Unizulu's First Year Registration Is Open


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The University of Zululand has opened it's registrations for first year students for 2021. Registrations will be done online. For further registration information and how to register, keep reading.


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It's that time of year! If you're a first year student at the University of Zululand for 2021, it's your time to register.

Registrations for first years are open from 1 March until 5 March and must be done online. No walk-ins are allowed.

CLICK HERE TO START YOUR UNIZULU REGISTRATION

Be sure that you accepted the University's offer of admission before you embark on registering. You can do so on the Unizulu website here or through a form which you can send to them.

Make sure you have the following documents ready:

  • Certified copy of ID
  • Certified copy of Matric statement/certificate
  • Proof of residence
  • International students: passport, study permit, SAQA verification certificate, proof of financial means and proof of medical insurance

Orientation for first year student will be done online starting on 8 March.

Click here for the admissions and registration brochure.

The University of Zululand (also known as UNIZULU) is just south of Empangeni, north of the Thukela River, in KwaZulu-Natal.

In keeping with the government’s vocational approach to higher education, UNIZULU offers a mix of university courses and career-focused programmes that cater simultaneously for the needs of industrial stakeholders and the rural community. In this way, the university combines the needs of ‘entrepreneurial’ and ‘alternative’ education.

Contact the online registration helpdesk or send an email to [email protected] if you have any queries.


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