2024 Registration Open At University of Limpopo


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If you have applied to study at the University of Limpopo and your application was successful, the next step is registration. Successful applicants can now register for the 2024 academic year.


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The University of Limpopo (UL) was founded in 2005 and offers various courses in fields such as health studies, humanities, science and agriculture and management and law.

UL students can officially begin their registration process online via the university website from today, 26 January. 2024 registration will be conducted solely online and no on-campus registrations will be allowed.

If your application was successful, the university will contact you to provide you with information on how to register from the comfort of your own home.

University of Limpopo Registration Dates

  • New students: 25 January - 2 February
    • Late registration: 5 February - 9 February
  • Returning students: All returning students will register on the specified date for their respective faculties.
    • Faculty of Human Sciences: 11 - 12 January
    • Faculty of Humanities: 15 - 16 January
    • Faculty of Management and Law: 16 - 17 January
    • Faculty of Science and Agriculture: 17 - 18 January
  • Postgraduate students: 11 - 12 January

How To Register

Here's how to submit your University of Limpopo registration:

  1. Go to the UL registration portal
  2. For first time students, click on the symbol of a graduate and follow the prompts. Returning students should enter their login information on the right instead and follow the prompts.

If you need assistance with your online registration, you may contact the Call Centre at 015 268 3332 or email [email protected] during office hours (07h30-16h00).

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