General Information

Definition of terms:

South African students: Students in possession of an identify document issued in the RSA.
 
International students: Students with identity documents other than that of the RSA and students with refugee identity documents issued by the RSA are regarded as international students. For RSA identity documents submitted before 1 April for first semester and 1 September for second semester registrations, the fees payable by RSA students would then be applicable and the student's fees account would be adjusted accordingly applicable to non-SADC international fees only.
 
SADC students: Students from a country in the South African Development Community, namely Angola, Botswana, Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
 
Curriculum: Prescribed compulsory and/or elective modules for a diploma / degree divided into years, semesters, terms or trimesters.
 
Year module: Runs from January to November.
 
Semester module: A module offered over a six-month period.
 
Trimester or Term module: A module offered over a maximum of three-month period 
 
Registration: The student is officially enrolled after the registration information is captured and submitted online. Manually submitted registration forms completed and signed by the student confirms registration. Modules will then reflect on the certificate of registration 
 
Module identification: The module code is displayed in the reference column of the account statement and indicates the level of study.