How To Apply To Study Nursing at Unisa

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Wednesday, 24 November, 2021 - 07:35

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Are you interested in studying nursing at the University of South Africa? Here is a step by guide on how you can apply.

The University of South Africa (UNISA) Nursing School offers prospective students an opportunity to receive accredited training in nursing. This is how you can apply.

How to Apply

In order to apply to Nursing at the University of South Africa (UNISA) for the 2022 academic year, you must follow the steps below:

Go to the UNISA Application portal at https://www.unisa.ac.za/sites/corporate/default 
At the home page of the UNISA website, click on the “Admission” tab
Click the “Apply for Admission” tab
Select your qualification in which you want to apply
Read the information you see on the screen very carefully
Proceed via the online application process

Please note that the requirements to study this programme are changing. For more information, please visit the Unisa website for the latest details.

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