University of Zululand 2024 Registration Now Open


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The University of Zululand, or UniZulu, is a higher education institute in KwaZulu-Natal with the aim of eradicating inequality. They offer a variety of career-focused courses as well as a limited number of relevant university degree programmes. 


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The University of Zululand (Unizulu) has now started their registrations for students for the 2024 academic year.

UniZulu students will need to register online and will be required to scan and upload their necessary documents through the enabler system.

Unizulu Registration Dates

  • New students - 29 January to 02 February
  • Returning Students - 05 to 09 February

How to register

1. Visit the University website.

2. Go to 'Student Zone' and click on 'Registration 2024'.

3. Click to register and log in using your student number and pin. 

4. Follow all the registration steps and ensure that all your personal information and qualification details are correct. 

5. Remember to upload all the relevant documents required to complete your registration.

6. Print your proof of registration. 

Please note that registration will only take place online and no walk-ins will be permitted.

Lectures will commence on 12 February.

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