Student Accommodation

• Students who require accommodations can find them at the University of Pretoria. Self-catering and catered residences are among the options for lodging. For students who would like to stay off campus, the university also provides options for off-campus lodging. Those who require accommodations must submit separate applications.

Courses

A wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs in a variety of fields are available at the University of Pretoria, including:

• Health Sciences
• Engineering
• Law
• Social Sciences
• Natural Sciences
• Humanities

Application Requirements

The following are the requirements for applying to undergraduate and graduate programs at the University of Pretoria:

Undergraduate Programs:

• Certified copy of Grade 12 certificate or equivalent
• Certified copy of ID
• Application fee

Postgraduate Programs:

• Certified copy of degree certificate or equivalent
• Certified copy of ID
• Academic transcripts
• Application fee

Prospectus

The College of Pretoria plan gives itemized data about the College, its projects, confirmation necessities, and expenses. You can get the prospectus from the University’s Client Service Centre or online.

How to Apply

Follow these steps to apply to the University of Pretoria:

• Visit the University of Pretoria website at www.up.ac.za
• Click on the “Apply” tab and select “Online Application”
• Make a login and fill out the online application.
• Upload all required documentation
• Pay the application fee
• Submit the application form

Alternately, applicants may obtain a hard copy of the application form from the University’s Client Service Centre and submit it along with the required supporting documents.

All in all, the College of Pretoria is a main public examination college in South Africa that offers a great many undergrad and postgraduate projects in different fields of study. Students who require accommodations can apply for them at the university, and the process is simple. By the application deadline, applicants must ensure that they meet the requirements and submit their application forms and supporting documents. Visit the University of Pretoria’s website at www.up.ac.za for additional details.

Requirements / APS

• The statutory minimum requirement for degree studies is a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a minimum achievement level of 4 (50 percent–59 percent) in four recognized NSC 20-credit subjects from the designated subject list below:
  The NBT is required for upcoming students applying to the Resources of Wellbeing Sciences and Veterinary Sciences. It is offered in the following subjects: bookkeeping, horticultural science, business studies, consumer studies, emotional expressions, economics, designing illustrations and plans, geology, history, data innovation, languages, life sciences, numerical proficiency, math, music, actual science, religion studies, and visual craftsmanship. The basis for the calculation of an Admission Point Score (APS) is a candidate’s performance on the NSC seven-point rating scale in any SIX recognized NSC 20-credit subjects (including non-designated subjects like CAT, Tourism, Hospitality Studies, and Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Technology, among others).
  Because Life Orientation is a 10-credit course, it cannot be used to calculate the APS. Additionally, life orientation is not required for any faculty-specific subject.