complete guide to registration jan 2014 updated

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REGISTRATION JANUARY 2014

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CONTENTS 1

Important information:Timetables and start of lectures 2

Change of address/Biographical details 2

Call Centre for general enquiries 2

Term dates 2

Where to register 2

The Regis t ra t ion ProcessInitial payments, Terms of payment, 3Payment options, Banking Details, Sponsorship 4

Checklist 5

Registration guide for 2014 6-8

Process-Online Registration 9-16

Contact detail off-campus assistants 17-18

Process-Back office Registration 19-21

In tern at ion al stu dent s 22-24

Financial aid 25-27

Programmes: Dates, Times, Venues, Academic Clearance 28

Online and Back-office

Applied Sciences Faculty All Campuses 29-31

Business Faculty All Campuses 32-34

Education Faculty All Campuses 35

Engineering Faculty All Campuses 36

Health and Wellness Faculty All Campuses 41

Informatics and Design Faculty All Campuses 43

PLEASE READ THE SMALL PRINT

No late registration will be allowed without the written permission of the Registrar.


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TIME TABLES AND START OF LECTURESLecture timetables and other relevant documentation will be handed out

during the registration period. Consult these for information regarding

starting dates, times and venues.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS/BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS

It is your responsibility to inform the Admission and Registration Office of any

changes in your personal details (e.g. proof of change of surname) and

address on the registration form.

CALL CENTRE FOR GENERAL ENQUIRIES

Call Centre:0861232788 / 021 - 9596767

TERM DATES 2014

First Term 22 January28March (Wellington Campus

Education only)First Term 3 February28 March

Second Term 7 April20 June

Third Term 21 July5 September

Fourth Term 15 September28 November

WHERE TO REGISTER

NB: Students register at the following campuses:

a. If a student has been accepted at the Bellville Campus, or any of theservice points in Bellville, then he/she may only register at Bellville

campus.

b. If a student has been accepted at the Cape Town Campus or any of the

service points in Cape Town, then he/she may only register at the Cape

Town Campus.

c. If a student has been accepted at the Granger Bay Campus, then he/she

may only register at that campus.

d. If a student has been accepted at the Mowbray Campus, then he/she

may only register at Mowbray campus.

e. If a student has been accepted at the Wellington Campus, then he/she

may only register at Wellington campus.


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THE REGISTRATION PROCESS

INITIAL PAYMENTS: ALL CAMPUSES

All students must pay an initial amount of R3700 BEFORE or on the day of

registration, for all full-time and part-time courses. If the full course fee is less

than R3700, it must be paid in full at registration. Only students who have paid

the above-mentioned amount will be registered.

First year students must pay an initial amount of R1850,00 upon acceptance

and a further R1850,00 before or on the day of registration.

Returning students (2

nd

, 3

rd

and 4

th

years) must pay an amount of R3700before or on the day of registration.

A student, who will be staying in a university residence, must pay an initial

amount of R1700 in respect of residence fees. The total amount payable upon

registration by a residence student is R5400 (R3700 for tuition and R1700 for

residence fees).

All students must register in person at the venuesindicated.

Do not hand over money or your registration form to anyone who says

he/she can register on your behalf.

TERMS OF PAYMENT: TUITION FEES

After this initial payment of R3700,00,the remainder of the fees owing may be

paid in monthly instalments from February to November, at the rate of 10% of

the fees for year courses (or from February to June, at the rate of 20% of the

fees for semester courses). Payment can also be made by a debit order over

9 months from February to October. There will be no interest charged if thedebit order is strictly adhered to.

Debit orders can be drawn on all types of bank accounts (current, savings and

trans-mission), as well as credit cards (not on budget) and debit cards. Debit

order forms are available from the Student Debtors Department.

A discount of 5% for year courses and 2.5% per semester for semester

courses will be allowed if the account is settled before 14 February for year

and first semester course and if the account should be settled by 15 August

for second semester course.


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PAYMENT OPTIONS

All students must pay their fees either by means of a direct deposit

at a bank or an electronic payment.

PLEASE NOTE

Your name and student number must be clearly indicated on the deposit slip.Please bring your copy of the bank deposit slip on the day of

registration.Allow three working days for the transaction to be processed and reflected on

your student account.

THE UNIVERSITYS BANKING DETA ILS ARE ASFOLLOWS:

Bank: ABSA Bank

Branch: Public Sector Cape Town

Account name: Cape Peninsula University of Technology

Account Type: Current Account

Branch code: 632005

Account no: 4053548487

Swift code: ABSA ZAJJ (for payments made outside South Africa)

SPONSORSHIP: BRING A LETTER

If an employer or bursar is responsible for paying your registration and tuition

fees, you must bring along a letter (on an official letterhead) from them as

written confirmation that the account will be settled.

Please ensure that the letter is addressed to the Cape Peninsula University of

Technology and that the dates are relevant. If you have such a letter, you also

avoid the queues at the Cashiers, and can proceed directly to the next step of

the registration process.

Residence accommodation is subject to availability, in terms of the rules, and

will be allocated at the campus where the student will be studying.


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YOUR CHECK LIST FOR REGISTRATION

PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING WITH YOU WHENYOU COME TO REGISTER:

a) A pen.

b) Your letter of acceptance (first year and first registration students only).

c) Method of payment:

All students must pay their fees either by means of a direct deposit at abank or an electronic payment. Please bring your copy of the bankdeposit slip (or proof of sponsorship letter) on the day of registration.

d) Students registering at the University for the first time:

Your original National Senior Certificate or the original Advice ofResults statement PLUS a certified copy of your Senior Certificate

or Advice of Results.

Your original identity document or original birth certificate PLUScertified copies of these documents.

e) Students transferring from another university or a university oftechnology:

The original Statement of Results/Academic Record and a letter of good

conduct from another university/university of technology. These

documents will be returned to the student. If you wish to apply for subject

exemption/recognition, you should do so during registration.

The exemption/recognition forms can be obtained from the Faculty Office.

Applications for exemption/recognition must be submitted by 31 January

2014. These applications must be reviewed by a panel, and you should

follow up to find out whether the application was successful. No late

applications will be accepted.

f) International students:

A valid study permit as well as proof of valid medical aid cover. Nointernational student will be registered without proof of such a permitand medical aid cover. The University reserves the right to verify theauthenticity of all documentation. For details regarding medical aidcover, please go to pages 22-24 of this brochure.

All international students, including refugees, should first report tothe International Office to produce the above documents and obtainacademic clearance, before proceeding to the registration venue.

Bellville CampusIT Centre Room 311, Cape Town CampusMultipurpose Hall Ground floor, Granger Bay CampusRoom 3.31,


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Dates and times for online registration

On Campus:

For students who need assistance, central venues have been provided as follows:

Bellville Campus: IT Centre, (See venues allocated),

Cape Town Campus: See venues allocated,

Wellington Campus: Library ,

Mowbray Campus: Education Building, Computer Laboratory,

Granger Bay Campus: Laboratory 3.29.

Registration dates:

Undergraduates: 13 January 2014 to 03 February 2014, from 08:30 to 15:30

Undergraduate late registrations: 04 February 2014 to 03 March 2014

Postgraduates registration dates: 13 January 2014 to 31 May 2014


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ONLINE REGISTRATION CAN BE COMPLETED IN 8 EASY STEPS:

Step 1:

Go to the Studentstab on the

CPUT website and click on the

Student Online Services

(SOS)link, or use the direct

linkwww.cput.ac.za/sos.

Click on Log in to SOS.

Step 2:

Registered Users, will appear.

Select Student and type in your student number & PIN number, and click Login.

You are now on the first page of the ITS iEnabler Online Registration. Click on the

blue question mark next to any item for more information.

You can check whereyou are in theprocess, as well asgo back a step, by using the process trail at the top of the web page. Just click on oneof the underlined words and you will go back or forward to that point.

Step 3:

Select Student Enquiryon the left.

Go to Summarized Statement of Account.

Verify that the upfront payment of R3 700 shows as a credit on

your account. If payment was made 72 hours earlier and the

payment does not show on the SummarizedStatement,

Contact Student Debtors and supply proof of payment.

Select E-Payments on the left, to pay by credit card (Visa or MasterCard only -no debit cards accepted on the Web)

Follow the steps on screen and click on Pay Now.
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Go back to Summarized Statement of Accountif you want to verify that the

payment reflects on your account.

Step 4:

Select Student Administrationon the left.

Personal Information Update

Select Personal information Update on the left to verify your personal

details.

You are only allowed to update the fields with a white border, for example

Alternate surname:

Click on Saveat the bottom of the page once you have updated any of

above information.

To change any other personal details you have to submit a formal request to theAdmissions and Registrations Centre (ARC) on campus.

Personal Contact Detail

Select Personal Contact Detail on the left to verify your contact details.

If contact details are not correct, select Communication Type to change

existing contact details.

If you want to add Contact Details, select New Record to add new contact

details.

Select Save at the bottom of the page to save your changes. Verifycorrectness.


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Address Validation

Select Address Validation on the left to verify your address details.

If address details are not correct, select Address Type to change existing

details.

If you want to add new details, click on New Record to add new contact

details.

Click on Saveat the bottom of the page to save your changes. Verify

correctness.

Step 5:

Select Academic Registrationon the left.

Rules and Regulations

Select Rules & Regulationsand read through the Rules &

Regulations.

Click on the I Accept button at the bottom. (You may have to

scroll down to see it).

Please take note acceptance of the Rules and Regulations is compulsory andserves as your electronic signature. This indicator is stored on your Student Fileand will be used as a Legal Agreement in a dispute/disciplinary matter.

If you do not accept the Rules and Regulations the system will not allow you to

continue.

Step 6: Submit registration

Select Submit Registrationon the left.

Verify that the qualification details displayed you are correct. All fields indicated

with an *must be completed.

Select your Employment Status from the drop-down list.

Click on Save and Continue or SaveContinue later or Restart Process

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SelectSubmit Registration >> Possible Subject Selection.Select your Subjects, by ticking the box next to each subject. Please note thefollowing.

You may not register for subjects where the pre-requisitehas not been met.

These subjects will be indicated with a red button:

Where module subjects are offered (e.g. Financial Accounting 1A and 1B),

please ensure that you include the mother/mainsubject (e.g. FinancialAccounting 1M). Refer to the subject choice form.

Students must select both the first and second semester subjects this is a

once-off registration for the whole year.


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Academic Period SelectionSelect ONE Academic Period which represents when you would like to study for

each of the chosen subjects. Consult the Subject Choice Form to select the

appropriate academic period, then clickContinue.

On the next screen:

Verify the selected subjects for the whole year. If you wish to change a subject,

click the previous item on the process trail at the top of the web page.

When you have verified your subjects, as well as the semester you will be

studying, click on the Continue button.


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Select Save and Continue or SaveContinue later button.

Submit Registration >> Registration Details

Select the Continue or Restart Process or Print Registration Details button to

print to a printer connected to your computer.

Submit Registration >> Registration Costs

Select the Print Cost Details button to print the Registration Costs.

If you are satisfied with the subject selection, and want to complete your registration,

select the Accept Registration button. (If you want to change anything, go back

using the process trail at the top of the page.)

Note: Once you click on this button your registration is final, and you will be

liable for any fees.

You may use the Add Subjects to a Registrationoption of you would like to make

changes to your subjects.


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STEP 7:

Proof of Registration

Select Proof of Registration on the left to print your proof of registration (to be

able to collect your student card on campus).

If you require this document to be printed on an official CPUT letterhead, visit any

Online Registration Venue on campus (refer to page 1 for details). After the

Registration period, printed documents can be obtained from the Admission

and Registration Centre.

Proof and Statement

Select Proof and Statement on the left should you wish to print a proof and

statement.

Process Status

Process Statusgives you an indication whether you have completed all the

compulsory steps of the registration process.

Should you want to add a subject, or make any changes to your registration, you

must contact the Faculty Office.

Congratulations! You have successfully completed your Registration.


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STEP 8:

Issuing of STUDENT CARD

Students who complete their online registration must report to the Student Card

points, on the three campuses, from 13 January 2014 to 3 February 2014,

where a photograph will be taken and your student card issued.

Student Card PointsBellville Campus: IT Centre

Cape Town Campus: Multi-Purpose Hall

Wellington Campus: Coaton Hall

From 04 February 2014 onwards, you must collect your student card from theProtection Services Department.

Note: Please bring along your printed proof of registration when collecting your studentcard.

Scheduled venues.

POINT 3: BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Venues: Bellville: IT Centre, Room 2.05

Cape Town: Multipurpose Hall, Ground Floor

Granger Bay: Room 3.29

Mowbray: Faculty OfficeWellington: Education Building C8

Staff members will capture all changes and required information on the

registration form on to the system. Staff members will staple all documents on

to the registration form and sign the registration form. The student may then

proceed to the next point.


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SUPPORT STAFF CONTACT DETAILS DURING 2014 REGISTRATION

Service Departments Phone e-mail

Admissions & Registrations Centre 021 959 6270 [email protected]

Student Debtors 021 959 6370 [email protected]

Faculties Phone e-mail

Applied SciencesBellville 021 959 6818 [email protected]

Cape Town 021 460 3151 [email protected]

Business All Campuses Only via email [email protected]

Bellville 021 959

6350/6417

[email protected]


Cape Town Only via email [email protected]

Granger Bay 021 440 5771 [email protected]

Mowbray 021 460 4232 [email protected]

Mowbray Only via email [email protected]

Wellington 021 460 4232 [email protected]

Wellington Only via email [email protected]

Postgraduates

(Business Fac) 021 460 9025 [email protected]
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Education Wellington 021 864 5221 [email protected]

Mowbray 021 680 1592 [email protected]

Bellville 021 680 1590 [email protected]

Engineering All Campuses 021 953 8729 [email protected]

Health & Wellness Bellville 021 959 6917 [email protected]

Informatics &Design

Bellville 021 959 6271 [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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THE REGISTRATION PROCESS (BACK- OFFICE)

POINT 1: ACADEMIC CLEARANCEVenue: See pages 29-44 for Academic Clearance Venues

On the day of registration students will go to the faculty/academic department

building for academic clearance (see pages 29-44under the various faculties

and campuses).

Specific rooms will be allocated for each qualification in the

faculty/department. Staff will issue students with a registration, indemnity and

subject choice form. The academic staff will do the subject choices by ticking

off and signing the subjects on the subject choice form. The academic staff

will check the registration form and hand it back to the student who then

proceeds to the next point. The student will complete the indemnity form and

amend the registration form, if applicable. Students who still need to pay will

go to the cashiers in the Administration Building, Level 4, Cape Town

Campus, Administration Building, Ground Floor, Bellville Campus or the

Administration Building, Wellington Campus. Students, who made a deposit

at a bank prior to the registration date or have a letter from an

employer/bursar, then proceed for financial clearance.

NO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WILL BE ALLOWED TO

PROCEED TO FINANCIAL CLEARANCE IF NOT IN

POSSESSION OF A COMPLETED INTERNATIONAL

CHECKLIST.

POINT 2: FINANCIAL CLEARANCE

Venues: Bellville: IT Centre, Room 103

Cape Town: Multipurpose Hall, 1st

Floor


Mowbray: Room 2.26

Wellington: Education Building, Room B3

All students must go for financial clearance. At this point staff members will sign off

the registration form as proof that the minimum fee has been paid. Returning

students, who have outstanding balances for 2013 or earlier, will be referred to theCredit Management Unit (CMU), in the above mention


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NO STUDENT WILL BE ALLOWED TO PROCEED IF NOT

IN POSSESSION OF A VALID IDENTITY DOCUMENT OR

VALID STUDY PERMIT.

POINT 3: BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION




Mowbray: Faculty Office

Wellington: Education Building C8Staff members will capture all changes and required information on the

registration form on to the system. Staff members will staple all documents on

to the registration form and sign the registration form. The student may then


POINT 4: CAPTURING OF SUBJECT INFORMATION




Mowbray: Faculty Office

Wellington: C8 and K10 (Business Faculty)

Staff members will capture all subject choices. The student will receive three

print-outs (two printouts showing lists of subjects and one account) that the

student must verify. Students are not allowed to register for a subject(s) that

has not been approved. Staff members will verify the captured information

against the information on the registration or subject form. If mistakes occur,

the student will be referred back to the person assisting him/her. The student

must sign a copy of the list of subjects as proof of correctness. The account

and other list of subjects will be handed to the student as proof of registration.

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NB: Students register at the following campuses:

a. If a student has been accepted at the Bellville Campus, or any of the service points in Bellville , then

he/she may only register at that campus.

b. IfastudenthasbeenacceptedattheCapeTownCampusoranyoftheservicepointsinCapeTown, then he/she

may only register at the Cape Town Campus.

c. If a student has been accepted at the Granger Bay Campus, then he/she may only register at that

campus.

d. If a student has been accepted at the Mowbray Campus, then he/she may only register at that campus.

e. If a student has been accepted at the Wellington Campus, then he/she may only register at that

campus.

PLEASE READ THE SMALL PRINT

POINT 5: PHOTOGRA PHY/ISSUE OF STUDENT CARD




Mowbray: Old Common Room

Wellington: Library

A photograph will be taken of all students and a student card will be printed

and issued to the student. All senior students must hand in their old student

card.

Only student cards issued in 2014 will be valid.

POINT 6: RESIDENCES

Venues: Bellville: IT Centre, Room 2.02,Cape Town: Multipurpose Hall, Ground Floor


Mowbray: Old Common Room

All registered students applying for residence must provide the residence

staff with proof of registration, account and student card.

Got a prob lem? ASK A MARSHAL L

If you experience any problem during the registration process, feel free to

approach one of the many marshals who will be able to point you in the right

direction.


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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

A special word of welcome from the Office of International Affairs to all ourinternational students. We hope that you will soon feel part of the student

body at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology. We realise that as a

student in a foreign country, you may have additional questions and concerns.

The information that follows will help you to prepare for your time with us. You

are welcome to contact us should you have any other queries or concerns.

Contact details

Office of International Affairs: Office of International Affairs:

Bellville Campus Cape Town Campus

PO Box1906 PO Box 652

BELLVILLE CAPE TOWN

7535 8000

email:[email protected] [email protected]

Tel:+27(0)+219596048/6085/6504 +27(0)+214603955/3984/8390

Fax:+27(0)+219596918 +27(0)+214603921

ARRIVAL

Before you leave home, make sure that you have made arrangements foraccommodation. If you have not applied and been accepted at one of our

residences, you will be responsible for arranging your own place to stay.

The Office of International Affairs can assist you with possible private

accommodation alternatives.

If you are arriving via Cape Town International Airport you will need toarrange for transport to Bellville or Cape Town. Ensure that you have

South African currency with you to cover such initial expenses.

Transport to Bellville and Cape Town Campus

If you are not being met, we recommend the services of

Happy Landings

Mr Mervyn Solomons

Cell+27(0)824559099Fax 0865282104

email:[email protected].
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

All international students, including refugees, should first report to theinternational office to obtain their clearance, before proceeding to theregistration venue:

At the international office (Bellville Campus: Room 3.11, Second Floor, ITCentre or Cape Town Campus: Ground Floor, Multipurpose Hall,Granger

Bay Campus,Room 3.31, Mowbray Campus, Room 2.26, Wellington

Campus, Room B3.) you will be required to provide a copy of your

refugee permit/study permit (made out for the Cape Peninsula University

of Technology); passport, comprehensive medical aid cover valid in South

Africa (hospital plans or medical insurance only will not be accepted),

deposit slips and your acceptance registration letter.

Elsewhere in this booklet you will have read about the dates forregistration. We would like to encourage you to make every attempt to

arrive on time. Follow the guidelines as set out for students in the faculty

that you will be entering.

No international student will be registered without a valid permit andmedical aid cover. The University reserves the right to verify theauthenticity of all documentation.

MONEY MATTERS:

Returning international students with outstanding debt will not be allowed to

register. Before you can be registered you must provide proof that you have

made the following payments:

R3900 Initial upfront payment

R1500 International Administration Levy

(non-refundable once-off payment for all students

The first timeexcept refugees and students with permanent

Residence in South Africa)

R1900 If you will be staying in a University residence.

All international students (excluding refugees) are required to make an

upfront payment of 50% of the anticipated fees for the year; the balance of the

fees for the year must be paid in May.

International students (excluding students from Africa, Mauritius or refugees)pay twice the official University course fees.


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ORIENTATION

With this booklet you will have received information relating to orientation. We

try as far as possible to integrate international students in to the Faculty and

residence orientation programmes, but, in addition to these, have arranged a

special international student orientation on the Friday and Saturday of the last

weekend in February and July 2014.

This programme is geared specifically for first-year international students and

will take place during the first weeks of the term. Watch the notice boards for

details about the time and place.

FINANCIAL AID

BURSARIES AND LOANS

WHAT IS FINANCIAL AID?

Financial assistance is awarded to academically merited and financially

needy students to assist in paying for study related costs (fees,

accommodation, books, etc.).

TYPES OF FINANCIAL AID

1. University Administered Awards(Bursaries)

Donors that make funds available for the University to administer according to

set criteria.

University Administered Awards are for 2nd

, 3rd and 4

th year

students only.

Applicants must be South African citizens, have a very good academic record,

should be assessed as financially needy and must make a contribution

towards their studies. Size of awards varies.

2. NSFAS (Bursary/Loan)

NSFAS Loans are available for both financially needy and academically

deserving students. The criteria are available in the application form and

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3. Merit Bursaries

To first year students who obtained an Aaggregate in grade12 in the year

preceding their first registration at the University. The award is only availableduring the first year of registration.

4. Nominated Awards

Off campus agencies (companies, NGOs ,etc) award bursaries/scholarships

directly to students who apply to them.

CLOSING DATES

First-year students: 28 FebruaryReturning students: 31 August (of the previous year)

Second semester students: 31 May

WHAT TO DO IF YOU NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE?

Students studying at Bellville, Tygerberg and Groote Schuur

Application forms will be made available to students during the orientation

programme. Alternatively go to the Financial Aid Office on the Ground Floor in the

Library Extension to obtain a bursary/loan application form for financial assistance

From one of the bursary office staff. Complete and return the application form

by the closing dates, along with the necessary documentation.

Students who receive Nominated Awards should submit their award letters at the

Financial Aid Office for processing.

Students studying at Cape Town, Mowbray, Granger Bayand Wellington

Application forms will be made available at the Financial Aid Office on Level 5 of

the Administration Building (entrance via the Student Centre), Cape Town Campus,

Administration Building. Financial Aid Office, Wellington Campus.

Obtain a bursary/loan application form from the Financial Aid helpdesk.

Complete and return the application form by the closing date along with the

necessary documentation.


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PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING

1. Always adhere to closing dates - late applications or late submission of

required documents will result in forfeiture of financial assistance.

2. All applicants cannot always be assisted - students are advised to apply widely

for financial aid.

3. Consult notice boards in the vicinity of the Financial Aid Office regularly for

important and relevant information regarding financial assistance.

4. See criteria to all the above in the application form.

ENQUIRIES

Students studying at Bellville, Tygerberg and Groote Schuur

NSFAS Tel+27(0)+219596349 / 6594/6495

University Administered Awards Tel+27(0)+219596253

Nominated Awards Tel+27(0)+219596493/6578

Students studying at Cape Town, Mowbray, Granger Bay.

Please contact the Help Desk at Tel+27(0)+214603831 / 3327 / 3856 / 3744 / 3918

Students studying at Wellington

NSFAS Tel+27(0)+218645546

VERY IMPORTANT: READ THE SMALL PRINT

Even if the applicant has paid the deposit required upon acceptance, the University cannot reserve a place if the

applicant does not report for registration on the date and time as communicated to him/her in the registration

schedule.

In cases where the applicant does not report according to the schedule, the University reserves the right to fill

vacancies with applicants whose names are on the waiting list.


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REGISTRATION PROGRAMME: JANUARY 2014

ORIENTATION WEEK: 13 January17 January 2014

WELCOMING OF THE FIRST YEARS

CAPE TOWN CAMPUS

The Vice-chancellor of the University will address all first-year students who register

on the Bellville campus:

Wednesday 15 January 2014 at 10:00Cape Town Campus

Parents, spouses and partners are welcome to attend.

Attendance is compulsory for all first years.

If a student has been accepted at the Cape Town Campus, then he/she may only

register at the Cape Town Campus.

GRANGER BAY CAMPUS & MOWBRAY CAMPUS

If a student has been accepted at the Granger Bay Campus, then he/she may only

register at the campus he/she was accepted.

WELCOMING OF THE FIRST YEARS

The Vice-chancellor of the University will address all first year students who register

on the Granger Bay and Mowbray campuses on: 15 January 2014 at 10:00,Cape Town Campus,

Wednesday 15 January 2014 at 10:00,Cape Town Campus


WELINGTON CAMPUS: WELCOMING OF THE FIRST YEARS

The Vice-chancellor of the University will address all first year students who

register on the Cape Town campus on:


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Thursday 16 January 2014 at 10:00, Wellington Campus


BELLVILLE CAMPUSFriday 17 January 2014 at 10:00,Bellville Campus



CLASSES COMMENCEMENT SCHEDULE FOR 2014

Full-time students: 03 February 2014 -- 28 March 2014

Part-time students: 03 February 201428 March 2014

QUALIFICATION FOR ONLINE AND BACKOFFICEREGISTRATIONS

Time 08:30-15:30 on the dates and venues listed below


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