STUDENT FEES PROSPECTUS 2020...STUDENT FEES 5 3. PAYMENT OF PRESCRIBED FEES 3.1 The minimum deposits...

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STUDENT FEES PROSPECTUS 2020

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This Prospectus has been compiled to reflect all information as accurately as possible. However, the University of Namibia does not accept any responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions. The Council of the University of Namibia reserves the right to amend any regulation or other stipulation without prior notice. The information in this Prospectus is correct as at 30 November 2019 Copyright: University of Namibia, 2019

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CONTENTS 1. STUDENT FEES PAYMENTS ................................................................................................................................. 4

2. ENQUIRIES STUDENT ACCOUNTS ...................................................................................................................... 4

3. PAYMENT OF PRECRIBED FEES ......................................................................................................................... 5

3.2 MODES OF PAYMENT .......................................................................................................................... 6

3.3 ESTIMATE TUITION FEES PER TYPE OF QUALIFICATION ............................................................... 5

3.4 HOSTEL FEES ....................................................................................................................................... 6

3.5 WEAR AND TEAR .................................................................................................................................. 6

4. OTHER FEES PAYABLE ....................................................................................................................................... 7

4.1 MISCELLANEOUS FEES ....................................................................................................................... 7

5. FEES PAYABLE ................................................................................................................................................... 8

5.1 DUE DATES .......................................................................................................................................... 8

5.1 DEFAULT OF PAYMENTS ..................................................................................................................... 8

6. CANCELLATION DATES ....................................................................................................................................... 8

6.1 CANCELLATION CREDITS ON TUITION ........................................................................................... …8

6.2 CANCELLATION CREDITS ON HOSTEL .............................................................................................. 8

7. BURSARY STUDENTS ........................................................................................................................................... 8

8. REFUNDS ............................................................................................................................................................... 9

9. DISCOUNTS AND REBATES ................................................................................................................................. 9

9.1 DISCOUNT .......................................................................................................................................... …9

9.2 STAFF REBATE .................................................................................................................................. …9

9.3 HOUSING COMMITTEE REBATE ...................................................................................................... …9

9.4 SRC REBATE ...................................................................................................................................... …9

9.5 FAMILY REBATE ................................................................................................................................. …9

10. GENERAL STIPULATIONS REGARDING STUDENT FEES ................................................................................. 9

11. APPENDIX A- ESTIMATED TUITION FEES…………………………………………………………………………….11-20

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1. STUDENT FEES: PAYMENTS 1.1. Payments may be made as follows

(a) Personally

i. Payments can be made at cashiers of UNAM Centers or at any University campus.

Requirements: i. No payments should be made to any member of staff other than the Cashier. ii. Students must present their student cards to avoid incorrect student numbers. iii. Students and parents must indicate the type of payment, to ensure correct allocation. iv. Only Bank Guaranteed Cheques issued to the University will be accepted v. Postdated cheques will be unaccepted. vi. No payments should be made without obtaining an official receipt from the cashier. vii. Students who make payments at the cashier should verify their receipts and change, before leaving the counter.

The cashier will not be responsible for any mistakes on receipts and or wrong change that may be claimed afterwards.

viii. The University and its staff cannot be held responsible for any losses if the above payment-requirements are not adhered to.

ix. Only official original receipts will serve as proof that payments have been made to the University of Namibia. Office Hours: Mondays to Fridays 08H00 – 13H00 14H00 – 16H00

(b) Direct Bank Deposit/Electronic Transfers: UNAM STUDENT DEPOSIT ACCOUNT First National Bank Namibia Account number: 62246793451 Branch code: 281872 Swift Code: FIRNNANX Reference: Your Student number Email Proof of Payment : [email protected]

Requirements: i. Payments per cheque made during Registration and examination period, should be done seven (7) Days in

advance for clearance, to be admitted for registration or examination. ii. Bank deposits and transfers can only be verified during normal working hours.

(c) By mail

All payments by mail must be directed to: The Bursar University of Namibia Private Bag 13301 WINDHOEK

No cash should be sent via post.

2. ENQUIRIES STUDENT ACCOUNTS Financial statements can be viewed on Student Portal.

Email your enquiry to [email protected] Your enquiry will be attended to and feedback will be provided via email Student Debtors Office Telephone Number: +264-61-206-3370/3191 Fax Number: +264-61- 206-3121

OFFICE HOURS: ENQUIRIES Mondays to Fridays For Enquiries 08:00 - 13:00 14:00 - 16:00

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3. PAYMENT OF PRESCRIBED FEES 3.1 The minimum deposits payable at Academic registration for 2020 are as follows MINIMUM DEPOSITS PAYABLE AT ACADEMIC REGISTRATION FOR 2020

1. Registration Fees Deposit All current and prospective students of the University of Namibia are urged to note the following approved deposit for the 2020 academic year. The University has introduced two semester registrations this year, semester one and semester two. Semester 1- Registration dates – Jan to Feb 2020 and Semester 2 –Registration dates May to July 2020.

STUDENT CATEGORY

REGISTRATION FEES

N$

CONNECTIVITY FEES

N$

INTERNATIONAL LEVY

N$

TOTAL REGISTRATION FEES PAYABLE

Namibian 1 615.00 575.00 - 2 190.00 SADC 1 615.00 575.00 3 000.00 5 190.00 Non-SADC 1 615.00 575.00 3 000.00 5 190.00 Registration fees are payable on or before the day of registration of first semester only.

2. Tuition Fees Deposit

STUDENT CATEGORY First Semester

N$

Second Semester

N$ Namibian 3 400.00 3 400.00 SADC 5 000.00 5 000.00 Non-SADC 13 400.00 13 400.00 Note: The deposit is payable on or before the day of registration Total payment upon first semester registration for Namibian students is N$ 5 590.00 (N$ 2 190 + N$ 3 400), SADC students N$ 10 190 (N$ 5 190 + N$ 5 000) and NON-SADC students N$ 18 590.00 (N$ 5 190.00 + N$ 13 400.00). Total payment upon second semester registration for Namibian students is N$ 3 400.00, SADC students N$ 5 000.00 and NON-SADC students N$ 13 400. Due date for outstanding fees for semester one (1) is on or before 01st June 2020 and for semester two (2) is on or before 30 November 2020. Failure to settle the outstanding fees will result in the examination marks being withheld. See Appendix A for estimated tuition fees or it can be obtained from the following website: http://www.unam.edu.na

3. Hostel Fees Deposit DESCRIPTION

NAMIBIAN STUDENTS

N$

SADC STUDENTS

N$

NON-SADC STUDENTS

N$ Main/Neudamm/Ogongo /SANUMARC (Breakfast included) 13 560.00 13 560.00 22 580.00 Neudamm – School of Veterinary Medicine (Breakfast included) 15 220.00 15 220.00 25 080.00 Hifikepunye Pohamba/Khomasdal/Katima/Rundu/Southern (Breakfast included)

10 360.00 10 360.00 16 180.00

Eng. Jose Eduardo Dos Santos (Breakfast included)

17 060.00 17 060.00 29 450.00

Health Sciences North (Breakfast excluded) 9,460.00 9 460.00 18 920.00 Hage Geingob (Breakfast excluded) 16 780.00 16 780.00 33 560.00 Wear and tear fees of N$ 950.00 (non-refundable) is payable before or on day of Registration. Hostel fees are payable upfront on the day of registration at the beginning of each semester.

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Important notes:

I. Students, who settle their tuition fees before the end of academic registration qualify for a 10% discount on tuition fees (excl. additional class fees) and should apply in writing on or before 01st June ( 1st semester ) and 30th September (2nd semester) of the same year.

II. In order to be exempted from paying the required deposit, bursary holders need to provide written proof of sponsorship / bursary from the Donor.

III. Students registering with an acknowledgement letter of Namibia Student Financial Assistant Fund (NSFAF) should pay the Registration fee of N$2 190 plus the required tuition fees deposit of N$ 3 400.00. Furthermore, students opting for campus accommodation should pay N$ 950 wear and tear plus the hostel fees deposit indicated on page 5. Kindly note that the acknowledgement letter is not a guarantee for a loan to be awarded.

IV. Connectivity fees are compulsory and charged once off to obtain internet access for the year via TN (Telecom Namibia) Mobile.

V. Outstanding balances of previous years should be settled in full, before registration. VI. Late registration fee of N$600 is payable by all students who register after normal registration.

VII. Direct bank deposits and electronic transfers should be done 2 working days before registration date. VIII. A student number must be used as reference for all direct and electronic deposits. IX. Cheque payments directly into the University’s bank account should be made 5 working days before registration date. X. Payments at the different University cashiers will reflect immediately.

XI. Students are encouraged to sort out their financial enquiries prior to registration.

3.2 Modes of payment on remaining balance

i. Sign a debit order/settlement agreement at registration to pay off the remaining balance by or on 30 June 2020 for the first semester and 30 September for the second semester.

ii. A compulsory deposit payable at Registration, as indicated above and further installments from February-30 June 2020 (semester one) and June – 30 September 2020, applicable to Non-Bursary students.

3.3 Estimated tuition fees for undergraduate and post graduate studies (See APPENDIX A) .

3.1.1 Course fees and additional course/practical fee, will be charged per course/subject against each student account. Qualifications with practical components may differ due to extra load on practicals. Non SADC students will be charged double the Namibian rate, excluding Cost Recovery courses.

3.1.2 Tuition Fees: Post graduate (Masters and Doctorate Degrees) Non SADC Countries will be charged double the Namibian rate, excluding Cost Recovery courses.

Information for Post graduate studies/cost recovery programs not listed above should be obtained from the various Faculties. Please note that years subsequent to any current year, are subject to any changes in fees as may be determined by Council. 3.4 Hostel Fees Campus Accommodation Fees per year for hostel registered student only

NAME OF CAMPUS YEAR

NAMIBIAN SADC

N$

YEAR NON SADC

N$

SEMESTER NAMIBIAN

SADC N$

SEMESTER NON SADC

N$ Main/Neudamm/Ogongo/SANUMARC (Breakfast Included)

27,120.00

45,160.00

13 530,00

22 580.00

Neudamm- School of Veterinary Medicine(Breakfast Included)

30,440.00

50,160.00

15 220.00

25 080.00

Hifikepunye Pohamba/Khomasdal/Katima/Rundu/Southern (Breakfast included)

20,720.00

32,360.00

10 360.00

16 180.00

Eng. Jose Eduardo Dos Santos (Breakfast included)

34,120.00

58,900.00

17 060.00

29 450.00

Hage Geingob (Breakfast Excluded)

33,560.00

67,120.00

16 780.00

33 560.00

Health Sciences North (Breakfast Excluded)

18,920.00

37,840.00

9 460.00

18 920.00

i. Hostel fees are based on 291 days per year - Main/Neudamm/Ogongo/SANUMARC ii. Hostel fees for School of Veterinary Medicine – Neudamm are based on 318 per year

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iii. Hostel fees for Health Science Campus -Windhoek are based on 305 days per year iv. Hostel fees for Health Science Campus -North are based on 305 days per year v. Hostel fees for Eng. Jose Eduardo Dos Santos Campus are based on 295 days per year vi. Hostel days exclude July and December recess days

Meals (Lunch and Dinner optional) Per Year N$ 25 380.00 Per Semester N$ 12 690.00 NB:

i. Bursary holders may be levied 100% of the total meal fees, only if written confirmation has been received. ii. Non bursary students, who need to make use of meals on Campus, should pay cash in advance an UNAM

cashiers, directly on their meal accounts iii. Meal fees will be processed on presentation of proof of a bursary, or presenting an official receipt as proof of

payment. iv. The daily limit for meals (lunch & dinner) are N$ 90.00 per day v. Meal fees are based on 282 days per year vi. Inter account transfers are not allowed unless a WRITTEN REQUEST is received to transfer fees. vii. No fees will be transferred from the fee OR any other account unless that account has a credit balance. viii. Inter account transfers for meals, books and copies these are only allowed once per year.

3.5 Wear and Tear Fee (a) A wear and tear fee of N$950, 00 is payable on day of Hostel Registration and is not refundable. 4. OTHER FEES PAYABLE 4.1 Miscellaneous Fees

DESCRIPTION

AMOUNT N$

Registration fees

1 615.00

Resubmission of assignments

80.00

Connectivity fee (Payment in addition to registration fee)

575.00

Late registration fee (Payment in addition to registration fee)

600.00

Exemption/Recognition fees: Year course

300.00

Wear and Tear

950.00

Exemption/Recognition fees: Semester course:

300.00

International Student levy (SADC & NON-SADC students)

3 000.00

Promotional Examination fees

500.00

Administration/Service fees (Per inter account transfer and or refund)

20.00

Application fees (Namibian Students)

150.00

Late application fees (Namibian Students)

300.00

Application fees (International students)

300.00

Late application fees (International Students)

600.00

To replace a certificate

250.00

Transcript of academic record (per script)

100.00

Re-marking of examination paper (per paper)

300.00

Lost Student/Meal card (Not Refundable)

100.00

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Proof of Registration 50.00 Reprint of time table (Per scrip)

80.00

Reprint of results

80.00

UNAM Clinic Medical fee per visit for registered students

15.00

Unpaid /RD Cheques (Per cheque)

500.00

5. FEES PAYABLE 5.1 Due Dates

Registration & Tuition Fees Deposit: Before or on day of normal registration Late Registration Fees: Before or on day of late registration Hostel fees: Before or on day of hostel registration Outstanding tuition fees: Due date for outstanding fees for semester one (1) is on or before 01st June 2020 and for semester two (2) is on or before 30 November 2020. Failure to settle the outstanding fees will result in the examination marks being withheld.

5.2 Default of Payments Should a student, his/her parents, sponsor or any other organization who may have accepted responsibility for payments of fees, fail to pay by the due dates as prescribed in these regulations, the following will apply:

i. Refuse access to lecture halls; ii. Refuse admission to examination; iii. Refuse admission to hostel accommodation; iv. Refuse registration for the next academic year; v. Withhold examination results; vi. Withhold qualification and academic transcripts as may be applicable; vii. Refuse access to student portal.

Notes:

i. Any outstanding balances, relevant to a prior year(s)/ semester of study, MUST first be settled before any student will be allowed to re-register, receive results/certificate or sit in for any examination(s)

ii. Non-registered students with outstanding tuition fees will be handed over to the debt collector, at the cost of the debtor. 6. CANCELLATION DATES

6.1 Cancellation Credits for Tuition fees (All Offering types) 6.1.1 Year Courses

i. Cancellation of course(s) on or before 02 March 2020 - 100% credit ii. Cancellation of course(s) on or before 05 June 2020 - 50% credit iii. Cancellation of course(s) after 05 June 2020 - no credit

6.1.2 First Semester Modular Courses

i. Cancellation of course(s) on or before 02 March 2020 - 100% credit ii. Cancellation of course(s) on or before 03 April 2020- 50% credit iii. Cancellation of course(s) after 03 April 2020 - no credit

6.1.3 Second Semester Modular Courses

i. Cancellation of course(s) on or before 07 August 2020 -100% credit ii. Cancellation of course(s) on or before 31 August 2020 - 50% credit iii. Cancellation of course(s) after 31 August 2020- no credit

6.2 Cancellation Credits for Hostel fees 6.2.1 Hostel Cancellation per year

i. Cancellation of Hostel on or before 30 March 2020 - 75% Credit

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ii. Cancellation of Hostel on or before 29 June 2020 – 50% credit iii. Cancellation of Hostel on or before 31 August 2020 – 25% credit iv. Cancellation of Hostel after 31 August 2020 - no credit

6.2.1 Hostel Cancellation for semester 2 (Starts 15 July 2020)

i. Cancellation of Hostel on or before 31 August 2020– 50% credit ii. Cancellation of Hostel after 31 August 2020- no credit

Students failing to cancel courses and/or residence remain responsible for the full fees for the Academic year 7. BURSARY STUDENTS

i. No confirmation letters by Sponsors during the examination period will be accepted for examination admission ii. Written proof of bursaries awarded must be provided by sponsored students at registration.

8. REFUNDS 8.1 Refund upon Discontinuation of Studies or Courses

i. The application/ registration /connectivity/ international student levy/ late registration/ wear and tear fees are non-

refundable. ii. Refunds for short courses can only be done on approval of Head of Departments. iii. Application for refunds should be made online (Portal) iv. No refunds will be processed during the registration period. v. No refunds of credit balances will be considered without written consent of the donor/parent. vi. The date and manner of refunding of all fees shall be determined in accordance within the normal rules. .

9. DISCOUNTS and REBATES 9.1 Discounts

i. Students, who settle their tuition fees during the registration period qualify for a 10% discount on tuition fees (excluding additional class fees) and should apply in writing on or before 30 June 2020 for semester one registration and 30 September 2020 for semester two registration of the same year.

ii. All applications should be submitted to the following email address: [email protected]. iii. Discounts will be processed after this date, and will reflect on the individual student accounts. Students who

need to claim the discount should apply for a refund.

9.2 Tuition Waiving to Staff Members and their Dependents

Staff members and their dependents shall pay the following: Registration fee - N$1,615-00 Connectivity fee – N$ 575.00 Late Registration Penalty (where applicable) – N$600-00 International student levy (Foreign students only) – N$3,000-00 Exemption / recognition fees (where applicable) Cost Recovery/Practical fees (where applicable) i. Staff members of the University of Namibia and University of Science and Technology (NUST) who wish to apply

for staff rebate, should apply prior Registration each year, through their Human Resource Department. ii. Only approved staff waiving forms will be accepted at registration, and the relevant staff member or dependent

will qualify for reduction of the tuition fees charged on their student accounts. iii. The student accounts will be rectified afterwards, and the balance payable should be paid by the various staff

members/Dependents. iv. Staff rebates will only be processed during the following year for passed modules only. v. No reduction or waiving will be allowed if the relevant person has a bursary and/or when courses are repeated or

re-examined. 9.3 Rebates to Members of Hostel Committees (HC)

A rebate as determined by Finance Committee will be granted to the HC Chairperson and HC members for the period served in that capacity. Rebates will only be refunded in cash if the fee account is paid in full.

9.4 Rebates to Student Representative Council

A rebate as determined by Finance Committee for SRC members and SRC Chairperson will be granted on the following conditions:

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i. The rebate will be paid pro-rata for the period served as SRC member or chairperson. ii. Rebates will be calculated on tuition fees only, excluding hostel fees or any other debits. iii. Rebates will be calculated and paid at the end of the year. iv. Rebates will only be refunded, if the fee account is paid in full.

9.5 Family Rebates

When a second or further child from a family (from the same parent) enrolls for full-time study at the University (not necessarily at the same time), corporate tuition fees (excluding additional class fees/practical fees , hostel fees, meal fees or any other fees) will be charged as follows:

i. 2nd child - 10% remittance for the normal duration of study, ii. 3rd child and later children - 20% remittance for the normal duration of the study. iii. Parents or students who wish to avail themselves of this concession must please note that applications must be

forwarded in writing by not later than 30 June 2020 for semester one registration and not later than 30 September 2020 for semester two registration. Satisfactory proof must be produced.

iv. All applications should be submitted to the following email address: [email protected]. v. Applicants must provide a full birth certificate as proof that at least one parent is the same or documentary proof

that they are legally adopted. vi. This concession is not available to students who were granted bursaries/scholarships and/or who repeat a

course. vii. Part-time, self-supporting and married students do not qualify for this rebate.

10. GENERAL STIPULATIONS REGARDING STUDENT FEES

i. Students MUST register for all their subjects in the beginning of every semester.

ii. All other subjects which are not registered in the beginning of every semester may not be attended AND no examination results for such subjects will be recognized.

iii. Should Council temporarily or permanently suspend any student’s rights or privileges, or permanently refuse

admission to any student, the student concerned shall forfeit all claims to refunds, reduction or remission of fees paid or payable to the University of Namibia.

iv. It is the responsibility of each student debtor to obtain financial statements and verify his/her account(s) on a

regular basis.

v. All student account enquiries should be forwarded to the Debtors Office without delay.

vi. Students and parents should under no circumstances deposit money intended for personal use into the University account.

vii. Final year students required to register for promotional examination for graduation purpose, should settle their

Accounts in full on day of registration.

viii. Council reserves the right to amend, all fees payable to the University without prior notice.

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APPENDIX A- ESTIMATED TUITION FEES FOR UNDERGRADUATE AND POST GRADUATE STUDIES

Minimum

Duration YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR3 YEAR4 YEAR5 YEAR 6

Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources (years)

Degrees

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Agricultural Economics) Honours

4 Undergraduate 22,850

19,772

30,838

27,659 -

-

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Animal Science) Honours


19,772

30,838

27,659 -

-

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Crop Science) Honours


19,772

30,838

27,659 -

-

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Food Science & Technology) Honours


19,772

30,838

27,659 -

-

Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (Honours)


24,513

27,305

34,040 -

-

Bachelor of Science in Integrated Environmental Science (Honours)


22,448

26,452

56,471 -

-

Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (BVM)


32,267

29,786

34,438 -

-

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Management and Ecotourism (Honours)


24,857

24,580

34,361 -

-

-

-

-

-

-

Master of Science (Agriculture – by Thesis)

2 Postgraduate 25,610

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science (Rangeland Resources Management)


15,164

-

-

-

Master of Science in Agricultural Economics – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Animal Science – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Crop Science – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Food Science & Technology – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Soil Science – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Environment & Natural Resources Management – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Wildlife & Ecotourism – by Thesis


20,216

-

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Agricultural Economics


26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science


26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Crop Science 3 Postgraduate 32,456

26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Food Science & Technology


26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Soil Science 3 Postgraduate 32,456

26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences


26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Environment & Natural Resource Management


26,939

26,939

-

-

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Doctor of Philosophy in Wildlife & Ecotourism


26,939

26,939

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Agriculture 3 Undergraduate 25,278

2,049

34,926

-

-

Diploma in Animal Health 3 Undergraduate 26,552

29,454

38,625

-

-

Diploma in Natural Resources Management


21,345

31,304

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Accounting (Chartered Accountancy)


22,708

31,370

-

-

Bachelor of Accounting (Honours) 4 Undergraduate 17,546

18,266

19,252

-

-

Bachelor of Public Management (Honours)


18,266

19,252

-

-

Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)


18,266

19,252

-

-

Bachelor of Economics (Honours) 4 Undergraduate 18,543

17,136

18,089

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Master of Science in Accounting and Finance


44,618

-

-

-

Master of Arts in Political Studies 2 Postgraduate 29,897

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Public Administration 2 Postgraduate 29,897

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science in Economics 2 Postgraduate 29,897

17,048

-

-

-

Master of Science in Development Finance


67,925

-

-

-

Master in Business Administration in Finance


8,374

-

-

-

Master in Business Administration in Management Strategy


8,374

-

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Economics 3 Postgraduate 32,456

26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Management Science


26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Political Studies


26,939

26,939

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration


49,847

49,847

-

-

Doctor of Business Administration 3 Postgraduate 49,847

49,847

49,847

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Business Administration 3 Undergraduate 20,083

15,663

15,774

-

-

Diploma in Entrepreneurship and New Venture Management


15,663

15,774

-

-

Diploma in Local Government Studies 3 Undergraduate 20,083

15,663

15,774

-

-

Diploma in Accounting and Auditing 3 Undergraduate 20,083

15,663

15,774

-

-

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Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration


-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Internal Auditing


26,518

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Certificates -

-

-

-

-

Certificate in Accounting and Auditing 1 Undergraduate 27,216

-

-

-

-

Certificate in Taxation and Management


-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Faculty of Education -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Pre- and Lower Primary) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Upper Primary) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Lifelong Learning and Community Education) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Master of Education (by Research) 2 Postgraduate 32,611

17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Adult Education) 2 Postgraduate 32,611

17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Curriculum and Assessment Studies)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Educational Technology)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Early Childhood Development)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Inclusive Education)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Guidance and Counselling)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Leadership, Management and Policy Studies)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Mathematics Education)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Literacy and Learning)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Science Education)


17,081

-

-

-

Master of Education (Sports Education)


17,081

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Adult Education)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Studies)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Educational Management and Administration)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Educational Law and Policy Studies)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education 3 Postgraduate

STUDENT FEES

14

(Comparative and History of Education)

33,519 26,928 26,928 - -

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Philosophy and Sociology of Education)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Mathematics Education)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Science Education)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Sport Education)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (School Guidance and Counselling)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Early Childhood Education)


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Inclusive Education)


26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Junior Primary Education 3 Undergraduate 21,157

20,160

21,711

-

-

Diploma in Lifelong Learning and Community Education


20,160

21,711

-

-

Diploma in Educational Management & Leadership


-

-

-

-

Diploma in Education 3 Undergraduate 21,157

20,160

21,711

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours)


38,659

37,883

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Electrical Engineering) (Honours)


38,659

37,883

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Electronics and Computer Engineering) (Honours)


38,659

37,883

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Metallurgical Engineering) (Honours)


38,659

37,883

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Mining Engineering) (Honours)


38,659

37,883

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Civil Engineering) (Honours)


38,659

37,883

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Specialisation: Structures; Transportation; Water)


15,175

-

-

-

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (by Thesis)


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science Electrical Engineering (by Thesis)


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science Electronics and Computer Engineering (by Thesis)


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science Metallurgical Engineering (by Thesis)


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science Mining Engineering (by Thesis)


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Science (Civil Engineering) (by Thesis)


20,216

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

STUDENT FEES

15

Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering 3 Postgraduate 32,456

26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Faculty of Health Sciences -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

School of Nursing -

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Nursing Science (Clinical) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Bachelor of Radiography (Diagnostic) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Master of Nursing Science 2 Postgraduate 40,542

20,559

-

-

-

Doctor of Nursing Science 3 Postgraduate 32,456

26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery Science


25,920

25,920

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Science (Clinical Instruction)


-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Science (Critical Care)


-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Science (Emergency Nursing)


-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Science (Health Promotion, Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment)


-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Science (Mental Health Nursing Care)


-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Science (Operating Room Nursing Science)


-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Certificates -

-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Certificate in Pharmacotherapy

1 (Full-time)

Postgraduate 2,082

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

School of Public Health -

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Public Health (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Master of Science (Applied Field Epidemiology/Laboratory Management)


20,559

-

-

-

Master of Public Health 3 Postgraduate 21,611

16,283

15,164

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy (Public Health) 3 Postgraduate 32,456

26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

School of Medicine

STUDENT FEES

16

- - - - -

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)


53,723

67,237

73,994

68,788

Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Master of Science Physiology (by Thesis)


15,175

-

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy 3 Postgraduate 32,456

26,939

26,939

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

School of Pharmacy -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) 4 Undergraduate 37,684

38,659

37,883

-

-

Master of Pharmacy (by Thesis) 2 FT& 3 PT

Postgraduate 20,603

15,175

15,175

-

-

Master of Pharmacy (by Coursework and Thesis)


16,150

31,016

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Chemistry


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacology 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacy Practice


26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diploma -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Pharmacy 3 Undergraduate 25,920

16,560

17,180

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 4 (Double major)

Undergraduate 20,003

19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Arts: English (Honours) 4 (Single major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Arts: Media Studies (Honours)

4 (Double major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Arts: Library and Information Science (Honours)

4 (Double major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Arts: Records and Archives Management (Honours)

4 (Double major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Arts: Social Work (Honours)

4 (Single major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Arts: Tourism (Honours) 4 (Double major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) 4 (Single major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Geo-Information Science) (Honours)

4 (Double major)


19,274

19,872

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

STUDENT FEES

17

Master of Arts 2 Postgraduate 47,374

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts in Afrikaans Studies 2 Postgraduate 47,374

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology 2 Postgraduate 47,374

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts in English Studies) 2 Postgraduate 47,374

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts in German Studies 2 Postgraduate 47,374

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts in Gender and Development Studies


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts in Industrial/Organisational Psychology


20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts (Performing Arts} 2 Postgraduate 47,374

20,216

-

-

-

Master of Arts (Visual Arts) 2 Postgraduate 47,374

20,216

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Arts 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in English Studies


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Geography 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in History 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Information Studies


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Library Science


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Media Studies 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Records and Archives Management


26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Drama 2 Undergraduate 16,217

13,492

-

-

-

Diploma in Library and Information Science

2 FT / 3 PT


13,492

-

-

-

Diploma in Music 2 Undergraduate 16,217

13,492

-

-

-

Diploma in Records and Archives Management

2 FT / 3 PT


13,492

-

-

-

Diploma in Visual Arts 3 Undergraduate 14,865

29,099

29,819

-

-

Diploma in Translation 1 FT/2 PT Undergraduate 16,449

-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Heritage Conservation and Management

1 FT / 3 PT

Postgraduate 32,998

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Faculty of Law -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

STUDENT FEES

18

Degree -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Laws (Honours) 4 Undergraduate 17,266

21,043

20,787

-

-

Master of Laws (by Thesis) 2 Postgraduate 26,100

26,100

-

-

-

Doctor of Philosophy in Law 3 Postgraduate 32,356

26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution


16,145

-

-

-

Diploma in Law (Paralegal Studies) 2 Undergraduate 15,974

16,145

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Certificates -

-

-

-

-

Certificate in Customary Law 1 Undergraduate 5,483

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Certificate in Criminal Justice, Constitutionalism and Human Rights

-

-

-

-

-

(For Law Enforcement Agencies only) 3 months Undergraduate -

-

-

-

-

Certificate in Parliamentarian Practice and Conduct (For Parliamentarians only)

3 months Undergraduate -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Faculty of Science -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Applied Biochemistry (Biomedical) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Applied Biochemistry (Environmental) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (Environmental) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (Geochemistry) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (Medicinal) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Biology (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Geology (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (Computer Science) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (Physics) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (Statistics) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Micro Biology (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Physics (Chemistry) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Physics 4 Undergraduate

STUDENT FEES

19

(Computer Science) (Honours) 25,527 25,746 29,938 - -

Bachelor of Science in Physics (Geology) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Physics (Mathematics) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science (Population Studies) (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Statistics (Honours)


25,746

29,938

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Master of Science (by Thesis) 2 Postgraduate 15,438

15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Biostatistics 2 Postgraduate 47,082

15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Biodiversity Management


15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Microbiology 2 Postgraduate 47,082

15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Chemistry 2 Postgraduate 47,082

15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Industrial Biochemistry


15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Applied Geology 2 Postgraduate 47,082

15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Petroleum Geology


15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Mathematics (Applied Mathematics)


15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Mathematics (Pure Mathematics)


15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science (Microbiology) 2 Postgraduate 47,082

15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science (Physics) 2 Postgraduate 47,082

15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science (Applied Statistics and Demography)


15,438

-

-

-

Master of Science in Nuclear Science 2 Postgraduate 47,082

15,438

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-


26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Applied Statistics 2 Undergraduate 15,729

16,228

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

School of Computing -

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Honours)


24,502

26,518

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (Honours)


24,502

26,518

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Master of Science in Information Technology


15,164

-

-

-


26,928

26,928

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

STUDENT FEES

20

Diploma -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Computer Science 2 Undergraduate 20,282

21,822

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

School of Military Science -

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Military Science (Aeronautical) (Honours)


18,188

19,573

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Military Science (Army) (Honours)


18,188

19,573

-

-

Bachelor of Science in Military Science (Nautical) (Honours)


18,188

19,573

-

-

Master of Arts in Security & Strategic Studies


36,554

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diploma -

-

-

-

-

Postgraduate Diploma in Security & Strategic Studies


-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Centre for Open, Distance and e-Learning

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Under the auspices of Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Certificates -

-

-

-

-

Certificate in Accounting and Auditing 1 Undergraduate 27,216

-

-

-

-

Certificate in Management and Taxation


-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas -

-

-

-

-

Diploma in Entrepreneurship and New Venture Management


15,663

15,774

-

-

Diploma in Local Government Studies 3 Undergraduate 20,083

15,663

15,774

-

-

Diploma in Accounting and Auditing 3 Undergraduate 20,083

15,663

15,774

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Accounting (Honours) 4 Undergraduate 18,543

18,266

19,252

-

-

Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)


18,266

19,252

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Under the auspices of Faculty of Education

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Diplomas

STUDENT FEES

21

- - - - -

Diploma in Lifelong Learning and Community Education


20,160

21,711

-

-

Diploma in Educational Management & Leadership


-

-

-

-

Diploma in Secondary Education (Professional Training)


20,160

21,711

-

-

Diploma in Secondary Education (Biology/English/Mathematics/Physical Science)


20,160

21,711

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Degrees -

-

-

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Education) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Lifelong Learning and Community Education) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Pre- and Lower Primary) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

Bachelor of Education (Upper Primary) (Honours)


28,468

27,914

-

-

-

-

-

-

Under the auspices of Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Certificates -

-

-

-

Certificate in HIV/AIDS Education and Co

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