University of Limpopo Late Applications Now Open


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The University of Limpopo has opened their late applications for 2026 across a number of courses. We have the details on the courses that are available. 

The University of Limpopo has late applications open now until Thursday 5th February. 

The University of Limpopo is a public university in the Limpopo Province of South Africa, known for its focus on community development, research and practical education. It was formed on 1 January 2005 through the merger of the University of the North and the Medical University of Southern Africa, and is often called “Turfloop” after its main campus near Mankweng, east of Polokwane.

UL offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across four main faculties: Health Sciences, Humanities, Science & Agriculture, and Management & Law.

The university has a strong commitment to research, innovation, and community engagement, with various centres and initiatives that address regional challenges and support sustainable development.

Its campus combines academic facilities, student support services, and extracurricular opportunities, attracting a diverse student body and producing graduates who contribute to both local and national development.

 

Courses Still Open

School of Physical and Mineral Science

  • BSCC01 BSc Physical Sciences - Mainstream)
  • BSG01 BSc (Geology)

School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences

  • BAP01 BSc (Plant Production)
  • BAF01 BSc (Animal Production)
  • BAS01 BSc (Soil Science)
  • BSS02 BSc (Water and Sanitation Sciences)

School of Molecular and Life Sciences

  • BSCA01 BSc (Life Science - Mainstream)
  • BSCD01 BSc (Life Sciences - ECP)

 

 

HOW TO APPLY

Step 1: On a copy of your Matric Statement, weite the Qualification you are applying for, Cell Number, and email address.

Step 2: On your ID copy, write your funding status

For enquiries email [email protected] or phone 015 268 3332.

Website: www.ul.ac.za

 

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