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GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 2010
CONTENTS
Enquiries 2
Message from the International Relations Office 3
Pre-registration information 4
Acceptance of offer to study at CPUT 4
Study or asylum seeker permit 4
Academic performance 4
Renewal of study permits and medical cover 4
What to do if you have lost your passport 5
Procedure for evaluation of foreign qualifications 6
Accommodation 6
Purchasing your air ticket 6
Arrival 7
Fees 7
Medical insurance 8
On the day of registration 10
What you need to know 11
Communication from OIA 11
Money matters 11
Opening a bank account 11
Driving in South Africa 11
Health issues 11
Vacation employment and in-service training 12
Safety issues 12
Important telephone numbers 12
Orientation programme 13
International student structures 14
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CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ENQUIRIES
Office of International Affairs (OIA)
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Cape Town Campus Bellville Campus
P O Box 652 P O Box 1906
Cape Town 8000 Bellville 7535
Republic of South Africa Republic of South Africa
Entrance foyer, Level 2 Ground Floor
Administration Building Administration Building
Keizersgracht, Cape Town Off Symphony Road, Bellville
Tel : +27 (0) 21 460 3955/84 Tel +27 (0) 21 959 6504/6085
Fax: +27 (0) 21 460 3921 Fax +27 (0) 21 959 6918
E-mail : internationaloffice@cput.ac.za
Web site: http://www.cput.ac.za/international
Call centre for general enquiries
Tel +27 (0) 21 959 6767
TERM DATES 2010
First Term 25 January – 26 March
Second Term 6 April – 4 June
Third Term 12 July – 3 September
Fourth Term 13 September – 15 December
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MESSAGE FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICE
YOU ARE NOW PART OF THE FAMILY ...
We take this opportunity to welcome you to the Cape Peninsula University of Technology
(CPUT), one of the country s leading institutes of technological education. We want to assure
you that you have made the right choice by signing with us, Welcome to South Africa, the
Western Cape, the beautiful City of Cape Town and the CPUT. At CPUT, you will not only be
rewarded with the best education and world-class qualifications but you will also be enriched
with the cultural diversity experience. You will realize that we are a melting pot of all South
African cultures and languages. Approximately, 20% of our student population represents dif-
ferent and varied cultures of the world.
Cape Peninsula University of Technology is the biggest of the four world-class universities of
the Western Cape. It boasts an enrolment of more than 30 000 students, spread amongst
several study areas which include Agriculture and the Environment, the Built Environment,
Applied Sciences, Business and Management, Design and the Visual Arts, Education,
Engineering, Finance, Health Sciences, Hospitality, Tourism, Leisure and Media, and
Information Technology. The main campuses are Bellville and Cape Town City. For more infor-
mation on the programmes and additional information, you may refer to our web site
www.cput.ac.za
ABOUT THE ‘MOTHER CITY’
Cape Town, dubbed the Mother City of South Africa, is one of the most glamorous of South
African cities. With her iconic Table Mountain, pristine beaches, rugged coastline, unmatched
flora and calmly relaxed mood, she has earned herself a global status as a prime tourist des-
tination and world-class conference venue.
Six of South Africa s top tourist attractions are located within an hour of the city center, name-
ly; the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, the Winelands, Table Mountain, Cape Point,
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and the famous Robben Island. The City is well connected
with all forms of transportation including an International Airport. This vibrant city is where sun
never sets , as both the day and night entertainment is of abundance. For more information
about South Africa and Cape Town, kindly refer to the links in our websites.
Finally, the University s Office of International Affairs is happy to be your reference point for all
your queries about adjusting to Cape Town and to CPUT. We wish you a HAPPY STAY and a
REWARDING EXPERIENCE!!!
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PRE-REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Acceptance of offer to study at CPUT
It is important that you confirm your acceptance of the study offer made to you as soon as
possible, to secure your place. For academic acceptance, a deposit of R2 200.00 is payable
within four weeks of receipt of a letter of acceptance. Once payment has been made, return
the acceptance form together with proof of payment to the address indicated on the form.
Study or asylum seeker permit
International students must apply for a CPUT study permit/student visa before leaving the
country of origin. Without a study permit, you will be refused entry into South Africa and CPUT
may not register you as a student. A study permit is a statutory requirement and is issued for
specific institutions. Students that are currently studying in other institutions in South Africa,
may approach Home Affairs Offices to change their permits.
A letter of undertaking should be in your acceptance package. This letter is issued by the
Office of International Affairs and is to be presented to the local South African Embassy/High
Commission or Consulate when you apply for your study permit/student visa. Please contact
the Office immediately should you not have received the letter.
To apply for a study permit, you will need:
¥ A valid passport (valid for a period exceeding the length of your proposed study abroad).
Your passport must also have sufficient blank pages for stamping.
¥ A letter of acceptance from CPUT
¥ A letter of undertaking issued by the OIA at CPUT
¥ Proof of sufficient funds to cover all your costs in South Africa
¥ A deposit for repatriation guarantee
¥ A return plane ticket
¥ Money for the costs of study permit
¥ A legal guardian in South Africa may have to be appointed for students under the age of
21 years
¥ A police clearance for students over the age of 21 years may also be required.
¥ Proof of medical insurance/cover that is valid in South Africa.
Renewal of Study Permits and Medical Cover
Law requires all International Students to ensure that their study permits and medical cover
are valid at all times for the duration of their studies. A study permit must be renewed 30 days
prior to expiry and there is a fee payable. Currently it is R425.00
Academic Performance
Home Affairs requires reports on academic progress on each student. You are therefore
warned that failure to achieve satisfactory progress may lead to you expulsion in South Africa.
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In such a case, you will forfeit your repatriation deposit.
What to do if you have lost your passport
Report to the nearest South African Police Services to make an affidavit and thereafter con-
tact your Embassy or Diplomatic Representative to apply for a new passport.
Admission
All applications from International Students should be addressed to:
The International Office
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
PO Box 1906
BELLVILLE
7535
Republic of South Africa
Minimum admission requirements
A National Senior Certificate (NSC) as certified by Umalusi, or equivalent, with an achievement
rating of 3 (Moderate Achievement: 40-49%) or better in four recognised NSC 20-credit sub-
jects, an achievement rating of 2 for Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy, an achievement
rating of 3 in the required official language at Home Language level and an achievement rat-
ing of 2 in the other required language on at least First Additional Language level; one of these
languages shall be English or Afrikaans.
Specific minimum requirements for a course (subjects required/recommended, achievement
rating, portfolio to be submitted, interview in Cape Town or experience required) are availoable
in the Faculty brochures and on the CPUT website (www.cput.ac.za).
Minimum admission requirements may be adjusted at the Dean’s discretion, subject to the
approval of the Faculty Board and the Senate of the University.
All candidates who comply with the minimum requirements may still subject to selection pro-
cedures.
Cambridge system
Students following the Cambidge system should note the following requirements:
¥ Passes of at least 5 different subjects of the IGCSE and HIGCSE study levels, of which at
least three are HIGCSE level subjects.
¥ A pass in the laguage that is the medium of instruction at CPUT, namely English.
¥ Specific pass grades:
IGCSE: A, B or C
HIGCSE: 1, 2, or 3
¥ In addition, students who want to apply for BTech, MTech and DTech programmes must
have their qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA)
prior to submitting their application forms.
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Other Senior School qualifications will be reviewed on merit. In some cases, where the for-
mat of secondary school education is unfamilair, students applying for National Diploma pro-
grammes may also be asked to apply for SAQA evaluation prior to their acceptance.
Procedure for evaluation of foreign qualifications
Postgraduate applicants who do not have a South African qualification are required to send
their results/qualifications to the South African Qualifications Authority in order to have them
evaluated and equated to a South African qualification.
The address is:
The Head of Evaluation of Qualifications
South African Qualifications Authority
Postnet Suite 248
Private Bag X06
Waterkloof 0145
Tel: +27 (0) 12 482 0858/64 Web site: www.saqa.org.za
Applications for such evaluations should include:
¥ All qualification documents, i.e. the highest school certificate issued by the official exam-
ining body
¥ Complete and legible transcripts of academic records in respect of all degrees or other
higher education qualifications, together with the final certificates; preceding qualifications
leading to any postgraduate/other advanced qualification when the latter is submitted.
¥ Certificates in foreign languages should be submitted together with translations into
English by a sworn translator. The relevant evaluation fee can be obtained from the South
African Qualification Authority in Pretoria.
¥ A cheque made out to SAQA. The following tariffs apply:
General evaluation (approximatgely 30 working days): R390.00
Priority evaluation (approximately 10 working days): R790.00
Note: These tariffs are subject to change from time to time.
Accommodation
There is a high demand for places in the residences and if you are not successful in obtaining
a place, kindly contact Cape Town Campus Residence Office Tel +27 (0) 21 460 3870 or the
Bellville Campus Residence Office, Tel +27 (0) 21 959 6334 for assistance with alternative/pri-
vate accommodation. Remember to bring or purchase on arrival your own bedding, toiletries
and eating/cooking utensils.
Purchasing your air ticket
Once you have decided to accept a place, you must start sourcing out cheaper but more con-
venient and efficient ways of getting to Cape Town. The STA Travel (world wide agency for
youth and student travel) may assist you with sourcing out cheaper flights and temporary
accommodation. Their website is www.statravel.co.za otherwise you may approach your local
travel agency.
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Arrival
Cape Town is accessible through all conventional means of travel. If you arrive by plane via
Johannesburg, you may have to clear customs before boarding your national flight to Cape
Town. At the Cape Town International Airport flight, you will need to arrange for transport to
town or to your place of residence. Please make arrangements well in advance and before
leaving for South Africa. Contact persons:
Transport to Bellville Campus
If you are not being met, we recommend the services of Happy Landings, Mr Mervyn
Solomons: Cell +27 (0) 82 455 9099; Fax 086 535 8128
email: happylandings@vodacom.co.za.
Transport to Cape Town Campus
If you are not being met, we recommend the services of
Oscar Cupido
Tel +27 (0) 21 694 4216; Cell +27 (0) 72 6693639;email: info@oscars.co.za.
Mzi Transport, Mr Mzimasi Banzi
Tel +27 (0) 21 633 2218, +27 (0) 82 886 7238, email: mzimasib@gmail.com
Fees
All international students (except refugees and students with permanent residence in
South Africa) are required to pay an International Levy of R1 400 (once-off administrative
levy). International students (excluding refugees) who make use of one of the two preferred
medical schemes (Ingwe or Protea) should also make provision for approximately R3 588.00
for 12 months medical cover (minimum acceptable duration according to the Department of
Home Affairs).
All international students (excluding refugees) are required to make an upfront payment of 50%
of the anticipated fees for the year/semester; the balance of the fees for the year must be paid
in May. In addition, if the student has been awarded accommodation in one of the University s
residences, a deposit of R1 200 is payable.
Summary of fees:
1. Once-off administrative levy (excluding refugees and permanent
South African residents) — R1 400
2. Full payment of registration fee R2 200
3. University residence deposit R1 200
4. Medical cover by preferred provider (excluding refugees and
permanent South African residents) R3 588
5. 50% of the anticipated fees for the year -— amount obtainable R5 000 (approx)
from your Faculty Office or on the University s web site.
International students, excluding citizens of African countries, are required to pay double the
general South African fees as well as an international levy of R1 400.00.
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Students from African countries are required to pay the international levy of R1 400.00, which
is payable on acceptance.
Medical Insurance
In terms of the South African law (Immigration Act 19 of 2004), all international students who
come to study in South Africa must have proof of medical insurance cover with a medical
scheme registered in South Africa, in terms of the Medical Schemes Act, 131 of 1998.
The CPUT has tried to make this easier for you .We have contracted a service provider,
Pinnacle Health Solutions (Pinnacle), to help you get the type of medical aid product which will
qualify.
Note: not all medical insurance will qualify and you must be very sure before you buy any form
of medical insurance. The CPUT will not hesitate to reject your medical insurance if it does not
qualify, and you will then not be registered as a student. You will need to buy new cover and
will thus have to spend extra money.
Please make absolutely sure that the cover you buy is correct, or you will be wasting your
money. Contact Pinnacle for help at:+27 ( 0) 21 425 9863. or fkinnear@pinnhealth.co.za.
The cost of medical insurance will be about R3 588 per year, and this will cover you for your
full academic year .We have preselected two medical insurance schemes with which Pinnacle
will help you.
1. Protea Medical Scheme, Tel +27 21 552 7111
2. Ingwe Medical Scheme, Tel +27 08 6010 2493
Please contact Pinnacle if you are uncertain. The CPUT will make no exceptions and will cer-
tainly accept only the correct medical insurance.
Obtaining a medical cover
Pinnacle Health Solutions is the University s appointed consultant and service provider. They
will assist students with information, advice, as well as the application and registration process
with regard to medical cover. This service is free of charge. Pinnacle has dedicated consult-
ants for CPUT students. During term time a consultant will be available to assist students
regarding problems they may have:
Cape Town Campus: Tuesdays between 13:00 and 14:00
Human Resources Office, Level 6, Administration Bldg
Bellville Campus: Fridays between 14:00 and 15:00
International Office, Ground Floor, Administration Bldg
Pinnacle can be contacted on:
Contact person: Fazlin Kinnear, Director, Business Development
2 Long Street Tel: +27 21 554 1901
8th Floor Tel: +27 21 425 9863
Cape Town Call centre: 086 593 3654
E-mail: fkinnear@pinnhealth.co.za
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Students can join any scheme registered in South Africa, but the University will only provide
support services (through Mentor) on the following two schemes, whose representatives will
be present in the registration venues:
1. INGWE HEALTH (www.ingwehealth.co.za)
Bank: Nedbank Commercial
Account name: Ingwe Health Plan
Branch: Northrand
Branch code: 146 905
Account number: 1469 009 021
Swift code: NEDSZA JJ
Amount payable: R3 576 (R298 x 12 months)
2. PROTEA MEDICAL (www.proteamas.co.za)
Bank: Nedbank
Account name: Protea Med Aid Society
Branch: Parow
Branch code: 102510
Account number: 1025319958
Swift code NEDSZA JJ
Amount payable: R3 588 (R299 x 12 months)
NB: If you have cover obtained outside of South Africa, you must produce an official
letter from the scheme attesting that you will be covered whilst in South Africa.
Paying for Medical cover: Requirements
Students must pay all medical aid insurance fees directly to the medical scheme.
FORMS OF PAYMENT: CASH/CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS WILL BE ACCEPTED
MEDICAL AID INSURANCE NOT LISTED ABOVE
If a student belongs to a medical aid scheme not listed above, he/she needs to provide proof
(a confirmation letter) at registration that the medical aid is legal/accepted by the South African
medical aid insurance industry.
Please note: No medical aid card will be accepted during registration without a letter of con-
firmation from the medical aid scheme.
For more details about medical aid providers in South Africa, contact
SA Medical Schemes
Tel +27 0861 123 267
http://www.medicalschemes.com
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CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
ON THE DAY OF REGISTRATION
You are going to need the following to be registered:
¥ An acceptance letter from the relevant Faculty Office
¥ A letter of confirmation from the Medical Aid/Insurance stating that it is valid in South
Africa OR ask the Office of International Affairs for help in obtaining medical cover
¥ Valid passport/Refugee Permit;
¥ Valid study permit made out for the Cape Peninsula University of Technology
¥ Original letter of sponsorship addressed to CPUT (if applicable) OR receipts for:
¥ Registration fee/deposit (R2 200 or R1 200 if acceptance deposit of R1 000 has
already been paid);
¥ Payment of Administration Levy (R1400) — new students, excluding refugees.
Pay the Registration fee (R2 200), the Administration Levy (R1 400) Residence fee (R1 000 if
applicable) and class fees at the Cashiers, or deposit the amount into the CPUT s bank
account OR produce current original letter of sponsorship. Should you wish to make a direct
deposit to the CPUT account, the details are as follows:
CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (BANK DETAILS):
CAPE TOWN CAMPUS
Bank: ABSA Bank, Public Sector Western Cape
Account name: Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Account Type: Current Account
Branch code: 632005
Account no: 4053548487
Swift code: ABSA ZA JJ (for payments made outside South Africa)
REFERENCE: Your CPUT student number.
BELLVILLE CAMPUS
Bank: ABSA Bank, Public Sector Western Cape
Account name: Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Account Type: Current Account
Branch code: 631-609
Account no: 01202660521
Swift code: ABSA ZA JJ (for payments made outside South Africa)
REFERENCE: Your CPUT student number.
IMPORTANT
Your student number must be clearly indicated on the deposit slip.
A copy of the deposit slip must be faxed to: Fax +27 (0) 21 460 3589 (Cape Town Campus)
or +27 (0) 21 959 6091 (Bellville Campus).
Please bring your copy of the bank deposit slip on the day of registration.
¥ Report to the Office of International Affairs to obtain a REGISTRATION CHECKLIST
¥ A Registration Checklist shall then be issued to you if you comply with all the necessary
requirements.
¥ You can now proceed to the relevant registration point for registration.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
• COMMUNICATION FROM THE OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Students are urged to check their University e-mail regularly as this is the most effective way
for the Office of International Affairs to communicate any events or information affecting inter-
national students. After registration students can contact the ICTS department regarding the
process of accessing e-mail messages. Student e-mail addresses will be Student
number @cput.ac.za, e.g. 207000000@cput.ac.za.
• MONEY MATTERS
The South African currency is the Rand (ZAR), which is equal to 100 Cents (R1 = 100 cents).
Value Added Tax is levied on most goods and services. Prices of goods will indicate if the item
is vat inclusive (already added) or vat exclusive. International students can claim for a VAT
refund if the goods that are purchased are taken out of the country within 12 months of the
date of purchase (receipts and invoices must be kept).
• OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT
Students are discouraged from keeping large sums of money in their possession or in resi-
dence rooms - you do so at your own risk. You may open a bank account at a local bank,
which will then issue with you a bankcard for cash withdrawals from Auto teller/auto bank
machines (ATMs). ABSA, First National Bank, Nedbank and the Standard Bank have ATMs in
the Student Centre on the main campus.
• DRIVING IN SOUTH AFRICA
In South Africa, we drive on the left-hand side of the road. You have to be 18 years of age to
legally drive a car. An International Drivers Licence or one from your home country if it is in
English can be used in South Africa. There is zero-tolerance for drunken and reckless driving.
Heavy penalties, jail sentences or confiscation of the licence could all be imposed.
• HEALTH ISSUES
Cape Town region is not a malaria or any other tropical disease infected area. But if you decide
to travel to other areas, especially to the far north, please consult with Student Health Services
regarding appropriate vaccination. It is also important that students eat nutritionally balanced
food and regularly exercise to keep healthy all the time.
The HIV/Aids pandemic is a world-wide problem and may cause premature death to those
infected. Students are warned to fully inform themselves about remaining negative by attend-
ing awareness campaigns and information sessions. As our Institution does not discriminate
against those who are infected, the HIV/Aids Support Office exists on Campus to offer all
forms of support. A health clinic is also at your service.
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• VACATION EMPLOYMENT AND IN-SERVICE TRAINING
1. Holders of a valid study permit may conduct part-time work for hours not exceed-
ing 20 hours per week, provided that this limitation shall not apply during academ-
ic vacation periods. A student needs to furnish the OIA with a letter of offer from
an employer and a letter consenting to employment shall then be granted.
(Regulation 22(6) of Section 13(3)(a) of the Immigration Act, 13 of 2002).
2. Students are also allowed to conduct work in the form of practical training in the
field related to his/her studies, on submission of
(a) a letter confirming that practical training is a requirement for fulfiling academic
requirements
(b) a letter from a prospective employer. (Regulation 22(7) of Section 13(3)(c) of
the Immigration Act, 13 of 2002).
• SAFETY ISSUES
Exercise caution at all times and ensure that you avoid unsafe areas as well as traveling
alone at night. Some tips: always keep your valuables locked away; avoid carrying large
sums of money; do not display valuable items such as cameras, expensive jewellery, etc.
• PERSONAL INSURANCE
Please insure all your belongings at any insurance broker. CPUT shall not be responsi-
ble for the loss of any item.
IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN CAPE TOWN
CAPE TOWN CODE INSIDE SOUTH AFRICA: 021
INTERNATIONAL CODE: +27 + 21
CAPE TOWN CAMPUS BELLVILLE CAMPUS
International Affairs 460 3955/3984 959 6504/6085
Campus Security 460 3476/3631 959 6301
Health Clinic 460 3405 959 6403/6524
Student Counseling 460 3237/3254 959 6182
Student Health & Welfare 460 3613/3405 959 6836/6158
Student Housing 460 4274/4223 959 6334
General
Ambulances (State) 10177 10177
Netcare Ambulances 086 82 911 086 82911
Flying Squad (Police) 10111 10111
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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME
To ensure that you have smooth transition adjusting to the region and the University, you are
encouraged to attend all orientation activities that will be organised. Recognising that
International Students have unique needs, an afternoon session has been dedicated for:
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORIENTATION.
SCIENCE LECTURE THEATRE, BELLVILLE CAMPUS AND
ATRIUM, LEVEL 2, CAPE TOWN CAMPUS
FIRST SEMESTER: 26 February 2010 14:00—17:00
SECOND SEMESTER: 23 July 2010 14:00—17:00
We will appreciate it if traditional dress is worn at the orientation
GEOGRAPHICAL ORIENTATION
CAPE TOWN CAMPUS AND BELLVILLE CAMPUS
FIRST SEMESTER: 27 February 2010
SECOND SEMESTER: 24 July 2010
Get to know your surroundings and some of the main Cape Town attractions including the
Waterfront, Kirstenbosch Gardens, Century City, Grand West Casino, City Centre, Hout Bay,
the Sea Point/Green Point area, hospitals, clubs, and popular beach resorts.
A detailed invitation will be handed to you on the day of registration.
NB: Students must sign up at the OIA offices on the Bellville or Cape Town campus.
Only limited spaces are available.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT STRUCTURES
The Association of International Students (AIS) is a non-political student structure aimed at
providing a common platform for all international students for the purpose of advocating on
issues of common concern, sharing of cultural experiences, organising excursions and other
social events. .
Membership is open to all registered students at CPUT, even local students have over the
years actively participated in the activities of AIS. The organisation is run by an elected com-
mittee and is an affiliate of a broader Student Representative Council (SRC). For more infor-
mation about AIS, go to the AIS website: http://www.cput.ac.za/international/AIS.php.
You can also join the Association of International Students CPUT group on Facebook.
You are requested to bring along your traditional attire, brochures, cultural artifacts, flags, and
recipes from your country in anticipation of a Campus International Cultural Day.
NB: LATE ARRIVAL
It is extremely important that you arrive on time for the beginning of the academic term.
Late arrival could adversely affect your academic performance and the University is not
obliged to reserve a place if the applicant does not report for registration on the scheduled
date.
If you are going to be extremely late due to unforeseen problem, we strongly advise that you
check up with the academic department to find out whether you cannot postpone or defer
to next year s intake.
The first term of the academic year starts on: 25 JANUARY 2010
The second semester starts on: 12 JULY 2010
We wish you safe travel to South Africa and are looking forward to meet you.
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