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1 March: Applications open for all programmes1 April: Applications open for financial assistance at Stellenbosch University1 August: Applications open for NSFAS bursaries 30 June:  Applications close for all undergraduate programmes.30 June:  Residence applications close.31 August: Applications close for Stellenbosch University financial assistance.30 November: Applications close for NSFAS bursaries.15 December: Applications close for Diploma in Public Accountability (Telematic Education). STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ​… Read More »

Apply to UCT using the online application Things to note before applying online to UCT: You’ll need an email address to complete the application. Don’t have one? Get an email address first. South African applicants will need an ID number.  Foreign applicants will need their passport number. You will need to have registered for the NBTs before applying… Read More »

Once you have applied, you can check your application status using the log-in details supplied during the initial application process. Should you have any problems logging in, please consult the student self-service help documentation or send an email to sss-helpdesk@uct.ac.za. UCT application status: How to check on your UCT application University of Cape Town (UCT) application status 2027 / 2027:… Read More »

The admission requirements differ depending on what you want to study. The criteria for certificate courses, diplomas and degrees is listed below: Undergraduate Certificate Study To confirm eligibility for admission to undergraduate certificate study, applicants must consult the Admissions Office or the faculty concerned. Undergraduate Diploma Study The minimum requirement for admission to undergraduate diploma… Read More »

View Full Details here Faculties of Commerce, Humanities and LawIn these faculties the FPS is a score out of 600. The six best subjects, including compulsory subjectscount.English Home Language 75% = 75 ptsisiXhosa First Additional Language 70% = 70 ptsMathematics 84% = 84 ptsLife Sciences 86% = 86 ptsGeography 79% = 79 ptsAccounting 69% =… Read More »

Looking for University of Cape Town Prospectus 2027, Click here to DOWNLOAD. The undergraduate prospectus is a guide for school leavers and others interested in studying for a first degree at UCT. The prospectus introduces you to life at UCT, describing the campus, its services and facilities. Details of all undergraduate programmes are provided. View… Read More »

six years The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degree programme at University of Cape Town (UCT) takes six years to complete. The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degree programme at University of Cape Town (UCT) takes six years to complete. Students who graduate with an MBChB and complete two year’s internship and a year’s community service are allowed by… Read More »

You might be drawn to medicine careers if you are people-oriented and you love science.  You might want to be a doctor because the pay is great and it is a prestigious career.  The sad reality is that there many people loving, science loving teens out there and most of them don’t get to be… Read More »

Eligibility for admission The admission requirements differ depending on what you want to study. The criteria for certificate courses, diplomas and degrees is listed below: Undergraduate Certificate Study To confirm eligibility for admission to undergraduate certificate study, applicants must consult the Admissions Office or the faculty concerned. Undergraduate Diploma Study The minimum requirement for admission… Read More »

If you wish to change your curriculum you need to complete the Application for Change of Curriculum form. The completed form must be taken to your faculty office for processing. Your unofficial transcript, which is available from student administration self-service, should accompany this form. For more information about the unofficial transcript contact your faculty office. If you… Read More »