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Part of the UKZN experience is the opportunity to be part of a network, not only with our world-renowned academics but also with future game-changers and leaders.
They do say the extent of one’s success can be attributed to those they rub shoulders with. So, you must surround yourself with like-minded people.
Join UKZN! And #ShapeYourFutureToday.
At UKZN, we equip, empower and inspire students to greatness!
If you would like to apply for admission to a full time undergraduate programme, you must apply on the UKZN Undergraduate application form. A non-refundable application fee is payable to UKZN. Enclose proof of payment as well as all documents requested on submission of your application. Take care to ensure that your application reaches us before the closing date.
Refugee applicants must be in possession of a valid Section 41 permit/Refugee identity document which grants you permission to study. Application procedures and application fees as for local students are applicable. Apply via the Central Applications Office. For more information, please contact: +27(0)31 268 4444 or log onto www.cao.ac.za. International students are required to pay the full tuition fees before they register.
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The Study@UKZN Office is entrusted with marketing and promotion of the University’s undergraduate programmes to the schools community of learners, educators and parents so that top quality prospective undergraduate students apply to UKZN.
Building relationships, with the schools community of learners, educators, parents, and the Department of Education.
“Available Monday to Friday during office hours, 08h00 to 16h30”
DBN: +27 31 260 1111
PMB:+27 33 260 5111
or Call +27 31 260 8596
and follow the voice prompts
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