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  • 2026/2027 University of the Free State Online Application For Admission

    2026/2027 University of the Free State Online Application For Admission

    University of Free State: Online Application Form 2026/2027

    University of Free State (UFS) Application Form for 2026/2027 is now open for Undergraduate and Postgraduate – UFS invites prospective students to apply for 2026/2027 academic year.

    Closing Date: 30th September 2026

    How to Apply Online

    Application Forms(Click below to Download)

    Application documents for admission for currently registered students

    • DV2 Form (Application to change an incomplete qualification (degree/diploma/certificate) and or campus of studies by a registered student.)
    • DV3 Form (Application form for registered students in their final year who wish to apply for a new qualification on completion of the qualification (degree/diploma/certificate) they are currently registered for.)

    About UFS

    The University of the Free State is a multi campus public university in Bloemfontein, the capital of the Free State. As part of the mission to become ‘a university recognised across the world for excellence in academic achievement and in human reconciliation’, the university, its staff, students and alumni play a pivotal role in the central parts of South Africa, the country as a whole, the region, Africa and abroad.  Academic Divisions include: Economic and Management Sciences, Education, Health Sciences, Law, Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Humanities and Theology.

    University contact numbers

    Or telephone:
    Bloemfontein Campus: +27(0)51 401 9111

    Qwaqwa Campus: Tel: +27(0)58 718 5000

    South Campus: +27(0)51 401 9111

    For general information, e-mail: info@ufs.ac.za

    Write to:

    Bloemfontein Campus
    Qwaqwa Campus South Campus
    University of the Free State
    P.O. Box 339
    Bloemfontein 9300
    South Africa
    Qwaqwa Campus
    Private Bag X13
    Kestell Road
    Phuthaditjhaba
    9866
    South Campus
    PO Box 339
    Church Street
    Bloemfontein
    9300
  • UniZulu Admission Pamphlet 2026/2027

    UniZulu Admission Pamphlet 2026/2027

    Address all correspondence:

    Kwadlangezwa Campus

    Richards Bay Campus

    Postal address:

    Registrar

    Postal addres:

    Registrar

    University of Zululand

    University of Zululand

    Private Bag X1001,

    Private Bag X1041,

    KwaDlangezwa, 3886

    Richards Bay, 3900

    Physical Address:

    1 Main Road, Vulindlela

    Physical address:

    2 Cent Circle Road,

    Arboretum, Richards Bay, 3900

    KwaDlangezwa, 3886

    Telephone Number

    : 035 – 902 6361

    Telephone Number:

    035 – 9026923 / 6950

    Fax Number:

    035-9026026 / 7

    Fax Number

    : 035 – 9026033

    Email address : admissions@unizulu.ac.za

    Email Address:

    RadebeE@unizulu.ac.za

    University’s Web address: www.unizulu.ac.za

    ADMISSIONS OFFICE

    Mr Vuyani Maneli

    Manager : Student Admissions Management

    T: 035-9026715

    Ms Deliwe Zikalala

    Senior Admissions Officer

    T: 035-9026051

    Ms Nomcebo Zulu

    Admissions Officer

    T: 035-9026030

    Mr Mlamuli Mngadi

    Admissions Officer

    T: 035-9026178

    Please use the following Email for all Admissions Enquiries

    : admissions@unizulu.ac.za

    Where to find us:

    Where to find us:

    Kwadlangezwa Campus

    Richards Bay Campus

    Student Registration Building

    Office No. A2 – 13

    Room 32, Ground Floor

    Second Floor

    VW MANELI 1

    1. APPLICANTS LIVING WITH DISABILITIES/SPECIAL NEEDS

    All such applicants are required to contact the Guidance and Counselling Unit for more information at

    0359026304

    2.TUITION AND ACCOMMODATION FEES

    INITIAL MINIMUM DEPOSIT

    R300

    Non residential

    R4000

    Residential

    Please note this exclude R300 acceptance of offer fee

    NB : Please do not give cash to anyone! You need to deposit the initial registration fee at least 4 days BEFORE registration date into the University’s Bank Account as follows:

    Account Name

    :

    University of Zululand

    Bank

    :

    ABSA Bank, Empangeni

    Branch code

    :

    632005

    Type of account

    :

    Current Account

    Account No.

    :

    1880000051

    Reference

    :

    YOUR STUDENT NUMBER (this is VERY IMPORTANT!)

    Kindly contact the following for more information:

    FINANCE

    Mr. Thabani Makhathini

    035 9026292

    3. APPLYING FOR STUDENT HOUSING (FIRST YEAR STUDENTS)

    All requests for accommodation are done online. Please visit our website on www.unizulu.ac.za and click on the following link: resonline.unizulu.ac.za Kindly note that our online facility will be opened on the 14 January 2026 and we have very limited spaces.

    For further information please contact: Mrs T Nsibande at Student Housing on 035-9026179.Please note that Richards Bay Campus is a day campus and there is no official University accommodation on that campus.

    4. APPLYING FOR BURSARIES

    The University administers two categories of Funding, Merit and Needy Cases

    4.1 Merit

    VW MANELI 2

    Matric merit focusses on first year matric students that performed at achievement levels of between 7 and 5. The University funds them fully from registration, and continue to fund them if they continue to pass and drop no modules during the course of their studies.

    Senior students merits are sourced through ICT, looking at top performers last year or year last registered on campus. We focus on distinction and first class students that do not fail any module, undergraduate academic programme, and doing the full number of modules in any particular year. Awarding in subsequent years is dependent on similar performance.

    4.2 Needy Cases

    Students personally apply or get referred to us by the Faculties and the Office of The Dean of Students. The criteria to access these are:

    Proof that the student is destitute in terms of household income;

    Proof of family situation that renders the family destitute, e.g. orphanage;

    Fair academic performance at an average of 75 percent; and

    Non-receipt of another funding, except for NSFAS loans.

    Kindly contact Mr TT Mthiyane at 035 9026682 or 035 9026307 for more information

    4.3 APPLYING FOR NATIONAL STUDENT FINANCIAL AID SCHEME (NSFAS)

    Next year’s (2026) students will apply for a loan online and use cellphone-generated vouchers to pay for books and food.The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has re-engineered the system so the new centralised online application process is expected to start on August 1.

    Now the students first apply for funding approval to NSFAS through the new centralised system, list their “wishlist” of institutions where they hope to study, then take that financial approval to the institutions to apply for a place.

    The NSFAS Application form is accessible on our webpage at www.unizulu.ac.za and click on “Apply”, just below “Why Study at UNIZULU” there are links and click on “Funding” where you can download and print the NSFAS Application Form

    The deadline for applications for financial aid for next year is 30 November 2016.

    NSFAS

    0860 067 327

    Email: info@nsfas.org.za

    www.nsfas.org.za

    4.4The following are other NSFAS bursaries that are not administered by the University which applicants may apply for:

    Social Worker

    www.dsd.gov.za

    Students with Disabilities

    www.nsfas.org.za

    Teaching

    www.funzalushaka.doe.gov.za

    VW MANELI 3

    5.SUBMISSION OF MATRIC CERTIFICATES

    All First year registered students are expected to submit their matric certificates to the Admissions Office, Room 32 Ground Floor, Admin Building on or before 31 August 2026.

    All registered Senior Students who have to date not submitted their final matric certificates are also instructed to submit their matric certificates on or before the 31 August 2026.

    Please note, all students who failed to submit their matric certificates will NOT be allowed to register in 2026.

    6.WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU TO REGISTRATION

    Identity Document (certified)

    Confirmation of postal address (e.g. municipality or medical aid or statement from local Inkosi)

    Certified copy of final statement of results or equivalent

    Certified copy of National Senior Certificate or equivalent

    Proof of residence (e.g. municipality statement)

    Firm offer letter

    Proof of registration fee deposit

    6.1 Foreign students must in addition provide

    Valid passport

    Study permit

    Proof of financial means (bank statement, bursaries, cash available/traveller’s cheque to cover envisaged living expenses during the sojourn in the Republic and to pay tuition fees)

    Proof of medical insurance

    All Foreign students should be in possession of a valid study permit and a valid medical aid, before they register. No extension of registration will be permitted if an international student is not in possession of a study permit at the time of registration. Please note that in order to obtain a study permit, an admission letter and proof of membership of a comprehensive medical aid scheme must be submitted to the Department of Home Affairs or a South African foreign mission.

    It is strongly advised that foreign students approach the South African Embassy in their home countries for more information or requirements before they come to the Republic of South Africa to study. Alternatively, applicants may visit the Department of Home Affairs at www.dha.gov.za

    VW MANELI 4

    7. REGISTRATION SCHEDULE OF FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

    2026 Faculty registration of ALL First year Undergraduate students

    7.1 MANUAL REGISTRATION

    REGISTRATION

    TIME

    FACULTY/PROGRAMME

    VENUE

    CAMPUS

    DATES

    Mon,

    16

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Education programmes

    King Bhekuzulu

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    Great Hall

    Tue,

    17 January

    08h00

    to

    All Science & Agriculture

    King Bhekuzulu

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    programmes

    Great Hall

    Wed,

    18

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Commerce, Admin &

    King Bhekuzulu

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    Law programmes

    Great Hall

    Thu,

    19

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Arts programmes

    King Bhekuzulu

    KWADLANGEZWA

    201

    16h00

    Great Hall

    Fri,

    20

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Faculties/Programmes

    King Bhekuzulu

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    Great Hall

    PLEASE NOTE: You will forfeit your space if you do not register as per attached schedule and your space will be offered to the next applicant

    7.1.2 STUDENT WEB ONLINE REGISTRATION

    REGISTRATION

    TIME

    FACULTY/PROGRAMME

    VENUE

    CAMPUS

    DATES

    Mon,

    16

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Education programmes

    HP LAB (Behind

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    the Library)

    Tue,

    17

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Science & Agriculture

    HP LAB (Behind

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    programmes

    the Library)

    Wed,

    18

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Commerce, Admin &

    HP LAB (Behind

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    Law programmes

    the Library)

    Thu,

    19

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Arts programmes

    HP LAB (Behind

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    the Library)

    Fri,

    20

    January

    08h00

    to

    All Faculties/Programmes

    HP LAB (Behind

    KWADLANGEZWA

    2026

    16h00

    the Library)

    PLEASE NOTE: You will forfeit your space if you do not register as per attached schedule and your space will be offered to the next applicant

    VW MANELI 5

    7.2 RICHARDS BAY CAMPUS REGISTRATION OF ALL FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

    7.2.1 MANUAL REGISTRATION

    REGISTRATION

    TIME

    PROGRAMME

    VENUE

    CAMPUS

    DATES

    Mon, 16 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    Diploma

    in

    Hospitality

    Ground floor

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    Management

    Lecture halls

    BAY

    Diploma

    in

    Sport

    &

    Exercise Technology

    Tues, 17 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    Diploma

    in

    Transport

    Ground floor

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    Management

    Lecture halls

    BAY

    Diploma

    in

    Logistics

    Management

    Diploma

    in

    Management

    of Co-Operatives

    Higher

    Certificate

    In

    Marketing

    Higher

    Certificate

    in

    Accountancy

    Wed, 18 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    Diploma in Media Studies

    Ground

    floor

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    Diploma

    in

    Public

    Lecture halls

    BAY

    Relations Management

    Thurs, 19 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    All programmes

    Ground floor

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    Lecture halls

    BAY

    Fri, 20 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    All programmes

    Ground floor

    RICHARDS

    14h45

    Lecture halls

    BAY

    7.2.2 STUDENT WEB ONLINE REGISTRATION

    REGISTRATION

    TIME

    PROGRAMME

    VENUE

    CAMPUS

    DATES

    Mon, 16 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    Diploma

    in

    Hospitality

    Computer

    Lab

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    Management

    A1-13

    BAY

    Diploma

    in

    Sport

    &

    Exercise Technology

    Tues, 17 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    Diploma

    in

    Transport

    Computer

    Lab

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    Management

    A1-13

    BAY

    Diploma

    in

    Logistics

    Management

    Diploma

    in

    Management

    of Co-Operatives

    Wed, 18 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    Diploma in Media Studies

    Computer

    Lab

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    Diploma

    in

    Public

    A1-13

    BAY

    VW MANELI 6

    Relations Management

    Thurs, 19 January 201

    08h00

    to

    All programmes

    Computer

    Lab

    RICHARDS

    16h00

    A1-13

    BAY

    Fri, 20 January 2026

    08h00

    to

    All programmes

    Computer

    Lab

    RICHARDS

    14h45

    A1-13

    BAY

    PLEASE NOTE: You will forfeit your space if you do not register as per attached schedule and your space will be offered to the next applicant

    7.3 LECTURE DATES

    Starts

    Monday, 6 February 2026

    7.4 QUALIFICATION AND MODULES MODIFICATION

    DATE

    TIME

    Tue, 7 until Fri, 10 February 2026

    08h00 to 16h00

    7.5 CHANGING OF QUALIFICATION (FIRST YEAR STUDENTS)

    It is NOT NECESSARY to apply through the Central Applications Office (CAO) to change your academic programme. All students who wish to change their academic programmes are kindly requested to complete the UNIZULU prescribed application form and must observe the closing dates. The forms are available on our website www.unizulu.ac.za and must be submitted at the Admissions Office Room 32 Admin Building Ground Floor.

    7.6 ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR NEW STUDENTS

    Orientation for new undergraduate students is only open to registered students. Richards Bay students will be directed accordingly during registration.

    DATES

    VENUE

    Monday, 23 January until Friday, 03 February 2026

    Walter Gcabashe Chapel

    VW MANELI 7

    7.7 The University has four (4) Faculties namely:

    Faculty of Arts

    Faculty of Commerce, Administration and Law

    Venue: Arts Building, Office No 12

    Venue: D – Block Building, Office No. 305

    Telephone: 035 9026366

    Telephone: 035 9026539

    Email: NdlovuNF@unizulu.ac.za

    Email: MthantiB@unizulu.ac.za

    Faculty of Education

    iv. Faculty of Science and Agriculture

    Venue: Education Building, Office 105

    Venue: Science Faculty Building, Office No. SC 225

    Telephone: 035 9026333

    Telephone: 035 9026567

    SmookD@unizulu.ac.za

    Email: NdlangamandlaC@unizulu.ac.za

    Disclaimer

    Information is accurate at time of publication and is subject to change at any time without notice. Whilst reasonable precautions have been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information above, the University cannot accept liability for errors and omissions that may exist.

    MANAGER: ADMISSIONS

    August 2026

  • 2026/2027 Cape Peninsula University of Technology Online Application For Admission

    2026/2027 Cape Peninsula University of Technology Online Application For Admission

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    Cape Peninsula University of Technology: Application 2026/2027 – Apply to CPUT

    Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) invites prospective students to apply online or by hard-copy application form for 2026/2027 academic year.

    Application deadline is end of September 2026

    InstitutionCape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)

    How to apply?

    To apply for admission, you have to complete an application form.

    Some courses require students to submit additional information as part of their application. Please see the Additional admission requirements for more information.

    Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible in the application cycle. You can find CPUT’s online application form here.

    Please note that applicants are limited to three choices (to be filled in on one form). Any further applications will be discarded.

    There are four ways you can get a form to apply for admission:

    1. Download a PDF of the form that you can print at home.

    Download the undergraduate application form for 2026/2027

    2. Collect a form at the Registration and Applications Office on the various campuses.

    3. Request that an application form be mailed to you by writing to the Registrar:

    The Registrar
    Cape Peninsula University of Technology
    PO Box 1906
    Bellville
    7535

  • CPUT Application Process Step 6: Send in your form and documents

    CPUT Application Process Step 6: Send in your form and documents

    Completed application forms and accompanying documents must be submitted to the Admissions Office. You can submit your application form and accompanying documents in two ways:

    1. Forms can be hand-delivered at the campus where the programme is offered. The venues of offering of all courses are outlined in the application form.

    2. Forms can also be posted to the Admissions Office at the campus where the programme is offered, by using the addresses below.

    Courses at the Bellville Campus Courses at the Cape Town and Granger Bay Campuses
    Admissions Office
    PO Box 1906
    Bellville
    7535
    Republic of South Africa
    Admissions Office
    PO Box 652
    Cape Town
    8000
    Republic of South Africa
    Courses at the Mowbray Campus Courses at the Wellington Campus
    Admissions Office
    PO Box 13881
    Mowbray
    7705
    Republic of South Africa
    Admissions Office
    Private Bag X8
    Wellington
    7654
    Republic of South Africa

    Faxed and email forms will not be accepted.

    Important note: Never submit a form to anyone claiming to be a representative of CPUT. Only forms that are submitted via post or hand-delivered to the Admissions Office will be accepted.

    Closing dates

    It is advisable that applications for admission to study at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) be submitted as early as possible.

    Courses/ applicants Closing date
    Architectural Technology 31 July
    International applicants 31 August
    South African applicants, including Design 30 September

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  • 2026-2027 Eastcape Midlands TVET College Prospectus

    2026-2027 Eastcape Midlands TVET College Prospectus

    2026-2027 Eastcape Midlands TVET College Prospectus is available for Download

    A university or school prospectus is a document sent to potential (prospective) students to attract them to apply for admissions. It usually contains information about the institution and the available courses, including advice on how to apply and the benefits of accepting a place.

    Click Here To download 2026-2027 Eastcape Midlands TVET College Prospectus

     

  • How To Apply For South African Passport

    How To Apply For South African Passport

    How to apply for a passport online

    Online registration and submission

    I went to the Department of Home Affairs’ website and saw a link to apply for your passport or Smart ID online. It took me to https://ehome.dha.gov.za/echannel . I registered on this website then found options to apply for a passport online for myself or for minors. I selected the Minor Passport option, completed the forms and submitted them online.

    The questions were quite straightforward however there was one unusual question – “How many spouses do you have?” . Maybe, it’s not so unusual in the South African context though.

    I was required to select a branch where I wanted to collect my passport. Apart from Home Affairs branches all over the country, there were options to select certain ABSA and Standard Bank branches in Johannesburg and Pretoria (about three of each bank). I selected Standard Bank Killarney which was most convenient for me. Mine and my husband’s ID copies were required, which I uploaded and submitted online.

    Payment

    I was then required to initiate a payment instruction, by entering my bank account details. Thereafter I logged into my Standard Bank internet banking account and found the My Bills option under Payments. I selected the Department of Home Affairs as a beneficiary.  The payment instruction then appeared under My Bills. I entered my reference number and approved the payment. The passport renewal fee is currently R400 for a normal passport.

    Booking an Appointment

    Once the payment had been registered by the Department of Home Affairs, I was taken to a page to book an appointment for biometrics (fingerprints). Note that if you want to go to Home Affairs for this step, no booking is necessary. (Just expect to wait in long lines). I selected Standard Bank Killarney again and then had to select a time slot.

    Confirmation

    I received an appointment confirmation which I had to take with me to the bank.

    Notifications

    At every step above, I would receive an email and SMS notification.

    Appointment

    I went to Standard Bank Killarney on Friday (12 August at 2pm )- which was the latest appointment I could get. They had a separate Home Affairs section within the Bank. There were no queues at all. They took photos of my kids in the photo booth and asked for mine and my husband’s electronic thumbprints and signatures.  I didn’t even have to give in photos or any other documents however do take your ID book/card and old passport with ( if you have one). I was told that I would receive a notification to collect the passports in 2- 3 weeks. The staff were efficient and compared to Home Affairs, the whole process was a pleasure.

    I received an SMS and an email on 22 August (10 days later) to say that the passports were ready for collection.

     

    Notes

    Beware of incorrect information – Prior to making the appointment, I had emailed Standard Bank to confirm that their Killarney branch processed passport applications and they replied to say that it was “only open to all Standard Bank customers between the age of 25 to 40 who have an active Internet Banking account”. Then I asked the same question on their Facebook page and they confirmed that it was open to all ages. When I went into the Killarney branch they told me that it had just opened up to all ages from a week ago.  Apparently their call centres had not been informed yet.

    • You have to be a Standard Bank, FNB or Absa Internet Banking customer. Payment has to be processed online. You can’t go into the bank and pay as they are not authorised to accept payments and you can’t pay from someone else’s account. Only adults applying for their minor children can use their accounts to pay for the children.
    • If you are applying for a new passport when you have an existing one, your old passport needs to expire within the next 6 months.
    • If you are applying because your old passport is full, then you need to have 3 or less blank pages. If you have more than 3 blank pages, you will not be able to apply for a new one.
  • 2026/2027 Capricorn TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Capricorn TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Capricorn TVET College Online Application Form is available for download. Check the links below for the latest pdf version of the application form.

    Capricorn TVET College has four Campuses namely, Seshego Campus,  Polokwane Campus,  Ramokgopa Campus and Senwabarwana Campus. 

    Capricorn College is a product of a merger of three Colleges with very distinct and diverse historical backgrounds. These were the former Pietersburg Technical College (PTC), Bochum College of Education and the former Northern Province Community College (NPCC).Capricorn Colleges for FET has become the first choice institution for further education for many young people as the programmes offered directly respond to the priority skills demands of the South African economy. The College further offers theory and practical learning. There are many exit options for young people to choose.

    Capricorn College for further education and training institution is to achieve its vision by offering responsive, flexible and quality programmes that are accessible to all learners through formal learning, skills development and learnerships. This is achieved by forming partnerships with relevant stakeholders, making use of committed human capital and employing appropriate physical and fiscal resources.Succinctly, Capricorn College for FET will achieve this mission by making use of the following Strategic Goals.

    Programmes / Courses

    NCV Courses 

    • MANAGEMENT
    • BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
    • MARKETING
    • HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
    • FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
    • OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
    • TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS
    • ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION
    • CIVIL ENGINEERING & BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
    • ENGINEERING AND RELATED DESIGN
    • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
    • MECHATRONICS
    • PROCESS PLANT OPERATIONS
    •  SAFETY IN SOCIETY
    • HOSPITALITY
    • TOURISM
    • CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
    • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
    • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING:

    Admission Requirements

    For entry into the National Certificate (VOCATIONAL) at NQF Level 2 you are required to have:

    • A year-end school report for Grades 11 or 12 certificate; or
    • An NQF 1 qualification; or
    • An approved bridging program designed for the specific purpose to access NQF Level 2; or
    • A Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment to meet the basic requirements for access
      to NQF Level 2
    • Grade 9 and 10 will be considered only in exceptional cases.

    The National Certificate (Vocational) subjects are offered at Levels 2, 3 & 4 of the  National Qualification Framework (NQF).  All NCV programs consist of a fundamental learning component and a vocational component and
    comprise of 130 credits on each level.
    3 Fundamental Subjects (Compulsory):

    • English first additional language (official language)
    • Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
    • Life Orientation

    How to Enrol

    1. A year-end school report for Grades 11 or 12 certificate; or
    2. An NQF 1 qualification; or
    3. An approved bridging programme designed for the specific purpose to access NQF Level 2; or
    4. A Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment to meet the basic requirements for access to NQF Level 2
    5. Grade 9 and 10 will be considered only in exceptional cases

    Contact Details

    CENTRAL OFFICE

    16 Market Street
    0699 POLOKWANE
    Private Bag X 9674
    0700 POLOKWANE

    Tel: (015) 230 1800
    Fax: (015) 291 2767

    Die Meer Street
    0699 POLOKWANE
    Tel: (015) 283 3300
    Fax: (015) 297 2183

    Senwabarwana Main Street
    0790 SENWABARWANA
    Tel: (015) 505 3172
    Fax: (015) 505 3174

    1919 Freedom Drive
    0742 SESHEGO
    Tel: ( 015)  223 9600
    Fax: (015)  223 5187

    Next to Mokomene High 0811

    Tel: 015 526 2750 or 015 526 2670

    Website : www.capricorncollege.co.za

  • NWU Natural and Agricultural Sciences Requirements

    Admission requirements

    Please note that the below admission requirements are subject to change pending selection and possible faculty-specific requirements.

    Study information is subject to change and is a summary of the general fields of study. This information was compiled for introduction and orientation purposes and the North-West University accepts no liability for inaccuracies that may occur in this guide. The official yearbook of the University must in all cases be consulted during the process of compiling a programme for a specific field of study. The appropriate yearbook is available on request at: studies@mynwu.info / 018 285 4320 / applicationsug@nwu.ac.za.

    Please note that, owing to specific capacity constraints, the University reserves the right to select candidates for admission to certain fields of study. This means that prospective students who comply with the minimum requirements will not automatically be admitted to the courses in question. Because of the capacity limitations and the high demand from students for admission to particular fields of study, students will be selected on the basis of their Grade 12 results for admission to these fields.

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    DegreeField RequirementsAPSCampusPossible Career Opportunities
    Diploma in Animal Health English level 3Mathematics level 3Life Sciences OR Physical Sciences level 3DURATION: 3 years19Mahikeng  Animal Health TechnicianPharmaceutical companiesAnimal Feed companiesAnimal Breeding stationsBeef, sheep and goats, Pig, Poultry and Dairy production companiesAgricultural firmsResearch ScientistsConsultancy firmsNational and Provincial Departments of AgricultureNational and International NGOsResearchers
    Diploma in Animal Science English level 3Mathematics level 3 OR Mathematical Literacy level 5Life Sciences OR Physical Sciences level 3 OR Agricultural Sciences level 4DURATION: 3 years19Mahikeng Animal Feed companiesAnimal Breeding stationsBeef, sheep and goats, Pig, Poultry and Dairy production companiesAgricultural firmsResearch ScientistsConsultancy firmsNational and Provincial Departments of AgricultureNational and International NGOsResearch and Policy Institutions
    Diploma in Plant ScienceCrop ProductionEnglish level 3Mathematics level 3 OR Mathematical Literacy level 5Life Sciences OR Physical Sciences level 3 OR Agricultural Sciences level 4DURATION: 3 years19Mahikeng  National and Provincial Departments of AgricultureForestry and Fisheries (DAFF)Department of Rural Development and Land Reform (DRDLR)Agricultural Research Council (ARC)Fertilizer companiesCommercial farmsSeed companiesAgrochemical companiesAgro-processing companiesVarious NGOs that deal in and agriculture and rural development
    Bachelor of Sciencewith Chemistry and Physics with Physics and Mathematicswith Physics and Applied Mathswith Physics and Computer Sciencewith Computer Science and MathematicsMathematics level 5Physical Science level 4DURATION: 3 years26PotchefstroomMahikeng * See below
    Bachelor of Sciencewith Biochemistry and ChemistryMathematics level 4Physical Science level 4DURATION: 3 years26PotchefstroomMahikeng * See below
    Bachelor of Sciencewith Chemistry, Mathematics and Applied Mathswith Geography and Applied MathematicsMathematics level 5Physical Science level 4DURATION: 3 years26Potchefstroom* See below
    Bachelor of Sciencewith Applied Mathematics and Chemistrywith Chemistry and Mathematicswith Applied Mathematics and Electronicswith Electronics and Mathematicswith Electronics and Physicswith Chemistry and Computer Sciencewith Computer Science and ElectronicsMathematics level 5Physical Science level 4DURATION: 3 years26Mahikeng * See below
    Bachelor of Sciencewith Computer Science and StatisticsMathematics level 5Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26PotchefstroomVanderbijlpark* See below
    Bachelor of Sciencewith Computer Science and EconomicsMathematics level 5DURATION: 3 years26PotchefstroomVanderbijlpark* See below
    Bachelor of Sciencewith Mathematics and EconomicsMathematics level 5DURATION: 3 years26Potchefstroom* See below
    Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Mathematics level 4DURATION: 3 yearsMODE OF DELIVERY: Contact and *Distance learning26PotchefstroomVanderbijlpark*Distance learningProgrammerSoftware EngineerApplication developerSystems administratorSystems analyst and designerBusiness analystDatabase administrator and designerBusiness Intelligence developerProject leaderEntrepreneurInformation Technology ManagerResearcher
    Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Scienceswith Statistics and Mathematicswith MathematicsMathematics level 5Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26Potchefstroom* See below
    Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Scienceswith Applied Mathematics and MathematicsMathematics level 5Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26Mahikeng * See below
    Bachelor of Science in Biological Scienceswith Microbiology and Biochemistrywith Microbiology and Botany Mathematics level 4Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26PotchefstroomMahikeng * See below
    Bachelor of Science in Biological Scienceswith Zoology and Biochemistrywith Chemistry and Physiologywith Zoology and Botanywith Zoology and Microbiologywith Zoology and Physiologywith Microbiology and Physiologywith Botany and BiochemistryMathematics level 4Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26Potchefstroom* See below
    Bachelor of Science in Environmental Scienceswith Microbiology and Chemistrywith Botany and Chemistrywith Geography and Computer Sciencewith Geography and Botany Mathematics level 4Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26Mahikeng Potchefstroom * See below
    Bachelor of Science in Environmental Scienceswith Zoology and Chemistrywith Geology and Chemistrywith Geology and Geographywith Zoology and Geographywith Geology and Botanywith Zoology and Geologywith Geology and Microbiologywith Tourism and Zoology with Tourism and Geography with Tourism and BotanyMathematics level 4Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26Potchefstroom* See below
    Bachelor of Science in Environmental Scienceswith Chemistry and GeographyMathematics level 5Physical Science at level 4DURATION: 3 years26Mahikeng * See below
    Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics Mathematics level 6DURATION: 3 years32PotchefstroomVanderbijlpark Financial Product DeveloperStructured Financing SpecialistFinancial Engineer Financial Mathematician
    Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Risk Management Mathematics level 6DURATION: 3 years32PotchefstroomVanderbijlpark Market or Credit Risk Analyst/ManagerCommercial BankerCorporate Banker Treasury AnalystRisk Analyst/ManagerDecision Support AnalystInvestment AnalystFinancial Engineer
    Bachelor of Science in Business Analyticswith Data MiningMathematics level 6DURATION: 3 years32PotchefstroomVanderbijlpark  Data ScientistAnalytics AnalystQuantitative StrategistCredit Risk Analyst/ManagerDecision Support Analyst Financial StatisticianData Mining AnalystE-Commerce Business AnalystFraud AnalystDatabase Marketing AnalystStrategic Business Analyst
    Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science Mathematics level 6DURATION: 3 years32PotchefstroomActuaryRisk Manager
    Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Planning Mathematics level 5DURATION: 4 yearsSELECTION TEST28PotchefstroomRegional Planner Remote-Sensing AnalystTown and Regional Planner / Urban and City Planner at:Government institutions – National and Provincial departments, local municipalities, Development AgenciesPrivate sector – Corporate environment (e.g. Vodacom, MTN, ABSA, AngloGold etc.), Private consultancy firms (Town Planners), Architects, Land surveyors, Engineering companies, Estate Agents, Developers and other related built environment professionsResearch institutions and Universities
    Bachelor of Science in Agriculturewith Agricultural Economicswith Animal Sciencewith Animal Healthwith Agronomy and HorticultureMathematics level 4English level 4Physical Sciences OR Life Sciences level 4DURATION: 4 years22Mahikeng  Animal Health TechnicianPharmaceutical companiesAnimal Feed companiesAnimal Breeding stationsBeef, sheep and goats, Pig, Poultry and Dairy production companiesAgricultural firmsResearch ScientistsConsultancy firmsNational and Provincial Departments of AgricultureResearchersNational and Provincial Departments of AgricultureForestry and Fisheries (DAFF)Department of Rural Development and Land Reform (DRDLR)Agricultural Research Council (ARC)fertilizer companiescommercial farmsseed companiesagrochemical companiesagro-processing companiesvarious NGOs that deal in and agriculture and rural developmentAgribusiness firmsCommercial banksSupport services (e.g S.A Cane growers association)Marketing researchEcotourismDevelopment Corporations and Finance Institutions
    Bachelor of Science in Agriculturewith Agronomy and Soil Science with Agricultural Economics and Agronomy Mathematics level 4English level 4Physical Science level 4DURATION: 4 years22Potchefstroom Animal Health TechnicianPharmaceutical companiesAnimal Feed companiesAnimal Breeding stationsBeef, sheep and goats, Pig, Poultry and Dairy production companiesAgricultural firmsResearch ScientistsConsultancy firmsNational and Provincial Departments of AgricultureResearchersNational and Provincial Departments of AgricultureForestry and Fisheries (DAFF)Department of Rural Development and Land Reform (DRDLR)Agricultural Research Council (ARC)fertilizer companiescommercial farmsseed companiesagrochemical companiesagro-processing companiesvarious NGOs that deal in and agriculture and rural developmentAgribusiness firmsCommercial banksSupport services (e.g S.A Cane growers association)Marketing researchEcotourismDevelopment Corporations and Finance Institutions
    Bachelor of Indigenous Knowledge SystemsIndigenous Knowledge SystemsEnglish level 4Matriculation with exemption OR Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) OR GCE certification and an application for conditional exemption with HESA (https://mb.usaf.ac.za/)DURATION: 4 years20Mahikeng  EducationCultural tourismAgricultureArtCultureHealthHeritageGovernment departmentsNon-governmental organisations (NGOs)Traditional authorities & local municipalities,Research organizations such as (Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) or Human ScienceResearch Council (HSRC)
    Extended Bachelor of Sciencewith Botany and Microbiologywith Applied Mathematics and Chemistrywith Applied Mathematics and Electronicswith Computer Science and Mathematicswith Chemistry and Computer Sciencewith Chemistry and Mathematicswith Physics and Applied Mathematicswith Physics and Mathematicswith Biochemistry and Chemistrywith Chemistry and Physicswith Physics and Computer Sciencewith Computer Science and Electronicswith Electronics and Physicswith Electronics and Mathematicswith Applied Mathematics and Mathematicswith Botany and Chemistrywith Geography and Botanywith Computer Science and Geographywith Microbiology and Chemistrywith Chemistry and Geography with Microbiology and Biochemistry with Botany and BiochemistryMathematics level 3English level 4Physical Sciences level 3DURATION: 4 years22Mahikeng * See below
    Extended Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Mathematics level 3DURATION: 4 years24Vanderbijlpark ProgrammerSoftware EngineerApplication developerSystems administratorSystems analyst and designerBusiness analystDatabase administrator and designerBusiness Intelligence developerProject leaderEntrepreneurInformation Technology ManagerResearcher
    Extended Bachelor of Science in Business Analyticswith Data MiningMathematics level 4DURATION: 4 years28Vanderbijlpark Data ScientistAnalytics AnalystQuantitative StrategistCredit Risk Analyst/ManagerDecision Support AnalystFinancial StatisticianData Mining AnalystE-Commerce Business AnalystFraud AnalystDatabase Marketing AnalystStrategic Business Analyst
    Extended Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Risk Management Mathematics level 4DURATION: 4 years28Vanderbijlpark Market or Credit Risk Analyst/ManagerCommercial BankerCorporate Banker Treasury AnalystRisk Analyst/ManagerDecision Support AnalystInvestment AnalystFinancial Engineer
    Extended Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics Mathematics level 4DURATION: 4 years28Vanderbijlpark Financial Product DeveloperStructured Financing SpecialistFinancial EngineerFinancial Mathematician
    *There are a variety of POSSIBLE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES for someone with a BSc, especially at the NWU, because our programmes have combinations of 2 majors. Here is an approximate structure for our mainstream BSc degrees:PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL SCIENCESObtaining the qualification BSc in Physical and Chemical Sciences offers you diverse career opportunities available in various industries and organisations, such as:Petrochemical industry (SASOL, AECI, OMNIA, Sentrachem, SAB)Universities and secondary schoolsGovernment organisations (SABS, MRC, NECSA, MINTEK)Pharmaceutical industriesWater boardsForensic laboratoriesTextile industryAgriculture sectorPlant & Process managersLaboratory assistantsChemical analyst and/or modulatorPhysicists, specifically, are needed in the following fields/institutions:NECSA (Nuclear Energy Commission of South Africa) e.g. the manufacture of silicon discs by method of radiation with the Safari-1 reactorARC; Agricultural Research Council for general development of applicable technologiesHartRAO; Hartebeeshoek Radio Astronomic Observatory for researchIMT; Geo physicist, oceanic and space technology at the Institute of Maritime TechnologyMRC; medical research (including hospitals) with focus on radiation technology (health physicist)NVS; National Accelerator Centre for research and radiation technologySAAO; Research in astronomy and astro physicsSABS; Development of technologies implemented by the South African Buro of StandardsSAWB; Development of weather and climate modelsCSIR; Council for Scientific and Industrial Research in development of various technologies such as aerodynamics and laser technologyEskom; Nuclear reactor industry such as Koeberg and PalindabaSADF (South African Defence Force) Technology development and lecturing at the Military Academy in SaldanhaDe Beers Industrial Diamond Division (now Element Six)  Basic and applied research on diamondsTelkom; Telecommunication, satellite technology, optic fibre, laser technology and nano technologyBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND GEO AND SPATIAL (ENVIRONMENTAL) SCIENCES:GeologistEnvironmental GeologistEngineering GeologistMinerology and GeochemistryResearch GeologyZoologistBotanistMicrobiologistBio-geographer/EcologistCartographerClimatologistCoastal Zone ManagerCollege/University Lecturer/ResearcherCommunity DevelopmentConservation OfficerConservationistConsultant in a range of geographical fieldsDevelopment FacilitatorDelivery ManagerDiplomat Earth ScientistEconomic Development PlannerEnvironmental EducatorEnvironmental Impact AnalystEnvironmental ManagerEnvironmental PlannerForeign Service OfficersGeographic Information SpecialistGeo-physicistGeomorphologistHazardous Waste Planner Health Services PlannerHydrologistLand Use PlannerMap EditorMap LibrarianMap, Air Photo & Satellite Image InterpreterMarket ResearcherMeteorologistMilitary PlannerNatural Resource ManagerPoliceSocial EcologistSocial ScientistSoil ScientistTeacher (elementary & secondary)Tourism Development / Tour GuideTraffic ManagerTransportation PlannerTravel AgentWater Resource ManagerMATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL SCIENCES:EducationMathematician

    *For distance learning visit distance.nwu.ac.za

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