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  • Details of Doxa Deo School of Divinity Application 2026/2027

    Details of Doxa Deo School o f Divinity Application 2026/2027

    We want to help you locate a Doxa Deo campus nearest to where you live!
    Look for the appropriate city and within the city select the campus nearest to you.
    Clicking on the campus link will take you through to all the information you
    will need to connect with a campus in your area.

    Leadership Centre

    Plot 7 Olympus
    corner Atterbury & Olympus Drive
    Faerie Glen
    Pretoria
    South Africa

    Email: leadershipcentre@doxadeo.org
    Tel: 012 991 3883

  • Varsity College Important Application Dates

    Varsity College Important Application Dates

     

    Application Closes by 31st October Every Year

  • Can i do matric through unisa

    Can i do matric through unisa

    Unisa does not offer Matric or Matric Rewrite, what the school does is to allow students or applicants take up Bridging courses to supplement their Matric Results in order to be eligible for a certain Programme or course.

    Can i do matric through unisa

    Definition

    A bridging course is a university-preparation course with an academic curriculum that is offered to mature students as a means of preparing for the intellectual challenges of a university education, successful completion of which is recognized as a basis of admission to the University.

    Role of Bridging Courses in the Admissions Process

    For mature students with no previous post-secondary school record, completion of an approved bridging course with a grade of B or better shall be recognized as one of the bases of admission for mature students applying to undergraduate Faculties provided that other general requirements for mature student admission to the relevant Faculty have been met.

    For students who have previously attended post-secondary institutions, successful completion of a bridging course is but one factor that may be considered when the entire academic record is reviewed at the time of application.

    Can i do matric through unisa

    Approval of Bridging Courses

    In order for the successful completion of a university-preparation course to be considered a basis of admission  the course must be approved as a bridging course through the normal route for course approval in the department, Faculty, or non-Faculty based institute offering the course. Approval should be granted only to a university-preparation course that meets the requirements set out in the regulations that follow. Academic Standards, Curriculum and Pedagogy should be informed of any decisions regarding the granting of approval of any university-preparation course. In this way, ASCP will be able to monitor decisions to ensure the consistent application of Senate policy.

  • North-West University (NWU) Nursing Application 2026/2027

    North-West University (NWU) Nursing Application 2026/2027

    How to apply online

    Step 1: Getting a student number (start at step 2 if you already have one)

    Please note that the allocation of a student number does not mean that you have completed the application process. Please go through all the steps below to ensure that your application is complete and that it reaches us. Incomplete applications will not be processed by the University.

    Step 2: Log in

    When you receive a student number, use that together with the PIN number you created to log in.

    Step 3: What do you want to study?

    Complete all the fields. Use the yearbooks to obtain more information about the qualifications, modes of delivery and curricula.

    Step 4: Upload supporting documents

    In order to consider your application, please upload the following supporting documents:

    • Available grade 12 marks (or gr 11 if the gr 12 marks are not available yet), or a copy of your matric certificate – if you have already passed matric.
    • Copy of your ID
    • Additional documents for international prospective students:
      • A copy of relevant results
      • A copy of your passport

    Step 5: Submit application

    Please make sure that you press the Submit application button when you have finished ensuring that we receive your application.

    Banking details:

    • ABSA account number: 409 169 1369
    • Name of account: NW University Online Registrations
    • Branch code & name: 632 005, Tom Street
    • Reference:
      • A + Prospective student’s ID no OR
      • A + student no OR
      • A+ Date of birth and surname

    Contact details for help/information

  • Stenden University South Africa Hospitality Management

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    Stenden University South Africa Hospitality Management

    School of Hotel Management

    Welcome to the world of hospitality management! It is a fascinating and rapidly changing industry that, especially in South Africa is in great need of well educated professionals.

    Professionally offering hospitality calls for in-depth knowledge, skills and an appropriate attitude. That is our business. Our study programme sets out to give students precisely those attributes. Succeeding in this aim requires a good attitude to studying and appropriate study behaviour. We hold our students to account for this attitude and behaviour in and outside of the classroom. We like to see our students approach all activities with devotion and involvement and seek to treat them as the potential leaders they are. The Hospitality industry is not for everyone. It is a seven days a week and a 24 hours a day industry that requires character and flair. As a student you will experience this in our institute where we expect you to take initiative, tackle problems and take responsibility.

    Whether this is an industry for you is a question only you can answer. The academic years for you as a student will be a time of discovery, challenge and excitement. Discovery: “Can I handle the programme?” “Is the Hospitality industry for me?” “What will be asked of me?” Challenge: finding your level of competence, trying to exceed your limits and learning to balance work with play. Excitement: making new friends, expanding your horizons and celebrating success. I wish you all the best on this journey!

  • UNISA Doctor of Laws Mercantile Law (98602 – MCL)

    UNISA Doctor of Laws Mercantile Law (98602 – MCL)

    Admission requirements

    An LLM degree. Multi- inter- and trans-disciplinary candidates who do not have a master’s degree in Law may apply for doctoral studies in Law via RPL. In addition to the above requirements, applicants must submit a transcript or an academic record, as well as a document describing their intended research. Students will be accepted on the following criteria: Suitability and viability of the intended research; Adequate supervisory capacity and research expertise in the discipline or department. An approved selection procedure which is in line with Unisa’s policies on equality and diversity in the discipline or department.

    Qualification stream:Mercantile Law
    Qualification code:98602 – MCL
    NQF level:10
    Total credits:360
    SAQA ID:6025

    Doctoral degree

    A doctoral degree will require you to undertake research at the most advanced academic levels culminating in the submission, assessment and acceptance of a thesis. Coursework may be required as preparation or value addition to the research, but does not contribute to the credit value of the qualification. The defining characteristic of this qualification is that you will be required to demonstrate high-level research capability and make a significant and original academic contribution at the frontiers of the discipline or field. This work must be of a quality to satisfy peer review and merit publication.

    Research focus areas

    Click here to view a list of departments and research focus areas for the College of Law.

    Research outline (not required for coursework LLM degrees)

    Unisa’s admission policy has changed and you are now required to submit a detailed research outline for each master’s and doctoral qualification for which you apply. No application submitted without a detailed research outline will be considered. Although this research outline may differ for each qualification or academic department, the basic information required is as follows:

    • Title
    • Summary of topic
    • Short literature review
    • Expected contribution of the study
    • Methodology to be followed
    • Availability of the data
    • List of references
    • Reasons why you are interested in the topic

    Student fees and funding your studies

    Application fee

    Pay the online application fee of R105,00 once you have received your Unisa student number. Please note that the application fee is non-refundable even if you decide not to study through Unisa or do not qualify for admission to Unisa.

    Student fees

    UNISA Students Fees
    UNISA Bursaries and Loans

    Apply for a student number and apply for admission

    Who must apply for a Unisa student number?

    • You must apply for a Unisa student number if you have never before studied towards a formal qualification at Unisa. Student numbers issued for Unisa’s short learning programmes are not valid for formal qualifications. Your formal Unisa student number will be your permanent Unisa student number.
    • If you are applying for admission to a Graduate School of Business Leadership (SBL) qualification, please apply for a Unisa student number, unless you previously studied at Unisa towards a formal qualification.
    • If you are applying for admission to a selection degree, you must apply for a Unisa student number if you have never before studied towards a formal qualification at Unisa. If you do not have a formal Unisa student number and are selected for admission to one of the selection degrees, you will not be able to register for the next academic year. Please ensure that you apply for a Unisa student number, apply for admission and upload all the supporting documents.

    Please note:

    • You do not need re-apply for a student number if you already have a student number for a formal qualification.
    • No application for admission to the next academic year will be processed without a valid student number.
    • An application for a Unisa student number is NOT an application for admission to a qualification.

    How to apply for a Unisa student number?

    • Apply online for a student number for a formal qualification at Unisa. 
    • Pay the non-refundable application fee of R105,00 (some exceptions may apply). Your application for a student number will only be finalised upon receipt of the application fee. The application fee is non-refundable even if you decide not to study through Unisa or do not qualify for admission to your qualification of choice.
    • Upload a copy of your ID / passport.

    Who should apply for admission?

    • Everyone wanting to start a new master’s or doctoral degree must apply for admission. This includes
      • first-time Unisa applicants
      • Unisa students changing to a new qualification
      • applicants in their final year of a postgraduate diploma, honours degree or master’s degree who wish to continue with further postgraduate studies
    • You must re-apply for admission if you previously applied for admission to a master’s or doctoral degree and received feedback, but did not register for any reason.
    • You must re-apply for admission if you are a previously registered master’s or doctoral student, but did not register for the current academic year and now wish to continue with master’s or doctoral studies in the next academic year. This excludes students who applied for and were granted a formal deferment.

    How to apply for admission

    1. You must apply for each new qualification even if you already have a Unisa student number.
    2. You must have a Unisa student number for a formal qualification before you can apply for admission.
    3. You must then apply online for admission and upload the required documents.

    Application dates: September – November with the exceptions listed below

    You may apply for the following qualifications outside the prescribed application dates:

    Applicants who wish to pursue a multi, inter or transdisciplinary doctoral degree should apply for the Doctor of Philosophy (90040)Please contact the Master’s and Doctoral Administration Section for assistance (012 441 5702; mandd@unisa.ac.za).
    College of Science, Engineering and Technology (excluding Computing students)Please contact the Master’s and Doctoral Administration Section for assistance (012 441 5702; mandd@unisa.ac.za).
    Decision SciencesPlease contact the Master’s and Doctoral Administration Section for assistance (012 441 5702; mandd@unisa.ac.za).
    Master of Science in Nature Conservation (full dissertation) (98022)Please contact the Master’s and Doctoral Administration Section for assistance (012 441 5702; mandd@unisa.ac.za).
    Selection degreesSelection degrees have different closing dates for applications and are administered by the respective academic departments. Only a limited number of students are selected per academic year.

    Registration

    Only students whose application for admission was approved and re-registering students (who made sufficient progress during the current academic year) will be allowed to register online within the approved registration period for the next academic year. No printed registration forms will be accepted.
    Click here for registration information.

  • UNISA Higher Certificate in Social Auxiliary Work Course

    UNISA Higher Certificate in Social Auxiliary Work Course

    Admission and re-admission requirements

    Qualification admission requirements

    Your admission to Unisa is dependent on you meeting the specific admission requirements for your chosen qualification.
    A National Senior Certificate (NSC) with 30% in the language of teaching and learning,
    or
    A Senior Certificate (SC) with at least an F symbol in the language of teaching and learning.
    Applicants should note that this is a selection qualification, in which they will be assessed to ascertain suitability to the profession. In addition to the above requirements, applicants will be subjected to the following:
    Criminal convictions checks as mandated by the South African Council for Social Service Professions (SACSSP),
    or
    A police clearance for criminal convictions checks aligned with the definition of a ‘fit and proper person’ by the SACSSP.
    Applicants must include, together with their documentation, a receipt or affidavit from SAPS indicating that they have applied for a police clearance certificate. This clearance certificate must be submitted by successful applicants at the time of registration.
    Two character references from credible sources, such as a school leader, a religious leader, or a community leader.
    Students must be registered with the SACSSP at the start of their studies. The Department of Social Work at UNISA will facilitate registration with the Council. If you don’t meet the admission requirements above, click here to view other qualification admission requirements in the College of Human Sciences.

    Qualification code:90011
    NQF level:5
    Total credits:120
    SAQA ID:93971
    APS/AS:15
    Maximum time to complete this qualification: 3 years

    Student fees and funding your studies

    Application fee

    Pay the application fee once you’ve received your student number:

    • R105 for online applications
    • R160 for hard copy applications

    Please note that this application fee is non-refundable even if you decide not to study through Unisa or do not qualify for admission to Unisa.

    Student fees

    Click here to find out more about Unisa’s student fees, and the bursaries and loans for Unisa students.

    Apply for admission

    Applications for admission to undergraduate higher certificates, diplomas & degrees, advanced certificates, advanced diplomas, the Postgraduate Certificate in Education & BTech degrees will be open from August – September 
    Applications will however close earlier in August for the following two qualifications:

    • Bachelor of Social Work (90088)
    • Higher Certificate in Social Auxiliary Work (90011)

    Please note:

    • Everyone wanting to start a new qualification must apply for admission.
    • Unisa will inform you of the outcome of your application. If successful, Unisa will indicate for which qualification you have been accepted and will offer you a space for the period for which you have applied (ie either semester 1 or semester 2).
    • You must accept or decline Unisa’s offer within the prescribed period of time.
    • If you accept Unisa’s offer, you must register for the period for which you have been granted admission (ie semester 1 or semester 2). Should you not register for the relevant semester of study, you will need to re-apply for admission during the next application period.

    Additional support for this qualification via TVET colleges

    Unisa has an agreement with various Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges to offer classes in a selected number of qualifications. These classes have proved to generally improve the throughput rate of students who enrol for them.
    Take note of the following:

    • Make sure that your TVET college of choice offers support in your qualification.
    • Apply for admission during Unisa’s application period via your TVET college or via Unisa.

    Registration

    Unisa will send the necessary information about registration dates and the registration process to all successful applicants who have confirmed their acceptance of Unisa’s offer. Visit www.unisa.ac.za/register for registration information.

    Curriculum / modules

    The curriculum information for this qualification will be available closer to the registration phase.

    List of All UNISA Course Modules 

  • University of Johannesburg UJ Term Date 2026

    University of Johannesburg UJ Term Date 2026

    ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2026

    Senior students – please note the dates of the 2026 Academic Calendar below (similar to those of 2016) differ significantly from the dates and format of the 2015 Academic Calendar.

    Activity

    Dates

    Off-site (online) student registration for 2026

    Mon 2026-01-09 – Fri 2026-02-03

    SSA FSA (exam) of 2nd Semester 2016

    Mon 2026-01-09 – Fri 2026-01-13

    First year seminar

    Tue 2026-01-31 – Fri 2026-02-03

    First Term (Quarter)

    Mon 2026-02-06 – Thu 2026-03-24

    Mid Semester Break

    Sat 2026-04-08 – Mon 2026-04-17

    Second Term (Quarter)

    Mon 2026-03-27 – Fri 2026-04-07 and

    Tue 2026-04-18 – Fri 2026-05-19

    Study Break for Students

    Sat 2026-05-20 – Fri 2026-05-26 *

    1st Semester Final Assessment (FSAO/Exam)

    Sat 2026-05-27 – Tue 2026-06-13

    Winter Holidays for Students

    Fri 2026-06-16 – Sun 2026-07-09

    Mid-Year Supplementary Assessments (SSA

    Mon 2026-07-17 – Fri 2026-07-21

    FSAOs)

    Third Term (Quarter)

    Mon 2026-07-24 – Fri 2026-09-08

    Mid Semester Break

    Sat 2026-09-09 – Sun 2026-09-17

    Fourth Term (Quarter)

    Mon 2026-09-18 – Fri 2026-11-03

    Study Break for Students

    Sat 2026-11-04 – Fri 2026-11-10

    2nd Semester Final Assessment (FSAO/Exam)

    Sat 2026-11-11 – Tue 2026-11-28

    Summer Holidays for Students

    From Wed 2026-11-29

    End of Year Supplementary Assessments

    Mon 2026-01-08 – Fri 2026-01-12

    (SSA FSAOs)

    *The Final Assessments (Exams) of 31 May and 1 June will move to the Study period – 23 & 24 May respectively due to religious reasons. 31 May and 1 June will then be available for study purposes.

  • Unisa welcomes Fulbright Scholar

    Inspired towards Science, Engineering and Technology (I-SET) proudly welcomes Dr Tanja Karp from Texas Tech University to Unisa. She will be part of the team until June , and was welcomed by Prof Isaac Osunmakinde, Director of the School of Computing, and Kabelo Pheeha, I-SET Facilitator. I-SET is a flagship community engagement project of the College of Science, Engineering and Technology (CSET) at Unisa. The aim of the project is to inspire awareness of science, engineering and technology through the fun activities of robotics.

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    Kabelo Pheeha (I-SET Facilitator), Dr Tanja Karp (Fulbright Scholar 2016/ ), and Prof Isaac Osunmakinde (Director: School of Computing)

    Karp will be hosted by I-SET as one of ten US Fulbright Scholars to South Africa during . She is an associate professor in electrical and computer engineering from Texas Tech University (TTU), with teaching and research focused on community engagement, service learning, and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education among learners and undergraduate engineering students through robotics. At TTU, she has been the organiser of the annual Get Excited About Robotics (GEAR) competition, which has grown from 20 participants to more than 1 000 participants during the last 10 years.

    The Fulbright programme is the flagship international educational exchange programme sponsored by the US government and is designed to “increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries”. Over the past fifty years, the Fulbright programme has provided almost 300 000 participants—chosen for their academic merit and leadership potential—with opportunities to study, teach and conduct research, exchange ideas and contribute to finding solutions to shared international concerns. The programme also awards grants for international faculty, professionals, and students from around the world for advanced research, university lecturing, and studies in the United States.

    This visit evolved from a collaboration that started at the Engagement Scholarship Conference 2013, which was hosted at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. In 2015 and 2016, robotics teams from USA, Germany, and I-SET participated in an exploratory Virtual Robotics Competition to allow participation in an international competitive challenge without having the constraint of the cost of travel. It is envisaged that this initiative will be enhanced and expanded to reach a wider community of robotics learners, currently constrained by distance and resources.

    During her stay at Unisa, Karp will be participating in the facilitation of I-SET robotics workshops at science expos, including the 2016 SKA national science week, the SAASTA Techno Youth Programme, TechnoX and Scifest. She will also facilitate the presentation of a new I-SET short learning programme, namely Practical Experience of Engineering and Programming.

    A lively exchange of experience between I-SET leaders and professionals in both countries will be part of her visit, especially pertaining to successes in creating interest in science, engineering, and technology through community engagement and robotics. She looks forward to interacting with Unisa students and learners in I-SET robotics workshops. It is the goal of I-SET and Karp that this collaboration continues beyond her stay in South Africa and will result in new international initiatives and opportunities.

    *By Patricia Gouws

  • Unisa Application | Unisa how to apply

    Unisa Application | Unisa how to apply

    Unisa Application : Wondering how to Apply to Unisa? Get application dates, apply online at unisa, requirements and late application information? Then continue reading below

    To apply to University of South Africa , 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, read here. 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. For more information on NBT’s click here.
    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.

    Once all documents are ready, Click Here To Apply —> Unisa Application Procedure

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