If you're still looking for a place to study, we have some good news. The University of Kwazulu-Natal (UKZN) has late applications open.
There are still limited places available in its first year programmes for funded or self-funded students.
College of Law and Management Studies
The following courses are available for late applications:
- Bachelor of Administration
- Bachelor of Business Administration
- Bachelor of Commerce – Accounting\
- Bachelor of Commerce - Accounting (Extended curriculum)
- Bachelor of Commerce – General
- Bachelor of Commerce – General (Extended curriculum)
- Bachelor of Business Science
- Bachelor of Laws (ONLY Part-time)
To apply, download the application form here and email it to [email protected] along with required documents.
College of Engineering, Agriculture and Science
Admission Requirements
Engineering
- Matric point score of 33
- Minimum matric pass of 65% for core Maths and Physics
Agriculture & Science
- Matric point score of 28
- Minimum Matric pass of 50% for Core Maths and any science
Access Programme
- Matric point score of 26
- Minimum Matric pass of 40% for core Maths and any science
Interested applicants should contact the College Office as follows:
Engineering (Howard College): Call 031 260 3218/3847 or email [email protected]
Science & Agriculture (Westville): Call 031 260 8047/7515/8847 or email [email protected]
Science & Agriculture (Pietermaritzburg): Call 033 260 5420/5284 or email [email protected]
College of Humanities
The following courses are available for late applications:
- Bachelor of Social Science in Government, Business and Ethics
- Bachelor of Social Science in Housing
- Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Law
- Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts (BAVA)
- Bachelor of Theology
- Bachelor of Social Work
Applications are to be done strictly via email. Submit your application to [email protected] or [email protected]
A late application fee of R420 must be paid.
Late applications will close on 11 February.
