Thesis

  • Damelin Admission Requirements

    Damelin Admission Requirements

    Faculties & Courses

  • Saint Ambrose Nursing School Online Application 2026

    The Saint Ambrose Nursing School Online Application for 2026 is open for qualified applicants. Saint Ambrose Nursing School invites prospective students to register for 2026 Application form. Saint Ambrose Nursing School application is open for prospectus applicants.

    Therefore, Saint Ambrose Nursing School encourage prospective students to apply online via application form (Hard-Copy) early as possible for 2026 academic year.

    How to Apply Saint Ambrose Nursing School Online Application 2026

    In order to apply Saint Ambrose Nursing School Online Application, you will need the followings:

    • A working email address
    • your South African identity number
    • If you are an international applicant, your passport number

    How To Registration Saint Ambrose Nursing School Online Application 2026

    • Go to
    • Proof of payment of your registration fee(compulsory for SA and International applicants)
      Certified copy of your ID document(ID document compulsory for SA citizens – your application cannot be processed without a certified copy of your ID and Passport Number for International Applicants
    • Exam Results: Final Grade 12 results (if available). Grade 11 results (if currently doing grade 12) are very important for your application. Thus, have it on hand.
    • Remember you will need a unique email address when applying either online or in a hard copy.

    If you are unable to apply online, you may submit a paper application by printing the forms from the links below, and sending them to the Admissions Office at the address indicated on the right.

    When to Apply Saint Ambrose Nursing School Application Forms 2026

    Buffalo City TVET College Application Forms will open from April to November 2026.

    Saint Ambrose Nursing School Application Procedure 2026

    Here are the Saint Ambrose Nursing School  Admission Requirements:

    For entry into the NVC at NQF Level 2, you require:

    •  A year-end report for Grades 9, 10, 11 or 12 or an
    •  An NQF Level 1 qualification, or
    • An approved bridging programme designed for the specific purpose of accessing  NQF Level 2, or
    • A Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment to meet the basic requirements for access to NQF Level 2.

    Full Time Nated Courses
    Application fee (new students only) and class fees are payable on registration.

    All new applications must be accompanied by:

    • Certified copy of latest school report/statement of results/Grade 12 or N3 certificate.
    • Six certified copies of ID of Learner.
    • Two certified copies of ID of Parent/Guardian.
    • One ID size photo of Learner.

    Applications should be submitted as early as possible in the applications cycle, which commences in April of each year.

  • The Private Hotel School – Student Accommodation

    The Private Hotel School – Student Accommodation

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    TPHS has an on-site student house cottage consisting of

    • Eight double bedrooms and one single room
    • Fully furnished lounge and DSTV
    • Fully equipped communal kitchen
    • Swimming pool
    • Secure Parking

    All the rooms (except the cottage) have an en-suite bathroom, are air-conditioned and are furnished with the following: Single bed, bar fridge, desk and wardrobe. Coin operated washing machine available on the premises. Students must bring their own bedding. No meals provided. Water and electricity is included in the cost. Please note, accommodation is limited and TPHS works on a first come first serve basis. Admission to The Private Hotel School does not imply that the student has a room at TPHS student house. See attached pricelist below.

    Please indicate on page 8 of the application form if you are interested in student accommodation.

    TPHS is located 8km outside of Stellenbosch and students who find accommodation in Stellenbosch, will need their own transport. The school is very close to Vlottenburg train station, so students are able to take a train from Stellenbosch to the school. Alternatively, students can arrange a shuttle. For more information, contact Bettina Shuttle Tours at +27 (021) 887 0702, www.bettinashuttle.co.za

    Visit these websites below to view available accommodation in Stellenbosch
    www.stellenboschapartments.com
    www.stelliesflats.com
    www.academia.co.za
    www.campuskey.co.za
    www.leapfrog.co.za / quintus.bouwer@leapfrog.co.za

     

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    TPHS Rent 2016 8 KB

  • 2026 Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Online Application Form

    2026 Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Online Application Form

    Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Application 2026 :To apply to the University of Cape Town , you need the documents below :

     

    1) A certified copy of the green bar coded ID
    2) Proof of payment of any relevant application fees
    3) Certified copy of grade 11 results and any latest grade 12 results
    For a full list of tips to remember before you apply, See Application Checklist. Applicants must check individual further requirements for each course and each tertiary institution. Please also be aware of NBTs and check with your university if you need NBT results to apply.
    FYI: South Africans learners wishing to apply online will need a working email address and an ID number. Foreign learners wishing to apply will need to have their passport number.

    The Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa  Application Form for 2026 is expected to open from from 1 April to 30 November.

    Therefore Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa encourage prospective students to apply online via application form (Hard-Copy) early as possible for 2026 academic year.

    How to Apply Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Application Form 2026

    In order to apply Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa  Application Form, you will need the followings:

    • A working email address
    • your South African identity number
    • If you are an international applicant, your passport number

    To apply Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Application Form 2026

    How to apply Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa  Application Form 2026

    • Go to https://www.btc.co.za/
    • Proof of payment of your registration fee(compulsory for SA and International applicants)
      Certified copy of your ID document(ID document compulsory for SA citizens – your application cannot be processed without a certified copy of your ID and Passport Number for International Applicants
    • Exam Results: Final Grade 12 results (if available). Grade 11 results (if currently doing grade 12) are very important for your application. Thus, have it on hand.
    • Remember you will need a unique email address when applying either online or in a hard copy.

    If you are unable to apply online, you may submit a paper application by printing the forms from the links below, and sending them to the Admissions Office at the address indicated on the right.

    Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa  Application Forms 2026

    University of Cape Town Application Forms for 2026 admissions will become available in April 2026.

    When to Apply Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Application Forms 2026

    University of Cape Town (UCT) Application Forms will open from April to November 2026.

    Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa Application Procedure 2026

    Here are the Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa (UCT) Admission Requirements:

    For entry into the NVC at NQF Level 2, you require:

    •  A year-end report for Grades 9, 10, 11 or 12 or an
    •  An NQF Level 1 qualification, or
    • An approved bridging programme designed for the specific purpose of accessing  NQF Level 2, or
    • A Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment to meet the basic requirements for access to NQF Level 2.

    Full Time Nated Courses
    Application fee (new students only) and class fees are payable on registration.

    All new applications must be accompanied by:

    • Certified copy of latest school report/statement of results/Grade 12 or N3 certificate.
    • Six certified copies of ID of Learner.
    • Two certified copies of ID of Parent/Guardian.
    • One ID size photo of Learner.

    Applications should be submitted as early as possible in the applications cycle, which commences in April of each year.

  • 2026 Management College of Southern Africa Online Application Form

    2026 Management College of Southern Africa Online Application Form

    Management College of Southern Africa 2026 :To apply to the University of Cape Town , you need the documents below :

    1) A certified copy of the green bar coded ID
    2) Proof of payment of any relevant application fees
    3) Certified copy of grade 11 results and any latest grade 12 results
    For a full list of tips to remember before you apply, See Application Checklist. Applicants must check individual further requirements for each course and each tertiary institution. Please also be aware of NBTs and check with your university if you need NBT results to apply.
    FYI: South Africans learners wishing to apply online will need a working email address and an ID number. Foreign learners wishing to apply will need to have their passport number.

    The Management College of Southern Africa (MCSA) Application Form for 2026 is open from from 1 April to 30 November.

    Therefore Management College of Southern Africa encourage prospective students to apply online via application form (Hard-Copy) early as possible for 2026 academic year.

    Every student who wants to start a new qualification must apply for admission at Management College of Southern Africa Via Management College of Southern Africa online application tool. This Management College of Southern Africa online application window is open for;

    • First-time Management College of Southern Africa applicants
    • Management College of Southern Africa students changing to a new qualification and / or specialization
    • Applicants who previously applied for admission and were not offered a space or who were offered a space, accepted the offer and did not register
    • students completing a higher certificate or any other programme and who wish to continue with further undergraduate studies

    How to Apply Management College of Southern Africa (MCSA) Application Form 2026

    In order to apply Management College of Southern Africa Application Form, you will need the followings:

    • A working email address
    • your South African identity number
    • If you are an international applicant, your passport number

    To apply (MCSA) Application Form 2026

    If you are unable to apply online, you may submit a paper application by printing the forms from the links below, and sending them to the Admissions Office at the address indicated on the right.

    See Also:  Port Rex Technical High School Application 2026

    Management College of Southern Africa Application Forms 2026

    Management College of Southern Africa Application Forms for 2026 admissions will become available in April 2026.
    Application procedure
    The following recommendations are for the benefit of applicants.

    When to apply

    Applications should be submitted as early as possible in the applications cycle, which commences in April of each year.

  • Ukwazi School Of Nursing Application 2026-2027

    Ukwazi School Of Nursing Application 2026/2027

    Ukwazi School Of Nursing QUALIFICATIONS

    The old (legacy) auxiliary nurse and enrolled nurse qualifications have been phased out by the SOUTH AFRICAN NURSING COUNCIL.

    The following new nursing qualifications are being phased in

    • the HIGHER CERTIFICATE in AUXILIARY NURSING to commence in January 2026 – a 1 year programme; and
    • the DIPLOMA IN NURSING: STAFF NURSE (GENERAL NURSE) to commence in January 2026 – a 3 year programme.

    UKWAZI SCHOOL OF NURSING has already been accredited by the COUNCIL ON HIGHER EDUCATION for both new qualifications and it is also registered by the SOUTH AFRICAN QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY for these qualifications. The SCHOOL has also been inspected by the SOUTH AFRICAN NURSING COUNCIL for the new qualifications (the first in the country), but the accreditation process must still be finalised.

    Our sister company (UKWAZI SKILLS CAMPUS PTY LTD) offers a programme for the training of health care assistants which is accredited by the HEALTH & WELFARE SETA (it is not regulated by the SOUTH AFRICAN NURSING COUNCIL).  This programme will aid prospective nursing students who  do not have LIFE SCIENCES as a subject on their National Senior Certificate (or whose mark in Life Sciences is too low) in applying for admission to the new nursing qualifications as it includes foundational Anatomy and Physiology.  The course will still equip students with the required skills and competencies to find employment in the health care industry.

    HOW TO APPLY FOR ADMISSION:  APPLICATION FORM

    The School will conclude admission procdures for the first intake of students for the January 2026 intake of the Higher Cerificate in Auxiliary Nursing in June 2026 (provided all accreditation and registration processes are concluded by then).  It will finalise admission for the June 2026 intake in November 2026.  Students wishing to have their details recorded on a waiting list are invited to complete the prescribed form and to contact the School in that regard.

    Details for the 2026 intakes of the Diploma in Nursing will be finalised later.  However, students intending to apply for admission can request the School to record their names on a waiting list so long.

    An Information Brochure which explains the dates of all intakes; fees payable; course content; etc will be available from our offices in due course.  It will be available by fax; email; or personal collection.  You are invited to contact your campus of choice – Roodepoort or Potchefstroom (see tabs at the top of this page) for further information in this regard.