How To Complete Your UWC Registration


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If you are a student and you're unsure of how registration at UWC works, we can help! Here's all you need to know about how registration works and how to complete it. 


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The University of the Western Cape, better known as UWC, is a national university committed to excellence in teaching and learning.

Most of the universities in South Africa have moved their registration to the online realm and UWC is no exception.

Once you have applied to UWC, you will need to wait for an offer from the university. If your application is successful you will then need to register.

How to Register at UWC:

  1. Visit this link: https://student.uwc.ac.za/
  2. Login with your Student Number and either your ID number or Passport number
  3. On the Online Student Portal Main Menu click on the “Select modules for registration” link. Then verify that all information is correct. If there are any errors please contact the Contact Centre
  4. Select Failed modules (if any), Select Compulsory modules, Select Elective modules (if any)
  5. Validate your module selection. If you wish to amend any modules refer to previous steps. Ensure there are no errors
  6. View cost per module and combined cost. You may edit your module selection by following the previous steps
  7. Finally, accept the terms and conditions. You will receive confirmation of successful registration

You will need to have made a payment of R4 290.00 (upfront tuition fee). The amount stated includes the registration fee of R  590.00 and the first instalment of your tuition fees.

Students who are NSFAS recipients or who have been pre-approved for the Government Grant (combined family income of below R 350 000) do not need to make an upfront payment or pay the Registration fee.

 

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