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UNIVERSITY OFLIMPOPO

STUDENT FEE GUIDE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.INDEMNITY ........................................................................................................

.............................. 6

2.IMPORTANT TERMS AND

CONDITIONS .......................................................................................... 6

3.STUDENT FINANCIAL

LIABILITIES .................................................................................................... 7

4.

CONTACTINFORMATION ...................................................................................................

............. 8

5.

PAYMENTMETHODS ..........................................................................................................

............. 9

6.

BANKINGDETIALS ..........................................................................................................

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7.PAYMENT PLAN FOR TUITION AND RESIDENCE

FEES ...................................................................11

7.1YEAR MODULE TUITION FEE PAYMENT

PLAN .......................................................................11

7.2FIRST SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEE PAYMENT

PLAN .....................................................12

7.3SECOND SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEES PAYMENT

PLAN ..............................................12

7.4YEAR RESIDENCE FEES PAYMENT

PLAN ................................................................................12

7.5FIRST SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEE PAYMENT

PLAN ................................................................13

7.6SECOND SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEES PAYMENT

PLAN .........................................................13

8.FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE UNIVERSITY PAYMENT

PLAN .....................................................13

9.CANCELIATION OF TUITION FEES AND RESIDENCE

FEES ..............................................................14

9.1YEAR MODULE TUITION FEE CANCELATION STUDENT

LIABILITIES .......................................15

9.2FIRST SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEE CANCELATION STUDENT

LIABILITIES .....................15

9.3SECOND SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEE CANCELATION STUDENT

LIABILITIES ................15

9.4YEAR RESIDENCE FEE CANCELATION STUDENT

LIABILITIES ..................................................16

9.5FIRST SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEE CANCELATION STUDENT

LIABILITIES ................................16

9.6SECOND SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEE CANCELATION STUDENT LIABILITIES

...........................16

10.DISCOUNTS.....................................................................................................

...............................17

11.REBATES .........................................................................................................

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12.REFUNDS ........................................................................................................

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13.

FINANCIALASSISTANCE ....................................................................................................

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13.1 BURSARIES, LOAN AND AWARDS ..........................................................................................

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13.2

MERIT BURSARIES ................................................................................................................. 19

13.3NSFAS BURSARY-LOAN SCHEME ........................................................................................... 20

13.4FUNZA LUSHAKA BURSARY PROGRAMME ............................................................................ 21

13.5BURSARIES ADMINISTERED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS ............... 21

13.6

POSTGRADUATE BURSARIES ................................................................................................. 21

13.7

EDU-LOAN ............................................................................................................................. 21

14.MEALS

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15.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS .......................................................................................................... 22

15.1FEES PAYABLE BY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ..................................................................... 22

15.2DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ..................................................... 23

15.3WHO PAYS INTERNATIONAL FEES? ....................................................................................... 23

15.4CHANGES OF INTERNATIONAL STATUS ................................................................................. 24

15.5WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDY PERMITS ........................................................ 24

16.

UPFRONT PAYMENT ...................................................................................................................... 25

17.UPFRONT PAYMENT EXEMPTIONS ............................................................................................... 26

18.

SUNDRY FEES................................................................................................................................. 27

19.

RESIDENCE FEES ............................................................................................................................ 29

20.UNDERGRADUATE TUITION FEES .................................................................................................. 30

20.1FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES .................................................

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BACHELOR OF DIETICIAN..................................................


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BACHELOR OF NURSING...................................................


20.1.4

BACHELOR OF OPTOMETRY.............................................


20.1.5

BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.....................................


20.2FACULTY OF HUMANITIES .........................................................


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20.2.6BACHELOR OF ARTS MEDIA STUDIES (EXTENDED DEGREE PROGRAMME) ............

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20.2.9BACHELOR ARTS PSYCHOLOGY........................................


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BACHELOR ARTS SOCIAL WORK...................................


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BACHELOR OF ARTS CRIMINOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY .............

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BACHELOR OF ARTS CULTURAL STUDIES.....................


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BACHELOR OF ARTS POLITICAL STUDIES......................


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BACHELOR OF ARTS SOCIOLOGY..................................


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BACHELOR OF ARTS LANGUAGES.................................


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BACHELOR OF ARTS IN CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH AND MILTILINGUAL STUDIES

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BACHELOR OF ARTS COMMUNICATION STUDIES ........


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20.3.6BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING SCIENCES...........................


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BACHELOR OF LAW......................................................


20.4 FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE ................................


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20.4.4BSC ANIMAL PRODUCTION..............................................


20.4.5BSC AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS.....................................


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BSC AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT................................


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BSC PLANT PRODUCTION (AGRONOMY)..........................


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BSC PLANT PRODUCTION (PASTURE SCIENCE).................


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BSC PLANT PRODUCTION (HORTICULTURE).....................


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BSC SOIL SCIENCE.........................................................


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BSC LIFE SCIENCE..........................................................


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BSC MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES....................................


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BSC PHYSICAL SCIENCE.................................................


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BSC ENVIRONMENT & RESOURCE................................


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BSC GEOLOGY...............................................................


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21. LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE MODULES AND IT’S FEEVALUE ............


1. INDEMNITY

This is the only and official guide of the University of Limpopo with regardto fees payable. Although various prospectuses with fees payable wereissued in the previous year, the amounts in this guide will be used tocompose the student accounts.

All fees that appear in this guide are adjusted annually. Although theinformation that appears in this guide has been compiled as accurately aspossible, Council and Senate do not accept any accountability for wronginformation that may appear in it.

2. IMPORTANT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

2.1 The University of Limpopo student fees are subject to approval by itsCouncil. The Council reserves the right to amend all fees, without givingprior notice, during the course of the academic year.

2.2 All fees are payable in full, irrespective of whether the academic programis interrupted by factors beyond the University’s control, e.g. strikes,student boycotts, civil unrest, or other disruption on campus. Full feesare payable in the case of suspension or expulsion of a student resultingfrom any disciplinary measures.

2.3 Although the information in this Student Fees Guide has been compiledas carefully as possible, the University accepts no responsibility for anyerrors or omissions.

2.4 Only Bank Guaranteed Cheques will be accepted by the university.2.5 Students who have outstanding balances from the previous year, or

students who have not, by due date, paid the required registrationdeposit for the current year, will not be permitted to register until thetotal outstanding amount and / or the registration deposit has been paidin full.

2.6 Students who are indebted in any manner whatsoever to the University,will have their examination results together with their degree or diplomacertificate and/or academic record withheld.

2.7 Students, parents, guardians and/or sureties in breach of these termsand conditions shall be liable to pay all legal costs incurred by theUniversity as a result thereof, based on the prevailing attorney and clientrate, in consequence of which their details may be forwarded to credit-rating bureaus.

2.8 Electronic fee statements will be emailed to the student’s universityemail address monthly. By virtue of the student registering , the student(if self-supporting), parent, guardian or surety accepts responsibility forpayment of all fees by the due dates, irrespective of whether an accounthas been rendered or not. It is the responsibility of the student to informthe University of his/her correct address/ postal address or changesthereto and to make enquiries regarding the fee account timeously.

2.9 All students are required to provide the University with valid bank account

details for refund purposes, i.e. bank name, branch code, bank account

number and account type. Request forms may be collected from Revenue

Management Office. Bank and other charges arising

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from incorrect details provided will be charged back to the student account.

2.10 The University only refunds surplus money on request.2.11 Students are urged to acquaint themselves with the requirements

governing withdrawal from the University and/or Residence and the cancellation of modules.

3. STUDENT FINANCIAL LIABILITIES

3.1 All students must be registered annually as provided in the GeneralAcademic Rules, the Statute of the University of Limpopo and therelevant provisions of the Higher Education Act.

3.2 A student who is registered is responsible for payment of the full year'stuition, residence and other fees.

3.3 By signing and submitting the registration form, the provisions of theseregulations are incorporated by reference into the contract between theUniversity and the student, and the student accepts responsibility for thepayment of all prescribed fees (regardless of whether or not an accountis received), as determined from time to time by the University Council.

3.4 Your attention is drawn to the fact that the contract that forms part of theapplication for admittance to the University of Limpopo and is signed bystudent and/or sponsor/co-debtor, binds the student inter alia to thepayment of the full tuition, residence and other fees as determined bythe University Council for any fixed year of registration.

3.5 A student will not be allowed to register or add/change modules unless anduntil all financial commitments of the previous year(s) to the University havebeen complied with. When the student and/or his/her sponsor/co-debtor areplaced under debt review, no credit may be granted to the student untilwritten confirmation is given by the debt counsellor that all debt has beensettled. The University of Limpopo strictly apply the provisions of theNational Credit Act in this regard. All registered students shall be liable forthe prescribed fees for the relevant period and are subject to the conditionsattached thereto.

3.6 Any amount which is from time to time due and payable by the studentto the University, in terms of the University’s financial rules andregulations shall be proven by means of a statement of account, which isissued and signed by an authorised official of the university. Such astatement shall be binding on the student and will serve as prima facieproof of the computation, extent and existence of the amount owing, andof the indebtedness of the student towards the University for Purpose ofsummary judgement, and provisional sentence.

3.7 A change in the degree or diploma course and/or individual courses forwhich a student has registered, may result in a change in tuition fees. Itis the student's responsibility to ensure that any changes are reflectedcorrectly on his/her account.

3.8 Accounts are sent to the address provided by the student/guardian. It isthe responsibility of the student to forward such accounts to theperson/party responsible for payment therefore if not him/ herself

3.9 If the University temporarily or permanently suspend a student's privileges

as a student, or temporarily or permanently suspend admission as a

student, such student forfeits all rights regarding the refunding, reduction or

exemption of fees paid or payable to the University of

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Limpopo.It is the responsibility of a student to validate his/her accounts foromitted module(s) and to immediately report it to Revenue ManagementOffice.

Should a student not attend lectures and neglect to give written notice ofcancellation within the period stipulated such a student will be held liablefor payment of all tuition fees, residence fees and any other fees for thefull study period.The academic records and examination results of all students who fail tosettle their accounts by the payment dates will not be released.Diploma/degree certificates will not be handed over until all outstandingfinancial obligations have been met in full.The responsibility of the student for the payment of University fees is notaffected or reduced by the ignorance of the student and/or his/hersponsor/co-debtor in regard to the rules and regulations of the Universityof Limpopo, or the invalidity of his/her enrolment in terms of those rulesand regulations.The responsibility for the payment of tuition, residence and other feeslies with the student. If the University studies of the student are financedby means of a bursary or loan, the account must be submitted withoutdelay to the bursary or loan grantor for payment. The responsibility lieswith the student to see to it that the bursary or loan grantor pays thenecessary fees to the UniversityThe University of Limpopo accepts no responsibility for wrong addresseswhich cause posted statements to get lost in the mail. The responsibilitylies with the student to make enquiries if he/she has not received anybills. Student statement are posted 4 times in a year: March, June,September and November. Change of address can be done at studentenrolment office which can be reached at 015 268 3332

3.16 Outstanding accounts of the previous academic year will be handed overto the University debt collection agents.

4. CONTACT INFORMATION

Enquiries with regard to student accounts may be directed to the staff atRevenue Management Office, which is situated at Old AdministrationBuilding, Ground Floor, Turfloop Campus.

Tel:(015) 268 2822(015) 268 2251(015) 268 3472(015) 268 2346(015) 268 2110

Fax:((086) 641 7400

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3.10

3.11

Email address: [email protected]

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5. PAYMENT METHODS

5.1 The student number is required at all times for student accountpayments to ensure the correct allocation of payments made.

5.2 For any other payments, the surname and initials, ID number/date ofbirth, qualification name, student number and the purpose of thepayment are required.

5.3 The University of Limpopo accepts no responsibility for the incorrectallocation of payments received without valid student numbers. It is theresponsibility of the student to verify the student number and theamount paid on the issued receipt. All payment documentation shouldbe retained as proof of payment.

5.4 Please note that no monies should be paid to any University official otherthan the University of Limpopo cashiers at Old A Block, Ground Floor.Students must insist on an official receipt as proof of payment.

5.5 Methods of payment available are:

• Cash, Cheque, Credit and Debit card payment at the Cashier Pay• Postal and Money Orders• Direct bank deposits• Electronic banking

5.6 Please note that only bank stamped deposit slips, official electronicpayment confirmations to the University of Limpopo’s bank accounts andofficial University of Limpopo receipts issued at the official University ofLimpopo Cashier Pay Points will be accepted as valid proof of payment.

5.7 Future dated cheques or electronic payments are not acceptable to theUniversity of Limpopo.

5.8 No claim may be instituted against the University of Limpopo:• for payments sent by post that were not received by the University

of Limpopo• for payments received later than the deadline dates• for payments that were misappropriated due to the payer’s

neglect• for payments erroneously captured by the bank official or an

invalid bank account.5.9Direct bank payments transferred to an incorrect student account can only

be re-allocated if the original proof of payment is presented to the University of Limpopo and the payment is confirmed on the University of Limpopo’s bank statement.

5.10 Postal payments• Payments should not be addressed to any particular person and

must be made out in the name of the University of Limpopo.• Postal payments must be addressed to the Registrar, Private Bag x

1106, Sovenga,0727 and not to any other address.

5.11 Avoid forwarding bank notes and coins through the post. Dye-stained notes will not be accepted by the University of Limpopo.

5.12 No receipts will be issued for payments received by mail or for payments made via the University of Limpopo’s bank account.

• All cheques, including ATM generated cheques, must be made payable to University of Limpopo and be marked ‘Not Transferable’.

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• Cheques presented to the University of Limpopo with alterations are not acceptable. Postdated cheques are not acceptable.

• A service levy applies in respect of cheques that are returned by the bank (refer topar. 11). Cheque payments on previously prosecuted accounts(excluding bank guaranteed cheques) are subject to a 21-dayclearance period before access to study records, registration, etc.will be granted.

• Card transactions can only be accepted if presented by the cardholder him-/herself. Telephonic requests for credit card payments aresubject to the completion of a Credit Card Instruction form obtainablefrom the University Of Limpopo Cashiers.

• Upon receipt of the completed instruction form, the transaction will be processed manually. Budget plan payments are accepted.

• No ‘cash back’ transactions are allowed on card payments.5.15 Postal and Money orders

• Postal and Money Orders must be crossed and made payable toUniversity of Limpopo. When purchasing a postal order it isESSENTIAL that you fill in the personal details of the student,including the student number (if available) on the back of the postalorder before posting it to the University of Limpopo. The studentnumbermust also be included in the covering letter.

5.16 Direct Bank Deposits and Electronic Banking (Student account payments)

• It is important that you state your student number as your depositreference on the deposit slip. This will allow the University of Limpopoto associate your payment with your student account. The beneficiarymust be the University of Limpopo.

• For Electronic banking, kindly ensure that the bank details of theUniversity of Limpopo are captured correctly and that theUniversity of Limpopo is indicated asthe beneficiary.

5.17 Electronic banking is at the payer’s own risk.• Internet and direct bank deposit payments are only transferred to

students’ accounts after these payments are reflected on theUniversity of Limpopo’s bank statement and if accompanied by avalid student number. The proof of payment for Electronicpayments MUST indicate that the transaction was successfullycompleted.

• It remains the student’s responsibility to ensure that sufficienttime is allowed for the payment to reach the University of Limpopotimeously. Direct bank deposits and Electronic payments may takeup to 4 business days to reflect on the University of Limpopo’sbank account. Exam results will only be released after thepayment reflects on the student account.

• International transactions may take longer than 5 days.• If your payment is not recorded on your account after 4 days,

please inform the Student Account office immediately and presentproof of the payment.

• Payment confirmations are subject to the approval of the University of Limpopo.

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6. BANKING DETAILS

The following banking details will apply to all campuses of the UL for directdeposits andInternet payments in respect of student accounts:

Account Name

University Of Limpopo

Bank Standard Bank

Account No 330040006

Branch Polokwane

Branch No 052548

Reference YOUR student number

Swift No SBZAZAJJ (INTERNATIONAL DEPOSITS)

7. PAYMENT PLAN FOR TUITION AND RESIDENCE FEES

• A student shall not be allowed to enrol or add/change modules at any stage unless the financial obligations have been met in full.

• Accounts reflect various payment dates indicating the latest date by whichthe payment must reach the University of Limpopo. If a module’s block code ischanged it could in some instances result in an earlier payment date as it isdetermined by the block code of the module.

• These payment dates cannot be extended under any circumstances as theUniversity of Limpopo does not permit instalment arrangements beyond the respective payment dates.

• The University of Limpopo uses the services of external debt collectors forthe collection of overdue accounts and the student will be held liable forall costs incurred including the debt collectors costs.

• Not receiving an account does not relieve students of the obligation to payby the payment due dates.

7.1 YEAR MODULE TUITION FEE PAYMENT PLAN

Due Date Percentage of payment

31 March 2018 25% must be paid of the total annual year module tuition fees

30June 2018 50% must be paid of the total annual year module tuition fees

31August 2018 75% must be paid of the total annual year module tuition fees

31 October 2018100% must be paid of the total annual year module tuition fees

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7.2 FIRST SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEE PAYMENT PLAN


29 February 201825% must be paid of the total 1st semester module tuition fees

31 March 201850% must be paid of the total 1st semester module tuition fees

30 April 201875% must be paid of the total 1st semester module tuition fees

31 May 2018100% must be paid of the total 1st semester module tuition fees

7.3SECOND SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEES PAYMENT PLAN


31 July 201825% must be paid of the total 2nd semester module tuition fees

31 August 201850% must be paid of the total 2nd semester module tuition fees

30 September 2018

75% must be paid of the total 2nd semester module tuition fees

31 October 2018100% must be paid of the total 2nd semester module tuitionfees

7.4 YEAR RESIDENCE FEES PAYMENT PLAN


31January 2018 10% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

29February 2018 20% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

31 March 2018 30% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

30April 2018 40% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

31 May 2018 50% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

30June 2018 60% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

31July 2018 70% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

31August 2018 80% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

30 September 2018 90% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

31 October 2018 100% must be paid of the total annual residence fees

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7.5 FIRST SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEE PAYMENT PLAN


31January 2018 20% must be paid of the total 1st semester residence fees

29February 2018 40% must be paid of the total 1st semester residence fees

31 March 2018 60% must be paid of the total 1st semester residence fees

30April 2018 80% must be paid of the total 1st semester residence fees

31 May 2018 100% must be paid of the total 1st semester residence fees

7.6 SECOND SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEES PAYMENT PLAN


30 June 2018 20% must be paid of the total 2nd semester residence fees

31 July 2018 40% must be paid of the total 2nd semester residence fees

31 August 2018 60% must be paid of the total 2nd semester residence fees

30 September 2018 80% must be paid of the total 2nd semester residence fees

31 October 2018100% must be paid of the total 2nd semester residence fees

8. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE UNIVERSITY PAYMENT PLAN

8.1 A student who cannot comply with these arrangements must make otherarrangements for payment of the prescribed fees with the Director:Revenue Management in advance, with the provision that the finalinstalment is payable on 31 December. Should the money not be paid onthe predetermined dates or at the times as determined otherwise, theUniversity may resort to one or more of the following measures:

• Deactivation of the University card;• Refusal of class admission;• Refusal of admission to the examinations or to graduation;• Non-issue of examination results, diploma and degree certificates;• Refusal of registration as student;• Exclusion from University residence; and• Handing over to the University lawyers or collection agencies for

purposes of

collecting the debt.8.2 The University has the right to make any enquiries it deems necessary to

evaluate a student's application for credit. Should credit be granted, theUniversity has the right to place information with regard to defaulting onthe payment of a University account on record with credit bureaux.

8.3 All money due to the University following a handing over either to the University's lawyers

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or debt collectors can only be paid directly to the third parties bank account.

8.4 The University will not receive any payments in respect of accounts already handed over.8.5 In cases where accounts have already been handed over, the debtor

remains liable for all collection costs incurred.

9. CANCELATION OF TUITION FEES AND RESIDENCE FEES

i. On cancellation of registration the student is fully liable to pay for:• Academic Administration Fee of R1 690• Residence Administration Fee of R800

ii. On cancellation of registration the International student remain liable for:• Academic Administration Fee of R1 690• International Levy of R4 000• Residence Administration Fee of R800

iii. In addition to that for any module and or residence cancellation after the relevant due dates, student is also liable to pay the fees according to the relevant block code:

iv. Only written cancellations directed to, received and captured in the system by the School will be valid. The cancellation instruction must be dated and signed by the student.

v. Students will not qualify for any credit should they neglect to submit a cancellation by the stipulated deadline dates.

vi. In the event of a faxed cancellation instruction, the facsimile's receiving date and system cancellation date is regarded as the actual cancellation date.

vii. The sender should confirm the receipt of the fax telephonically. The sender is advised to retain the transmission confirmation slip for future reference.

viii. For students excluded from any course or module as a result ofunsatisfactory academic progress or misconduct as stipulated by theUL's rules and regulations, the cancellation credits listed belowaccording to the relevant block code will apply.

ix. Students who have discovered that they have no aptitude for theparticular course they enrolled for, or who have misdirectedthemselves in respect of their course of study, will only qualify forcredit if cancellation takes place within the dates stipulated.

x. Should a student fail to attend classes and neglect to submit a writtencancellation before the deadline dates the student will be liable forpayment of all fees as indicated in the student statement.

xi. After the termination of studies by a student the full outstanding balancewill immediately become due and payable and UL will exercise the right toimmediately take the necessary steps to recover the full outstandingbalance. Further action will immediately be instituted for the recovery ofany unpaid amounts after the deadline date.

xii. Medical unfitness. A full report from a medical practitioner with regard to the medical condition is required. Stress related illnesses are specifically excluded.

xiii. Death of the student. A certified copy of the certificate is required.

9.1 YEAR MODULE TUITION FEE CANCELATION STUDENT LIABILITIES

Cancellation

on the system Percentage of student liability

between

01-Jan-17 29-Feb-170% liability to the University for your year moduletuition fees

01-Mar-17 30-Apr-1725% liability to the University for your year module tuitionfees

01-May-17 30-Jun-1750% liability to the University for your year module tuition

fees

01-Jul-17 30-Sep-1775% liability to the University for your year module tuitionfees

01-Oct-17 31-Dec-17100% liability to the University for your year module tuitionfees

9.2FIRST SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEE CANCELATION STUDENTLIABILITIES

Cancellation


between01-Jan-17 29-Feb-17

0% liability to the University for your 1st semester module

tuition fees01-Mar-17 31-Mar-17

50% liability to the University for your 1st semester moduletuition fees

01-Apr-17 30-Apr-17

75% liability to the University for your 1st semester module

tuition fees

01-May-17 31-Dec-17100% liability to the University for your 1st semester moduletuition fees

9.3 SECOND SEMESTER MODULE TUITION FEECANCELATION STUDENT LIABILITIES

Cancellation


between

01-Jan-17 31-Jul-170% liability to the University for your 2nd semester module

tuition fees

01-Aug-17 31-Aug-1750% liability to the University for your 2nd semestermoduletuition fees

01-Sep-17 30-Sep-1775% liability to the University for your 2nd semestermodule

tuition fees

01-Oct-17 31-Dec-17100% liability to the University for your 2nd semester moduletuition fees

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9.4 YEAR RESIDENCE FEE CANCELATION STUDENT LIABILITIES

Cancellation on the systembetween Percentage of student liability

01-Jan-17 31-Jan-1710% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Feb-17 29-Feb-1720% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Mar-17 31-Mar-1730% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Apr-17 30-Apr-1740% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-May-17 31-May-1750% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Jun-17 30-Jun-1760% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Jun-17 31-Jul-1770% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Aug-17 31-Aug-1780% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Sep-17 30-Sep-1790% liability to the University for your year residence fees

01-Oct-17 31-Dec-17100% liability to the University for your year residence fees

9.5FIRST SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEE CANCELATION STUDENT LIABILITIES

Cancellation


between01-Jan-17 31-Jan-17

20% liability to the University for your 1st semester residence

fees01-Feb-17 29-Feb-17

40% liability to the University for your 1st semester residencefees

01-Mar-17 31-Mar-17

60% liability to the University for your 1st semester residence

fees01-Apr-17 30-Apr-17

80% liability to the University for your 1st semester residencefees

01-May-17 31-Dec-17100% liability to the University for your 1st semester residencefees

9.6SECOND SEMESTER RESIDENCE FEE CANCELATION STUDENT LIABILITIES

Cancellation


between01-Jan-17 30-Jun-17

0% liability to the University for your 2nd semesterresidence

fees01-Jul-17 31-Jul-17

20% liability to the University for your 2nd semester residencefees

01-Aug-17 31-Aug-17

40% liability to the University for your 2nd semester residence

fees

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01-Sep-17 30-Sep-1760% liability to the University for your 2nd semester residencefees

01-Oct-17 31-Oct-1780% liability to the University for your 2nd semester residence

fees

01-Nov-17 31-Dec-17100% liability to the University for your 2nd semesterresidence fees

10. DISCOUNTS

10.1 Early settlements discounts are available as follows:• 10% discount to those who paid 100% of total annual tuition

fees paid on or before 31 May 2018• 10% discount to those who paid 100% of total first semester

tuition fees paid on or before 31 March 2018 (for those who only registered for 1st Semester)

• 10% discount to those who paid 100% of total first semester tuition fees paid on or before 30 August 2018 (for those who only registered for 2nd Semester)

• 10% discount to those who paid 100% of residence fees paid on or before 31 May 2018

• 10% discount to those who paid 100% of total first semester residence fees paid on or before 31 March 2018 (for those who only registered for 1st Semester)

• 10% discount to those who paid 100% of total second semesterresidence fees paid on or before 30 August 2018 (for those whoonly registered for 2nd Semester)

10.2 Discounts are only applicable to students, parents or guardian thatare fully financial responsible for the total student account, nobursaries or loans payments will be awarded an early settlementdiscount.

10.3 You will not be eligible for these discount if you have also applied andapproved for other discounts or rebates in addition to this discount.

11. REBATES

11.1Students from the same family (siblings step children and legally adopted children) whoare concurrently registered for full-time studies at the University of Limpopo, can applyfor a rebate on tuition and residences fees, excluding International students and wherea student receives financial assistance. The rebate is applicable as follows:• Two (2) Students: - 10% per student

•Three (3) Students:- 15% per student

11.2 All the children must be:• Paying full fees.

• Share the same parent or single parent.• enrolled for the full time Undergraduate, Honours, Masters or

PHD degree (short course registration will not be considered)• Studying at the same time for that academic year.

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11.3 You will not be eligible for these rebate if you have also applied and approved for other discounts or rebates in addition to this rebate.

11.4 Should anyone withdraw (cancel) their registration after the rebate was approved and allocated the discount will be revoked and a new application must be completed.

11.5 Written applications by parents MUST be made at the beginning of each academic year and are subject to approval by University of Limpopo.

11.6 The following documents must be attached to the application:• ID Document of the parent(s) applying for the rebate.• ID documents/Birth Certificates and students studying at UL.• Marriage Certificate of parents (Only step children).• Proof of Legal adoption (Only Adopted Children).

12.REFUNDS

12.1 A student or parent of a student may request a refund when a validcredit balance exists in the student account at the time when therefund is requested.

12.2 Returning students refunds will only be done between 1 March to 30November no refunds will be done outside this period.

12.3 First entering students refunds will only be done between 1 January to30 April no refunds will be done outside this period.

12.4 Written consent of the sponsor, parent or guardian is required in theevent of an overpayment before an application for a refund in thename of the student can be considered. No refund will be madeavailable to student unless the account has been fully settled andreflects a credit balance.

12.5 All refunds of sponsored students must be directed to Financial Aid Office.12.6 All refunds for non-sponsored students must be directed to Revenue Management.12.7 No refunds will be made on accounts with debit balances whether an

interim payments were made in respect of books, meals and livingallowances, transport costs or private accommodation.

12.8 Upfront payments made by students can only be refunded to thestudent, parents or guardian after payment from the sponsor isreceived and the credit balance on the student account covers thefull amount to be refunded.

12.9 No refund will be processed if payment is not yet reflecting on thestudent account in case of direct bank deposit and an electronicfunds transfers a minimum of 5 days is required. In case of chequepayments including bank guaranteed cheques a minimum of 21 daysclearance period is required before a refund application can beprocessed.

12.10 The total credit balance will be refunded to the students, parent,guardian or sponsor as at the time when the refund is applied for.

12.11 No refunds will be paid to student, parent or guardian if the studenthas used a NSFAS loan or EDU Loan during any academic year, thecredit balance will be refunded to NSFAS or EDU loan to reduce thestudent current debt. Unless

12.12 No refund will be issued to students without a refund request form,the beneficiary ID copy, in case of the beneficiary being a parent or aguardian the student ID copy must also be included.

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12.13 A minimum of 5 working days are required for processing of any refund.

12.14 All refund cheques issued by the University of Limpopo are nottransferable and cannot be exchanged for cash. Cheques must be paid into

the bank account of the beneficiary.12.15 Refunds Issued in Error: In the event that a refund is issued in error

the University reserves the right to reclaim such funds.

13. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

The Financial Aid Office, as one of the student support services within theUniversity, renders a service that seeks to lighten the burden associatedwith financing study costs, the office therefore works in partnership withstudents, parents and funding organisations in this regard. Outlined beloware some of the schemes available as types of assistance to provide somefinancial relief to students:

13.1 BURSARIES, LOAN AND AWARDS

13.1.1Before embarking on their studies, students need to do properfinancial planning and explore all the available financial avenues.Students should apply for bursaries from other sources outside theUniversity of Limpopo as well.

13.1.2It is advised that students applying for assistance at University ofLimpopo should not assume that the application will be successful,as the number of applications far exceeds the availableloans/bursaries/awards.

13.1.3While awaiting the outcome of the application that does not relievestudents of the obligation to settle their debt by the payment dates.

13.2 MERIT BURSARIES

13.2.11ST Year students: Students who have passed their Matriculationexaminations exceptionally well with an average of 70% and above,may qualify for a rebate on their tuition fee.

13.2.2Returning students: Returning students who have achieved anaverage of 70%-75% qualifies for tuition upfront payment waiver,and those achieved 76% and above qualifies for total tuition feewaiver.

13.2.3Postgraduate merit: R10 000 postgraduate merit bursary isawarded once in the full duration of course and is only offered tothe students who have completed in record time.

13.2.4 Please note that all merit bursaries must be applied forannually at the Financial Aid Office. They must have obtained 60%in the final year of their undergraduate study for the subject(s) orcourse(s) which they intend pursuing for their postgraduate degree

13.2.5 THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLYi. The merit bursary capped for the total amount of tuition levied in

the academic year of registration for the stipulated period of study will be awarded.

ii. Eligible students who fail to successfully complete their studies within the stipulated period will forfeit the merit bursary awarded to them.

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iii. Students who receives other tuition fee support from their employers or from other sources will forfeit the merit bursary.

iv. Students who are registering for the qualification equivalent to the one already received a merit bursary for will not qualify for the merit bursary again.

v. Students who have previously registered with other institutions for the same qualification do not qualify for the merit bursary.

vi. The University reserves the right to withdraw the merit bursaryshould the student fail to disclose any material facts pertainingto the conditions for the awarding of the merit bursary.

vii. No retrospective application will permitted for the merit bursary.viii. NB. (Students will still be responsible to pay administration

fees, local levy fees and residence fees).ix. The following documents should be attached to the application

form:a) An acceptance letter from the School indicating the student

number, degree and discipline.b) Certified copy of detailed transcript of academic records.c) Certified copy of degree Certificates.d) Certified copy of ID

13.3 NSFAS BURSARY-LOAN SCHEME

13.3.1The objective of the NSFAS bursary-loan scheme is to offer financialsupport to full time students (current and prospective) withacademic potential.

13.3.2All prospective and returning students who are RSA citizens,studying full time at undergraduate level and who are financiallyneedy and have the potential to succeed academically are eligiblefor assistance.

13.3.3All eligible students must every year collect or request anapplication form from the Financial Aid Office complete and return itbefore the closing date.

13.3.4Closing dates:i. Registered students: Mid Octoberii. First year students: Mid-March

13.3.5 Who qualifies for NSFAS:i. South African citizensii. A financially needy studentiii. A student who demonstrates potential for academic successiv. A student registered at a South African university/ technikon,

studying for a first tertiary educational qualificationv. A student studying for a second tertiary qualification if it will

enable the student to practice in a chosen profession e.g. HDE13.3.6Documents which should accompany the application forms:

i. Certified copy of ID document /passport of Student / mother / father /guardian / wife / husband

ii. Original / certified copy of pay- slips / pension slip for both Parents/guardian /spouse (these should not be older than three3 months)

iii. In the case of deceased parents, attach certified death Certificates

iv. If parents are divorced, attach a copy of the decree of divorcev. If parents / guardian / spouse are self-employed, attach a copy

of the latest financial statementvi. If parents are unemployed, attach sworn affidavits

accompanied by a report from a social worker , religious leader/traditional leader or Council

vii. An amount for income must be provided on all affidavitsviii. If parents are separated, attach pay-slips of both and an

official letter from the social worker or religious leader confirming the separation

ix. Certified copy of previous degree or diploma certificatex. If you are currently in in-service training, attach pay — slip or

provide the University with proof from your employer stalingwhether your study leave is paid or unpaid

xi. ID copies / birth certificates or letters from school of other family members

xii. Proof of registration for sibling at other tertiary institutions

13.4 FUNZA LUSHAKA BURSARY PROGRAMME

13.4.1The aim of the Fundza Lushaka education bursary is to offerfinancial support to students with academic potential and acommitment to undertaking professional teaching education.

13.4.2After qualifying, the students must enter the service of thedepartment of education in a departmental post at a provincialschool for each year the bursary was awarded.

13.4.3The scheme is available to full time, undergraduate students whomeet the requirements.

13.4.4Enquiries with regard to the bursary may be directed to Financial Aid Office.

13.5 BURSARIES ADMINISTERED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS

For more information on other bursaries enquire at Financial Aid Office.

13.6 POSTGRADUATE BURSARIES

13.6.1Various post graduate bursaries are available and for more information on these bursaries contact the Financial Aid Office.

13.6.2For NRF please apply on-line for NRF at www.nrf.ac.za or www.canoncollins.org.uk

13.7 EDU-LOAN

13.7.1 An official confirmation of the approved loan MUST be submitted toRevenue Management. The student will be allowed to register provided

the loan amount

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covers the outstanding balance (if applicable) and the upfront payment.

13.7.2Non-registered students will not be permitted to receive theirresults or certificates unless the Edu-Loan payments have actuallybeen received by the University of Limpopo.

13.7.3No refunds in respect of Edu-Loan payments may be made to thestudent without written approval from Edu-Loan’s Head Office.

13.7.4Refunds to Edu-Loan will only be approved for accounts with creditbalance on the student statement.

13.7.5Handed over accounts they must ensure that the loan amountcovers the total cost including the agency fees.

14. MEALS

14.1 The residence accommodation tariffs indicated in this booklet do notinclude the provision of meals. Meals are charged separately as anindependent service provider provides the catering services on behalfof the Institution.

14.2 Non-sponsored Students are expected to advance deposits for meals.Students who pay by themselves will have to pay meals deposits at thecashier point or deposit at the Bank and submit the proof of payment toFinancial Aid office for meal card.

14.3 Students with confirmed bursary will be credited with the amount equalto the amount granted by the sponsor for meals at Financial Aid Office.

14.4 The cost of meals is based on a standard menu of 3 meals per day. Anyitems ordered additionally is payable in addition to the standard price.

14.5 All students are expected to pay advance deposits for meals. Suchpayments should not be made via the student account, but directly intothe Meal Management System account at the UNIVERSITY OF LIMPOPOCashiers or electronically into the UNIVERSITY OF LIMPOPO’s bankaccount.

14.6 The costs of meals ordered by students are deducted from the creditbalance of their meal accounts. The estimated cost for 3 meals per dayof the standard menu option for 2018 amounts to R25 700 (VATinclusive). This figure is provided as a guideline and excludes anysnacks, soft drinks and tea or coffee. The figure is based on 260academic days for 2018 (which includes weekends but excludesholidays for 2018).

14.7 Unused meal credits are transferred to the student’s fee account at year-end.

15. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

15.1 FEES PAYABLE BY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International Students Applicable Fees

SADC Students Same as local students plus

International Levy R4 670African but NON-SADC 2 x local students plus

International Levy R4 670

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International Students Applicable Fees

Other International Students 3 x local students plusInternational Levy R4 670

International Student Affiliation Fee. The International Student Associationhas an affiliation fee of R1 530 they levy to all international students to be usedby the international students for they different events organized by theInternational Student Association.

15.2 DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

i. South African citizen provided he/she does not have a study visain his/her other passport. Students should bear in mind that somecountries do not allow dual citizenship and that South Africa doesnot allow dual citizenship with countries who do not allow it.Therefore, to register as a South African citizen, students will berequired to submit a South African passport or South African identitydocument. This category of students qualifies to pay localfees.

ii. Citizen of another country but with permanent residence inSouth Africa: Permanent residence in South Africa entitles theholder to rights similar to that of South African citizens with a fewexceptions. The students will be required to submit a valid passportwith a South African permanent residence permit/stamp therein.This category of students qualifies to pay local fees.

iii. Refugees: A refugee is a foreign national who has refugee statusaccorded by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR), has a South African identity book which is stamped asrefugee status, and is normally valid for two years until permanentstatus is awarded. If not, accorded status reverts to “asylum seeker”.The Refugee Act, Act No. 130 of 1998 (Section 27) provides refugeestudents the right to study without a study permit. This category ofstudents qualifies to pay local fees.

iv. Asylum seekers: An asylum seeker is a person who comes toSouth Africa and applies to the government for protection as arefugee. An asylum seeker should have a valid permit issued underthe Immigration Act, Act No. 13 of 2002 (Section 13) Department ofHome Affairs. Tuition fees are similar to those of local South Africanstudents and they pay local application fees. No medical aid coveris legally required, however, it is highly recommended.

15.3 WHO PAYS INTERNATIONAL FEES?

i. Asylum seekers: - pay international fees until they officially receive the refugee status.

ii. Diplomats and their dependents stationed in South Africa – pay international fees until they themselves have obtained SA citizenship or permanent residency.

iii. International University of Limpopo employees and theirdependents - pay international fees until they themselves haveobtained SA citizenship or permanent residency.

iv. International Students who are children of South African citizens or Permanent

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Residents – pay international fees until they themselves have obtained SA citizenship or permanent residency.

v. SA Permanent Resident Applicants under Review (includingthose married to SA residents/citizens) – there is no guaranteethat permanent residence status will be granted until such status isgranted, international fees apply.

vi. International Students who are married (including same sexmarriages) to SA citizens or permanent residents – payinternational fees until they have obtained SA citizenship orpermanent residency.

vii. International Students who are in life partnerships with SAcitizens or permanent residents – pay International fees untilthey have obtained SA citizenship or permanent residency.

viii. International Students who pay SA taxes (e.g. contractworkers or temporary residents) – the criterion of paying tax inSouth Africa does not change a person’s immigration status and assuch it is not sufficient for a reduction in international fees.

ix. International Students who pay SADC taxes – paying tax in aSADC country does not change a person’s immigration status andas such does not qualify for exemption from international fees.

x. SA & SADC Temporary Residents – If there is an expiry visa dateand if individuals are required to renew residence statusperiodically, then such individuals are not permanent residents ofthe country and do not qualify to pay local fees.

15.4 CHANGES OF INTERNATIONAL STATUS

Should the student international change after registration, thechanges will only be implemented in the next registration, meaningthe student will still be fully liable for the fees as it was billed beforethe status was changed.

15.5 WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDY PERMITS

i. Under the provisions of the Immigration Act 2002 (No. 13 of2002), an international student may not enter, or reside in SouthAfrica, to take up degree studies without a valid study permit. Astudy permit application should be submitted as soon as possible asthe process takes 4 – 6 weeks. The application is to be submitted tothe nearest South African Embassy or Consulate.

ii. Once granted, it is essential that a student confirms that he / she hasbeen issued with the correct visa valid for studies at University ofLimpopo BEFORE proceeding to South Africa. The University will notpreregister any student with an invalid study visa.

iii. To apply for a study permit you will need:a) An official letter confirming provisional acceptance and the duration

of the course from the relevant institution

b) In the case of a person under the age of 21 years:

• the particulars of the person in the Republic who will act as that learner’s guardian and a confirmatory letter from that intended guardian; and

• proof of consent for the intended stay from both parents or from the custodian parent, along with proof of sole custody in the latter case

c) A police clearance certificate less than 6 months old

d) Medical and radiological reports

e) Documents relating to marital status if applicable

f) A yellow fever vaccination certificate if that person travelled or intends travelling from or through a yellow fever endemic area

g) In the case of a foreign state accepting responsibility for the applicant

in terms of a bilateral agreement, a written undertaking in respect of

the departure of the applicant

h) Proof of medical cover with a medical scheme registered in terms ofthe Medical Schemes Act, 1998 (Act No. 131 of 1998), or othermedical insurance cover recognised in the Republic (accesswww.medicalschemes.com for a list of medical schemes recognisedin South Africa)

i) Proof of sufficient financial means

j) Payment of a deposit, which will be refunded to the depositor afterthe final departure of the applicant or after a permit has beenissued to the applicant. The payment of the deposit must be in theform of a bank guaranteed cheque or credit card at places wheresuch facilities exist. In the case of students from Africa, thepayment of the deposit may not be required, provided that thegovernment of the relevant African country submits a writtenundertaking to pay all costs relating to the deportation of thestudent, should this become necessary. Contact the relevantGovernment department in your country for more information.

k) Other requirements as may be prescribed by theConsulate/Embassy. We recommend that you contact the nearestSouth African Consulate/Embassy before sending in yourapplication, in order to find out exactly what documents areneeded, because requirements may change.

16.UPFRONT PAYMENT

Upfront payment is the first advance payment towards tuition fees and must bepaid before registration can take place. This amount will be credited towardsyour student fees account. Please note that previous debt must be settled thenupfront payment be made.

Post-dated cheques in respect of down-payments are not accepted.

Should a student wish to register for modules costing less than the requireddown-payment, the cost of the modules as well as the administration fee and/orother related fees are payable in full before registration.

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Description Amount

Upfront payment: (Tuition Fee) R 3 000

Upfront payment: (Residence Fee) R 2 000

Upfront payment: International SADC students (Tuition Fee) R 3 000

Upfront payment: International SADC students (Residence Fees) R 2 000

Upfront payment: International African but Non-SADC students (Tuition Fee) R 6 000

Upfront payment: International African but Non-SADC students (Residence Fee) R 2 000

Upfront payment: International Other (Tuition Fee) R 9 000

Upfront payment: International Other (Residence Fee) R 2 000

17. UPFRONT PAYMENT EXEMPTIONS

The following students are exempt from paying the upfront payments, providedthat outstanding debt is fully settled before registration:

• Successful NSFAS and Debt Relief applications.

• Exchange students from partner institutions with whom the International Office has formal agreements.

• Students with approved staff subsidy.

• Students qualifying for grants / bursaries where the University of Limpopois the fund administrator. Prior to registration, written confirmation of thegrant or bursary is required from the University Financial Aid Office. Theamount should exceed the applicable required down-payment. If theamount is less than the required down-payment the student will beexpected to pay the difference before registration.

• Sponsored students provided that the value of the sponsorship exceedsthe required down payment. The letter of authority must be submittedannually and must meet the following requirements of the University ofLimpopo:

(a) the sponsorship confirmation letter must contain the student number;

(b) the letter of authority must be on an official company letterhead;

(c) the letter of authority must be addressed to the University of Limpopo;

(d) the letter of authority must be signed by the employer;

(e) the letter of authority must specify the employer’s commitments;

(f) the sponsorship may NOT be subject to academic performance;

(g) the letter of authority must confirm sponsorship (an application for a loan or bursary is not acceptable);

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(h) the letter of authority (including bank loan confirmation letters) must indicate that the payments will be made directly to the University of Limpopo, not to the student;

(i) e-mailed notification of sponsorship must include the confirmation letter on an official company letterhead;

(j) if the sponsorship is for a specified amount, the amount shouldexceed the applicable required upfront-payment. If the amount isless than the required upfront-payment the student will be expectedto make up the difference before registration will be allowed;

(k) the letter of authority is subject to the approval of the University of Limpopo;

(l) Sponsorship documentation for the current registration will only be considered if the student’s outstanding debt of previous years is paid in full prior to registration;

(m) The signee of the sponsorship letter may not be the student or a relative;

(n) The sponsorship letter is submitted before 01 November prior to theacademic year is awarded for.

18. SUNDRY FEES

An application will not be processed before the applicable fees in the table belowhave been paid. Application fees are not refundable under any circumstances.Application fees are not applicable to University of Limpopo students whocontinue their studies consecutively. Application fees does not form part of thestudent account therefore it will not reflect on the student account statement.Enquiries with regards to application fee payments should be addressed toRevenue Management Office

Description Actual Amount

Application Fee R 240

Application Fee: International Students R 360

Administration fees: Academic Administration Fee of R1 570 and Residence

Administration Fees of R680 will be debited to students' accounts at registration and

are payable annually. The payment date of the administration fees is determined by

the block code of the qualification and payable as follows:

Block Code Payment Due Date

T0 = Year Registration 31 October

T1 = First Semester Registration 31 May

T2 = Second Semester Registration 31 October

All registered students including Post-doctoral students are liable for administration

fees. Administration fees are not refundable under any circumstances. A student

remains liable for the enrolment fee in the event of a cancellation. The

enrolment fee then becomes payable immediately.

No Description Actual Amount

1 Administration Fee: Academic R 1 690

2 Administration Fee: Residence R 800

3 SRC Levy R 530

4 Academic Record R 130

5 Application Fee: National Students R 240

6 Application Fee: International Students R 360

7 Change of Key Cylinder R 470

8 Change of Qualification / Course R 490

Degree in absentia R 1 0509

10 Dishourned Cheques R 220

11 International Student Affiliation Fee R 1 530

12 International Levy: SADC students R 4 670

13 International Levy: African Non-SADC students R 4 670

14 International Levy: Other R 4 670

15 Remarking of exam paper R 560

17 Re-assessment of Dissertation / Thesis R 1 790

Recognition of module credits (per module) R 63017

18 Replacement of Degree/Diploma/Certificate R 490

19 Replacement of Student (ID) Card R 220

20 Special Examination Full module fee

21 Registration of Exam ONLY (semester) Full module fee

22 Registration of Exam ONLY (Year) Full module fee

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19. RESIDENCE FEES

RESIDENCE NAMEACTUAL FEES FOR 2018

CAT ITS CODE NAME OF RESIDENCE DOUBLE SINGLEROOM ROOM

A 563-566POST GRAD POST GRADUATE VILLAGE R 41 600 R 45 900

A 373-382POST GRAD POST GRADUATE UNIT A-J N/A R 34 000

B 401 VA KHANYA HOUSE N/A R 19 600

C 406 VF GETRUDE SHOPE N/A R 19 600

C 317 MBA MADIBA HEIGHTS R 14 100 R 16 000

C 317 MBB KWAME NKURUMAH HALL R 14 100 R 16 000

C 318 MBC STEVE BIKO HALL R 14 100 R 16 000

C 320 MBE KOFIFI HALL R 14 100 R 16 000

C 322 MBI ANTON LEMBEDE HALL R 14 100 R 16 000

C 323 MBK KHOTSO HOUSE R 14 100 R 16 000

C 325 MBG CUITO CUANAVALE HALL R 14 100 R 16 000

D 411 VK CHE GUEVA HALL R 14 100 R 16 000

D 315 MBD LILIAN NGOYI HALL R 12 900 R 14 700

D 319 MBF TSIETSI MASHININI HALL R 12 900 R 14 700

D 321 MBJ AGOSTNHO NETO HALL R 12 900 R 14 700

D 324 MBL SOMAFCO SOUTH R 12 900 R 14 700

D 326 MBL SOMAFCO NORTH R 12 900 R 14 700

D 301-314 MA-MP SOUTH PLATELANDS R 12 900 R 14 700

D312 & 402-412 VB-VN NORTH PLATELANDS R 12 900 R 14 700

E360&421-427 HOUSE 1-8 MOSHOBANE R 9 900 R 11 700

E 428-438 HOUSE 1-5 ONKGOPOTSE TIRO R 9 900 R 11 700

E 356-359 HOUSE 1-4 SOBUKWE R 9 900 R 11 700

E441&342-355

HOUSE 0-14 OLIVER TAMBO R 9 900 R 11 700

F 328&439 PF NO 1 PREFABS R 9 400 R 0

20. UNDERGRADUATE TUITION FEES

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QUALIFICATION QUALIFICATION NAME FEES

TYPE CODET1 CACA001 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUN R5 390T1 CACA002 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUN R5 390T1 CACB001 ACCOUNTING R5 390T1 CACB002 ACCOUNTING R5 390T1 CACC011 ACCOUNTING IA R2 700T1 CACC012 ACCOUNTING IB R2 700T1 CACC021 ACCOUNTING IIA R3 600T1 CACC022 ACCOUNTING IIB R3 600T1 CACC031 ACCOUNTING IIIA R3 600T1 CACC032 ACCOUNTING IIIB R3 600T1 CACN011 ACCOUNTING I R2 700T1 CACN012 ACCOUNTING I R2 700T1 CACN021 ACCOUNTING II R2 700T1 CACN022 ACCOUNTING II R2 700T1 CACN030 ACCOUNTING III R6 290T1 CACN040 ACCOUNTING IV R7 190T1 CAFL011 AFRICAN LAW R2 700T1 CALA021 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW R3 600T1 CALA022 AFRICAN LAW R1 800T1 CALB022 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW R3 600T1 CALC022 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW R1 800T1 CALD022 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW R2 700T1 CATA021 ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES R2 700T1 CAUA021 AUDITING R3 600T1 CAUA022 AUDITING R3 600T1 CAUA031 AUDITING R2 700T1 CAUA032 AUDITING R2 700T1 CAUA040 AUDITING R7 190T1 CAUB022 AUDITING II R2 700T1 CAUB031 AUDITING IIIA R3 600T1 CAUB032 AUDITING IIIB R3 600T1 CBCA011 BUSINESS CALCULATION R2 700T1 CBCA012 BUSINESS CALCULATION R2 700T1 CBCB011 BUSINESS CALCULATION A R2 700T1 CBCB012 BUSINESS CALCULATION A R2 700T1 CBEA021 BUSINESS ETHICS R2 700T1 CBEB011 BUSINESS ENGLISH R2 700T1 CBEB012 BUSINESS ENGLISH R2 700T1 CBEC011 BUSINESS ENGLISH R2 700T1 CBEC012 BUSINESS ENGLISH R2 700T1 CBEN011 BUSINESS ENGLISH R2 700T1 CBEN012 BUSINESS ENGLISH R2 700T1 CBIA011 BUSINESS INFORMATION S R2 700

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TYPE CODET1 CBIA012 BUSINESS INFORMATION S R2 700T1 CBIA021 BUSINESS INFORMATION S R2 700T1 CBIA022 BUSINESS INFORMATION S R2 700T1 CBMA011 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINE R2 700T1 CBMA012 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINE R2 700T1 CBMA021 ENTREPRENEURSHIP R3 600T1 CBMA022 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEM R3 600T1 CBMA031 MARKETING MANAGEMENT R4 500T1 CBMA032 MARKETING MANAGEMENT R4 500T1 CBMB021 ENTREPRENEURSHIP R3 600T1 CBMB022 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT R3 600T1 CBMB031 RISK AND PORTFOLIO MAN R4 500T1 CBMB032 E-COMMERCE R4 500T1 CBMC021 PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE R3 600T1 CBMC022 ENTREPRENEURSHIP & SMA R3 600T1 CBMC031 RISK MANAGEMENT AND IN R4 500T1 CBMC032 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT R4 500T1 CBMD021 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AN R3 600T1 CBMD022 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AN R2 700T1 CBMD032 E-BUSINESS R4 500T1 CBME021 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMEN R3 600T1 CBMF021 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT R3 600T1 CBMN011 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT R2 700T1 CBMN012 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT R2 700T1 CCIA031 CIVIL PROCEDURE A R2 700T1 CCIA032 CIVIL PROCEDURE B R2 700T1 CCLA011 COMMERCIAL LAW R2 700T1 CCLA012 COMMERCIAL LAW R2 700T1 CCLA042 ADVANCED CRIMINAL LAW R2 700T1 CCOA021 COMMERCIAL LAW R3 600T1 CCOA022 COMMERCIAL LAW R3 600T1 CCOB021 COMMERCIAL AND COMPANY R2 700T1 CCOB022 COMMERCIAL AND COMPANY R2 700T1 CCRA021 CRIMINAL LAW R2 700T1 CCRA022 CRIMINAL LAW & PROCEDU R2 700T1 CCRB021 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE R2 700T1 CDEA021 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEME R3 600T1 CDEA022 POVERTY & SOCIAL DEVEL R3 600T1 CDEA031 ADVANCED RESEARCH METH R4 500T1 CDEA032 ADVANCED PROJECT ANALY R4 500TX CDEA090 MINI-DISSERTATION (DEV R12 800TY CDEA090 MINI-DISSERTATION (DEV R3 840TX CDEA191 DEVELOPMENT THEORY AND R5 120TY CDEA191 DEVELOPMENT THEORY AND R5 120TX CDEA192 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGE R5 120

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TYPE CODETY CDEA192 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGE R5 120T1 CDEB021 RURAL DEVELOPMENT R3 600T1 CDEB022 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R3 600T1 CDEB031 ADVANCED PROJECT PLANN R4 500T1 CDEB032 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT A R4 500TY CDEB191 ETHICS DEVELOPMENT PLA R5 120TY CDEB192 COMM DEVELOPMENT, LEAD R5 120T1 CDEC021 PROJECT MANAGEMENT R3 600T1 CDEC022 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING & R3 600T1 CDEC031 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING & R4 500T1 CDEC032 STRATEGIC PLANNING & M R4 500TX CDEC191 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R5 120TY CDEC191 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R5 120TY CDEC192 REGIONAL AND LOCAL ECO R5 120T1 CDED021 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT R3 600T1 CDED022 PROJECT DESIGN & PLANN R3 600TX CDED191 STATISTICS FOR DEVELOP R5 120TY CDED191 STATISTICS FOR DEVELOP R5 120TX CDED192 PROJECT PLANNING AND M R5 120TY CDED192 PROJECT PLANNING AND M R5 120TX CDEE191 ETHICS DEVELOPMENT PLA R5 120TY CDEE191 ETHICS DEVELOPMENT PLA R5 120TX CDEE192 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEME R5 120TY CDEE192 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEME R5 120TX CDEF192 AGRICULTURE AND RURAL R5 120TY CDEF192 AGRICULTURE AND RURAL R5 120TX CDEG192 REGIONAL AND LOCAL ECO R5 120TY CDEG192 REGIONAL AND LOCAL ECO R5 120TX CDEH192 COMMUNITY DEVELOP LEAD R5 120TY CDEH192 COMMUNITY DEVELOP LEAD R5 120T1 CDEP011 URBAN DEVELOPMENT R2 700T1 CDEP012 LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOP R2 700T1 CDEV011 CONCEPTS OF DEVELOPMEN R2 700T1 CDEV012 DEVELOPMENT & THE ENVI R2 700T1 CDPM011 POVERTY & INEQUALITY R2 700T1 CDPM012 DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS R2 700T1 CDVL011 PRINCIPLES OF PLANNING R2 700T1 CDVL012 PRINCIPLES OF SPATIAL R2 700T1 CECA011 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOM R2 700T1 CECA012 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOM R2 700T1 CECA021 MICROECONOMICS R3 600T1 CECA022 MACROECONOMICS R3 600T1 CECA031 HEALTH ECONOMICS R4 500T1 CECA032 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMIC R4 500T1 CECB021 STATISTICS FOR ECONOMI R3 600

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TYPE CODET1 CECB022 STATISTICS FOR ECONOMI R3 600T1 CECB031 DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS R4 500T1 CECB032 MONETARY ECONOMICS R4 500T1 CECC021 MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS R3 600T1 CECC022 MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS R3 600T1 CECC031 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC R4 500T1 CECC032 PUBLIC SECTOR ECONOMIC R4 500T1 CECD031 ECONOMETRICS 1 R4 500T1 CECD032 ECONOMETRICS 11 R4 500T1 CECN011 GENERAL ECONOMICS AND R2 700T1 CECN012 MICROECONOMIC PRINCIPL R2 700T1 CECO011 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOM R2 700T1 CECO012 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOM R2 700T1 CEPA031 SOCIAL WORK LAW R3 600T1 CEVA031 LAW OF EVIDENCE A R2 700T1 CEVA032 LAW OF EVIDENCE B R2 700T1 CFEA001 FOUNDATION ECONOMICS I R1 800T1 CFEA002 FOUNDATION ECONOMICS I R1 800T1 CFEB001 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOM R1 800T1 CFEB002 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOM R1 800T1 CFLA001 FOUNDATION IN LEGAL PR R3 600T1 CFLA002 FOUNDATION IN LEGAL PR R2 700T1 CFML012 FAMILY LAW R2 700T1 CFNA001 FOUNDATION IN BASIC NU R1 800T1 CFNA002 FOUNDATION IN BASIC NU R1 800T1 CFNL001 FOUNDATION BASIC NUMER R1 800T1 CFNL002 FOUNDATION BASIC NUMER R1 800T1 CHRA021 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIO R1 800T1 CHRA022 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R1 800T1 CHRA031 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEM R4 500T1 CHRA032 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR R2 700T1 CHRB021 CAREER MANAGEMENT R1 800T1 CHRB022 BEHAVIOURAL MEASUREMEN R1 800T1 CHRB031 TRAINING MANAGEMENT R2 700T1 CHRB032 LABOUR RELATIONS R1 800T1 CHRC031 MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT R2 700T1 CHRC032 LABOUR RELATIONS R2 700T1 CHRD032 ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOP R1 800T1 CHRE032 ETHICS IN HUMAN RESOUR R1 800T1 CHRM011 INTRODUCTION TO WORK B R2 700T1 CHRM012 INTRODUCTION TO WORK B R2 700T1 CHSA011 HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS R2 700T1 CHSA012 HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS R2 700T1 CINA031 INTERPRETATION OF STAT R1 800T1 CITA031 TAXATION IIIA R3 600

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TYPE CODET1 CITA032 TAXATION IIIB R3 600T1 CITS011 INTRODUCTION TO SOUTH R2 700T1 CITS012 INTRODUCTION TO SOUTH R2 700T1 CJUA002 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMIN R2 700T1 CJUA011 HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS R2 700T1 CJUA012 INTRODUCTION TO CONTEM R2 700T1 CJUA021 PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL R1 800T1 CJUA022 CRIMINAL LAW - SPECIFI R1 800T1 CJUA032 JURISPRUDENCE R2 700T1 CJUA041 JURISPRUDENCE A R3 600T1 CJUA042 JURISPRUDENCE B R3 600T1 CJUB012 LEGAL SKILLS R2 700T1 CJUB021 SOUTH AFRICAN INDIGENO R2 700T1 CJUB022 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE B R1 800T1 CJUB041 JURISPRUDENCE A R1 800T1 CJUC021 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE A R1 800T1 CLAP011 LAW OF PERSONS R2 700T1 CLEC011 LEGAL COMMUNICATION A R2 700T1 CLEC012 LEGAL COMMUNICATION B R2 700T1 CLGA021 LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINAN R3 600T1 CLGA022 LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINAN R3 600T1 CLGB021 GOVERNMENT & CIVIL SOC R3 600T1 CLGB022 GOVERNMENT & CIVIL SOC R3 600T1 CLGO011 LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAG R2 700T1 CLGO012 LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAG R2 700T1 CLLA022 LABOUR LAW R2 700T1 CLLA041 ADVANCED LABOUR LAW R2 700T1 CLLB032 NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS R2 700T1 CLLB042 SOCIAL SECURITY LAW R2 700T1 CMAA021 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING R3 600T1 CMAA022 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING R3 600T1 CMAA030 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING R6 290T1 CMAA031 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING R3 600T1 CMAB021 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING R2 700T1 CMAB022 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING R2 700T1 CMAB032 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING R3 600T1 CMAB040 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT R7 190TX CMBA090 MINI DISSERTATION (BUS R10 240TY CMBA090 MINI DISSERTATION (BUS R3 070TX CMBA191 THE CHANGING BUSINESS R6 400TY CMBA191 THE CHANGING BUSINESS R6 400TX CMBA192 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT R6 400TY CMBA192 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT R6 400TX CMBB191 INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING R6 400TY CMBB191 INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING R6 400

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TYPE CODETX CMBB192 ECONOMICS FOR A SUSTAI R6 400TY CMBB192 ECONOMICS FOR A SUSTAI R6 400TX CMBC191 FINANCE AND RESPONSIBL R6 400TY CMBC191 FINANCE AND RESPONSIBL R6 400TX CMBC192 THE HUMAN FACTOR IN SU R6 400TY CMBC192 THE HUMAN FACTOR IN SU R6 400TX CMBD191 MARKETING AND CUSTOMER R6 400TY CMBD191 MARKETING AND CUSTOMER R6 400TX CMBD192 STRATEGIC AND RESPONSI R6 400TY CMBD192 STRATEGIC AND RESPONSI R6 400TX CMBE191 MANAGING STRATEGIC RES R6 400TY CMBE191 MANAGING STRATEGIC RES R6 400TX CMBE192 GLOBAL STRATEGIC ANALY R6 400TY CMBE192 GLOBAL STRATEGIC ANALY R6 400TX CMBF191 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R6 400TY CMBF191 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R6 400TX CMBF192 ENVIRONMENTAL AND WAST R6 400TY CMBF192 ENVIRONMENTAL AND WAST R6 400TX CMBG192 ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCES R6 400TY CMBG192 ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCES R6 400TX CMBH192 MANAGING AROUND THE WO R6 400TY CMBH192 MANAGING AROUND THE WO R6 400TX CMBI192 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE R6 400TY CMBI192 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE R6 400T1 CMLA002 INTRODUCTION TO MERCAN R2 700T1 CMLA021 INDUSTRIAL LAW R3 600T1 CMLA022 INDUSTRIAL LAW B R3 600T1 CMLA031 BANKRUPTCY LAW R1 800T1 CMLA032 TAX LAW R2 700T1 CMLA042 COMMERCIAL DISPUTE RES R2 700T1 CMLB021 BUSINESS ENTITIES R2 700T1 CMLB022 INSURANCE LAW R2 700T1 CMLB031 INSURANCE LAW R2 700T1 CMLB041 BANKING LAW R2 700T1 CMLC041 BUSINESS ENTITIES R2 700T1 CMLD031 BANKING LAW R2 700T1 CMLD032 PRINCIPLES OF LABOUR L R1 800T1 CMLD041 TAX LAW R1 800T1 CMLD042 BOOKKEEPING FOR LEGAL R1 800T1 CMLE031 INSOLVENCY LAW R1 800T1 CMLE041 CYBER LAW R1 800T1 CMLF041 ADVANCED LABOUR LAW R1 800T1 CONA021 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW R2 700T1 CPBA011 INTRODUCTION TO POLITI R2 700T1 CPBA012 DEMOCRACY STATE AND NA R2 700

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TYPE CODET1 CPEA001 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC R2 700T1 CPEA022 LEGAL ETHICS R1 800T1 CPEA031 CONSTITUTIONAL AND STA R2 700T1 CPEA032 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY F R1 800T1 CPEA042 ENVIRONMENTAL AND MINI R2 700T1 CPEB041 ADVANCED PUBLIC LAW R1 800T1 CPEB042 HUMAN RIGHTS LAW R2 700T1 CPLA001 INTRODUCTION TO PRIVAT R2 700T1 CPLA021 LAW OF CONTRACTS A R2 700T1 CPLA022 LAW OF CONTRACTS B R2 700T1 CPLA031 LAW OF SUCCESSION R1 800T1 CPLA041 ADMINISTRATION OF DECE R2 700T1 CPLA042 CONFLICT OF LAWS R3 600T1 CPLB021 PRINCIPLES OF CONTRACT R2 700T1 CPLB022 SPECIFIC CONTRACTS R1 800T1 CPLB031 LAW OF SUCCESSION R2 700T1 CPLB032 LAW OF DELICT R1 800T1 CPLB041 ADMINISTRATION OF DECE R1 800T1 CPLB042 CONFLICT OF LAWS R1 800T1 CPLC022 LAW OF THINGS R1 800T1 CPLC032 LAW OF DELICT R1 800T1 CPLD021 LAW OF PROPERTY R2 700T1 CPLD042 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY R1 800T1 CPLE042 SOCIAL SECURITY LAW R1 800T1 CPRA040 PRACTICAL LEGAL COURSE R4 490T1 CPRA041 PRACTICAL LEGAL COURSE R3 600T1 CPRA042 PRACTICAL LEGAL COURSE R2 700T1 CPUA021 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT A R3 600T1 CPUA022 MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC F R3 600T1 CPUA031 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION R4 500T1 CPUA032 PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS R4 500T1 CPUA041 INTERNATIONAL LAW R3 600T1 CPUA042 ENVIRONMENTAL AND MINI R3 600TX CPUA090 MINI-DISSERTATION (PUB R12 800TY CPUA090 MINI-DISSERTATION (PUB R3 840TX CPUA191 SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLIC M R5 120TY CPUA191 SOUTH AFRICAN PUBLIC M R5 120TX CPUA192 ORGANISATION THEORY R5 120TY CPUA192 ORGANISATION THEORY R5 120T1 CPUB011 NATURE, CONTENT & SCOP R2 700T1 CPUB012 STRUCTURING AND FUNCTI R2 700T1 CPUB021 GLOBAL POLITICS R3 600T1 CPUB022 INTEREST GROUPS AND SO R3 600T1 CPUB031 DISASTER MANAGEMENT R4 500T1 CPUB032 PUBLIC, PRIVATE & MUNI R4 500

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TYPE CODET1 CPUB041 INTERNATIONAL LAW R2 700TX CPUB191 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT THEO R5 120TY CPUB191 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT THEO R5 120TX CPUB192 ETHICS AND ACCOUNTABIL R5 120TY CPUB192 ETHICS AND ACCOUNTABIL R5 120T1 CPUC022 PUBLIC SECTOR FLEET MA R3 600T1 CPUC031 POLITICS, SOCIETY & EC R4 500T1 CPUC032 POLITICS AND ADMINISTR R4 500TX CPUC191 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R5 120TY CPUC191 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R5 120TX CPUC192 PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS R5 120TY CPUC192 PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS R5 120T1 CPUD031 PROJECT MANAGEMENT R4 500T1 CPUD032 PROJECT MANAGEMENT R4 500TX CPUD191 PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAG R5 120TY CPUD191 PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAG R5 120TX CPUD192 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEM R5 120TY CPUD192 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEM R5 120TX CPUE192 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND A R5 120TY CPUE192 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND A R5 120TX CPUF192 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELA R5 120TY CPUF192 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELA R5 120TX CPUG192 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT T R5 120TY CPUG192 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT T R5 120T1 CRRA040 ACADEMIC RESEARCH (LAW R4 490T1 CRRB040 RESEARCH FOR LEGAL POR R4 490T1 CRRR040 RESEARCH REPORT (LAW) R3 600T1 CTAA021 TAXATION I R2 700T1 CTAA022 TAXATION R2 700T1 CTAA031 TAXATION R3 600T1 CTAA032 TAXATION R3 600T1 CTAA040 TAXATION R7 190T1 CTRA021 TRANSPORT PLANNING R3 600T1 CTRA022 ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE PL R3 600T1 CTRA031 TRANSPORT ECONOMICS R4 500T1 CTRA032 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OF R4 500T1 CTRN011 LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK R2 700T1 CTRN012 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT & S R2 700T1 HACA021 INTERMEDIATE ACTING R4 500T1 HACA022 INTERMEDIATE ACTING R4 500T1 HACA031 ADVANCED ACTING R7 190T1 HACA032 ADVANCED ACTING R7 190T1 HACE011 FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING R1 800T1 HACE012 FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING R1 800T1 HACE021 APPLIED FINANCIAL ACCO R1 800

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TYPE CODET1 HACE022 AUDITING AND CONSOLIDA R1 800T1 HACE031 APPLIED FINANCIAL ACCO R2 700T1 HACE032 ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACC R2 700T1 HACE041 ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACC R3 600T1 HACL011 ACADEMIC AND COMPUTER R2 700T1 HACL012 ACADEMIC AND COMPUTER R2 700T1 HACT011 INTRODUCTION TO ACTING R2 700T1 HACT012 INTRODUCTION TO ACTING R2 700T1 HANA021 CASE STUDIES IN KINSHI R4 500T1 HANA022 ECONOMIC ANTHROPOLOGY; R4 500T1 HANA031 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE S R7 190T1 HANA032 POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY R7 190T1 HANT011 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIO R2 700T1 HANT012 ARCHAEOLOGY AND ETHNOG R2 700T1 HBEH011 BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES R2 700T1 HBIA021 BIOLOGY (CIRCULATORY S R1 800T1 HBIA022 BIOLOGY (MOLECULAR CHE R1 800T1 HBIA031 BIOLOGY (REGULATORY SY R2 700T1 HBIA032 BIOLOGY FOR EDUCATORS R2 700T1 HBIA041 BIOLOGY FOR EDUCATORS R2 700T1 HBIA042 BIOLOGY FOR EDUCATORS R2 700T1 HBIO011 BIOLOGY FOR EDUCATORS R1 800T1 HBIO012 BIOLOGY FOR EDUCATORS R1 800T1 HBME011 BASIC MANAGEMENT CONCE R1 800T1 HBME012 BASIC MANAGEMENT CONCE R1 800T1 HBME021 MANAGEMENT IN BUSINESS R1 800T1 HBME022 MANAGEMENT IN BUSINESS R1 800T1 HBME031 MARKETING MANAGEMENT R2 700T1 HBME032 ENTREPRENEURSHIP R2 700T1 HBME041 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT R3 600T1 HCCT001 FOUNDATION IN CRITICAL R2 700T1 HCCT002 FOUNDATION IN CRITICAL R2 700T1 HCEA021 THE GLOBAL SPREAD OF E R4 500T1 HCEA022 LANGUAGE, LITERACY IN R4 500T1 HCEA031 BILINGUAL AND MULTILIN R7 190T1 HCEA032 LANGUAGE AND COGNITION R7 190T1 HCEL011 ENGLISH IN CONTEXT R2 700T1 HCEL012 ENGLISH SENTENCE ANALY R2 700T1 HCLA021 COMPUTER LITERACY 2A R1 800T1 HCLA022 COMPUTER LITERACY 2B R1 800TY HCLA181 COMPUTER LITERACY R2 560T1 HCLI011 COMPUTER LITERACY 1A R900T1 HCLI012 COMPUTER LITERACY 1B R1 800T1 HCLN021 CONVERSATIONAL LANGUAG R900T1 HCLV021 CONVERSATIONAL LANGUAG R900

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TYPE CODET1 HCLX021 CONVERSATIONAL LANGUAG R900T1 HCMM012 COMMUNICATION R2 700T1 HCOA021 VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL R4 500T1 HCOA022 ORGANISATIONAL COMMUNI R4 500T1 HCOA031 INTEGRATED MARKETING C R7 190T1 HCOA032 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIO R7 190TY HCOA181 ENGLISH COMMUNICATION R2 560TY HCOA182 CLASSROOM COMMUNICATIO R2 560T1 HCOB021 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNIC R4 500T1 HCOB022 PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATI R4 500T1 HCOB031 HEALTH COMMUNICATION R3 600T1 HCOB032 EVENTS MANAGEMENT R3 600T1 HCOC031 GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATI R3 600T1 HCOC032 THEORY OF COMMUNICATIO R3 600T1 HCOE011 COMMUNICATION IN EDUCA R1 800T1 HCOE012 COMMUNICATION IN EDUCA R1 800T1 HCOM011 COMMUNICATION SKILLS R2 700T1 HCOM012 CONTEXTS OF COMMUNICAT R2 700T1 HCRA000 INTRODUCTION TO AREAS R5 390T1 HCRA021 CRIME THEORIES AND CRI R4 500T1 HCRA022 CRIME PREVENTION AND V R4 500T1 HCRA031 CRIME, CRIME PREVENTIO R7 190T1 HCRA032 MONISTIC CRIME STUDIES R7 190T1 HCRB000 SPECIAL AREAS OF FOCUS R5 390T1 HCRI011 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMIN R2 700T1 HCRI012 INTRODUCTION TO FOCUS R2 700T1 HEAA021 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HEAA022 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HEAA031 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R2 700T1 HEAA032 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R2 700T1 HEAA041 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R2 700T1 HEAA042 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R2 700T1 HEAC011 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HEAC012 ACCOUNTING FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HEBA021 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R1 800T1 HEBA022 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R1 800T1 HEBA031 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R2 700T1 HEBA032 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R2 700T1 HEBA041 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R2 700T1 HEBA042 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R2 700T1 HEBM011 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R1 800T1 HEBM012 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN R1 800T1 HECA021 EDUCATION ECONOMICS 2A R1 800T1 HECA022 EDUCATION ECONOMICS 2B R1 800T1 HECA031 EDUCATION ECONOMICS 3A R2 700

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TYPE CODET1 HECA032 ECONOMICS FOR EDUCATOR R2 700T1 HECA041 EDUCATION ECONOMICS 4A R2 700T1 HECA042 EDUCATION ECONOMICS 4B R2 700T1 HECE011 INTRODUCTION TO MICROE R1 800T1 HECE012 MICROECONOMICS R1 800T1 HECE021 INTRODUCTION TO MACROE R1 800T1 HECE022 MACROECONOMICS R1 800T1 HECE031 INTRODUCTION TO MICROE R2 700T1 HECE032 INTERMEDIATE MICROECON R2 700T1 HECE041 INTERMEDIATE MACROECON R3 600T1 HEDA011 CURRICULUM STUDIES AND R900T1 HEDA012 VALUES, DEMOCRACY AND R900T1 HEDA021 CURRICULUM STUDIES AND R1 800T1 HEDA022 MANAGEMENT AND POLICIE R1 800T1 HEDA031 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY R1 800T1 HEDA032 DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES R1 800T1 HEDA041 TEACHING, LEARNING AND R2 700T1 HEDA042 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH M R2 700TY HEDA181 EDUCATION STUDIES (PHI R2 560TY HEDA182 EDUCATION STUDIES (EDU R2 560T1 HEDB011 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES IN R900T1 HEDB012 HIV AND AIDS EDUCATION R900T1 HEDB021 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES (D R1 800T1 HEDB022 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLI R1 800T1 HEDB031 INCLUSIVE EDUCATION 3 R1 800T1 HEDB032 EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT R1 800TY HEDB181 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES (T R2 560TY HEDB182 HISTORY OF EDUCATION R2 560TY HEDC181 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES (D R2 560TY HEDC182 EDUCATION STUDIES 6 (E R2 560T1 HEEA011 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATORS R1 800T1 HEEA012 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATION R1 800T1 HEEA021 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATORS R1 800T1 HEEA022 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATORS R1 800T1 HEEA031 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATORS R2 700T1 HEEA032 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATORS R2 700T1 HEEA041 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATORS R2 700T1 HEEA042 ENGLISH FOR EDUCATORS R2 700T1 HEEC011 ECONOMICS FOR EDUCATOR R1 800T1 HEEC012 ECONOMICS FOR EDUCATOR R1 800T1 HEGA011 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATIO R1 800T1 HEGA012 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATIO R1 800T1 HEGA021 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATIO R1 800T1 HEGA022 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATIO R1 800T1 HEGA031 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATIO R2 700

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TYPE CODET1 HEGA032 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATIO R2 700T1 HEGA041 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATIO R2 700T1 HEGA042 GEOGRAPHY FOR EDUCATOR R2 700T1 HEGE011 ENGLISH SKILLS AND INT R1 800T1 HEGE012 BASIC LANGUAGE & LITER R1 800T1 HEGE021 ENGLISH SHORT STORIES R1 800T1 HEGE022 ENGLISH NOVEL R1 800T1 HEGE031 POETRY ANALYSIS IN ENG R2 700T1 HEGE032 CREATIVE WRITING IN EN R2 700T1 HEGE041 CRITICAL LANGUAGE AWAR R3 600T1 HEHA011 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R1 800T1 HEHA012 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R1 800T1 HEHA021 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R1 800T1 HEHA022 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R1 800T1 HEHA031 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R2 700T1 HEHA032 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R2 700T1 HEHA041 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R2 700T1 HEHA042 HISTORY FOR EDUCATION R2 700T1 HEHS010 ENGLISH FOR HEALTH SCI R2 700T1 HEHS011 ENGLISH FOR HEALTH SCI R1 800T1 HEHS012 ENGLISH FOR HEALTH SCI R900T1 HELA021 LIFE ORIENTATION 2A R1 800T1 HELA022 LIFE ORIENTATION 2B R1 800T1 HELA031 LIFE ORIENTATION 3A R2 700T1 HELA032 LIFE ORIENTATION 3B R2 700T1 HELA041 LIFE ORIENTATION 4A R2 700T1 HELA042 LIFE ORIENTATION 4B R2 700T1 HELO011 LIFE ORIENTATION 1A R1 800T1 HELO012 LIFE ORIENTATION 1B R1 800T1 HENA011 ENGLISH AND AFRICAN LI R2 700T1 HENA012 INTRODUCTION TO WESTER R2 700T1 HENA021 CRITICISM OF LITERATUR R4 500T1 HENA022 CRITICISM OF LITERATUR R4 500T1 HENA031 ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND LI R7 190T1 HENA032 STYLISTICS AND MODERN R7 190T1 HENB011 ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILL R2 700T1 HENB012 ENGLISH ACADEMIC WRITI R2 700T1 HENG011 ENGLISH LANGUAGE R2 700T1 HESA011 EDUCATION FOR NORTHERN R1 800T1 HESA012 NORTHERN SOTHO FOR EDU R1 800T1 HESA021 EDUCATION FOR NORTHERN R1 800T1 HESA022 EDUCATION FOR NORTHERN R1 800T1 HESA031 EDUCATION FOR NORTHERN R2 700T1 HESA032 EDUCATION FOR NORTHERN R2 700T1 HESA041 EDUCATION FOR NORTHERN R2 700

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TYPE CODET1 HESA042 EDUCATION FOR NORTHERN R2 700T1 HETA011 XITSONGA FOR EDUCATION R1 800T1 HETA012 XITSONGA FOR EDUCATION R1 800T1 HETA021 EDUCATION FOR XITSONGA R1 800T1 HETA022 EDUCATION FOR XITSONGA R1 800T1 HETA031 EDUCATION FOR XITSONGA R2 700T1 HETA032 EDUCATION FOR XITSONGA R2 700T1 HETA041 EDUCATION FOR XITSONGA R2 700T1 HETA042 EDUCATION FOR XITSONGA R2 700T1 HEVA011 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R1 800T1 HEVA012 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R1 800T1 HEVA021 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R1 800T1 HEVA022 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R1 800T1 HEVA031 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R2 700T1 HEVA032 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R2 700T1 HEVA041 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R2 700T1 HEVA042 EDUCATION FOR TSHIVEND R2 700T1 HFEA000 FOUNDATION ENGLISH FOR R5 390T1 HFEB000 FOUNDATION IN ENGLISH R5 390T1 HFED011 INTRODUCTION TO TEACHI R2 700T1 HFED012 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOS R3 600T1 HFED021 CURRICULUM STUDIES R3 600T1 HFED022 HISTORY OF EDUCATION R3 600T1 HFED031 PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES IN R3 600T1 HFED032 EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT R3 600T1 HFED041 INTRODUCTION TO RESEAR R3 600T1 HFFB011 FOUNDATION PHASE BOARD R900T1 HFLS001 FOUNDATION IN LIFE SKI R2 700T1 HFLS002 FOUNDATION IN LIFE SKI R2 700T1 HFPB031 SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATIO R1 800T1 HFPC022 CURRICULUM AND POLICY R3 600T1 HFPC032 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT F R3 600T1 HFPE011 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R1 800T1 HFPE022 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPE032 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPE041 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPL011 CHILD-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS R1 800T1 HFPL021 RECREATION AND CREATIV R2 700T1 HFPL031 SOCIAL SCIENCES R1 800T1 HFPL041 RELIGION, LIFE AND NAT R2 700T1 HFPM012 FOUNDATION PHASE MATHE R1 800T1 HFPM021 FOUNDATION PHASE MATHE R2 700T1 HFPM031 FOUNDATION PHASE MATHE R2 700T1 HFPM041 FOUNDATION PHASE MATHE R2 700T1 HFPR022 REFLECTIVE AND REFLEXI R2 700

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TYPE CODET1 HFPS011 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R1 800T1 HFPS012 INTRODUCTION TO THE FO R2 700T1 HFPS022 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPS031 TEACHING GRADE R R3 600T1 HFPS032 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPS041 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPT010 TEACHING PRACTICE IN P R1 800T1 HFPT020 TEACHING PRACTICE IN F R2 700T1 HFPT030 TEACHING PRACTICE IN F R2 700T1 HFPT042 TEACHING PRACTICE IN T R14 100T1 HFPX011 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R1 800T1 HFPX022 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPX032 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HFPX041 FOUNDATION PHASE LITER R2 700T1 HGEE011 BIOGEOGRAPHY R1 800T1 HGEE012 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY F R1 800T1 HGEE021 INTRODUCTION TO GEOMOR R1 800T1 HGEE022 SETTLEMENT GEOGRAPHY R1 800T1 HGEE031 INTRODUCTION TO CLIMAT R2 700T1 HGEE032 REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY FOR R2 700T1 HGEE041 REMOTE SENSING AND GIS R3 600T1 HHIA021 MODERN WORLD HISTORY 1 R4 500T1 HHIA022 SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORY R4 500T1 HHIA031 EUROPEAN HISTORY SINCE R7 190T1 HHIA032 SOUTH AFRICA DURING TH R7 190T1 HHIE011 INTRODUCTION TO HISTOR R1 800T1 HHIE012 EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN R1 800T1 HHIE021 EARLY SOUTH AFRICAN HI R1 800T1 HHIE022 CONTEMPORARY WORLD HIS R1 800T1 HHIE031 HISTORICAL IMPLICATION R2 700T1 HHIE032 EUROPEAN HISTORY POST R2 700T1 HHIE041 CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AFR R3 600T1 HHIS011 EUROPEAN HISTORY R2 700T1 HHIS012 EARLY SOUTHERN AFRICAN R2 700TY HIEA182 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCAT R2 560T1 HINA021 INTRODUCTION TO INFORM R4 500T1 HINA022 INFORMATION AND KNOWLE R4 500T1 HINA031 ORGANIZATION OF KNOWLE R3 600T1 HINA032 ADVANCED ORGANIZATION R3 600T1 HINA041 INFORMATION SYSTEMS AN R6 290T1 HINB021 INFORMATION USERS AND R4 500T1 HINB022 ORGANISATION OF INFORM R4 500T1 HINB031 MANAGEMENT AND ADMINIS R3 600T1 HINB032 INTRODUCTION TO LIS RE R3 600T1 HINB041 RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS R6 290

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TYPE CODET1 HINC042 PRACTICUM R7 190T1 HINF011 INTRODUCTION TO INFORM R2 700T1 HINF012 MANAGEMENT OF LIBRARIE R2 700T1 HINR042 RESEARCH PROJECT (LIS) R10 780T1 HINS011 INFORMATION SOURCES AN R2 700T1 HINS012 INFORMATION SOCIETY: I R2 700TX HINSA01 USER SERVICES AND MARK R2 700TY HINSA01 USER SERVICES AND MARK R2 700TX HINSA02 LIBRARIES AND COLLECTI R2 700TY HINSA02 LIBRARIES AND COLLECTI R2 700TX HINSB01 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT R2 700TY HINSB01 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT R2 700TX HINSB02 INDEXING AND ABSTRACTI R2 700TY HINSB02 INDEXING AND ABSTRACTI R2 700TX HINSC01 CATALOGUING AND CLASSI R2 700TY HINSC01 CATALOGUING AND CLASSI R2 700TX HINSC02 INFORMATION SYSTEMS MA R2 700TY HINSC02 INFORMATION SYSTEMS MA R2 700TX HINSD01 MANAGEMENT AND ADMINIS R2 700TY HINSD01 MANAGEMENT AND ADMINIS R2 700TX HINSD02 RESEARCH IN LIS R3 600TY HINSD02 RESEARCH IN LIS R3 600TX HINSE01 INFORMATION SOCIETY AN R2 700TY HINSE01 INFORMATION SOCIETY AN R2 700TX HINSE02 LIS FIELDWORK R3 600TY HINSE02 LIS FIELDWORK R3 600T1 HIPA021 INTRODUCTION TO INTERN R4 500T1 HIPA022 INTERNATIONAL ORGANISA R4 500T1 HIPA031 INTERNATIONAL POLITICA R7 190T1 HIPA032 POLITICS OF DEVELOPING R7 190T1 HLLT021 LANGUAGE OF LEARNING A R1 800T1 HLLT022 LANGUAGE OF LEARNING A R1 800T1 HLOE011 FOCUS ON LIFE ORIENTAT R1 800T1 HLOE012 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND R1 800T1 HLOE021 BASIC HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY R1 800T1 HLOE022 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION R1 800T1 HLOE031 SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENT R2 700T1 HLOE032 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENES R2 700T1 HLOE041 IDENTITY IN CONTEXT R3 600T1 HLOR011 LIFE ORIENTATION 1A R1 800T1 HLOR012 LIFE ORIENTATION 1B R1 800TY HLSA181 INTRODUCTION TO TEACHI R2 560TY HLSA182 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIO R2 560T1 HLSE011 FUNDAMENTAL LIFE SCIEN R1 800T1 HLSE012 PHYSIOLOGY FOR LIFE SC R1 800

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TYPE CODET1 HLSE021 BIOCHEMISTRY FOR LIFE R1 800T1 HLSE022 CONSERVATION FOR LIFE R1 800T1 HLSE031 CLASSIFICATION AND REG R2 700T1 HLSE032 BOTANY FOR LIFE SCIENC R2 700T1 HLSE041 METABOLISM FOR LIFE SC R3 600T1 HMAA021 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R1 800T1 HMAA022 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R1 800T1 HMAA031 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R2 700T1 HMAA032 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R2 700T1 HMAA041 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R2 700T1 HMAA042 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R2 700TY HMAA181 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING R2 560TY HMAA182 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING R2 560T1 HMAC011 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 1 R900T1 HMAC012 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 1 R1 800T1 HMAC031 ASSESSMENT IN ACCOUNT R1 800T1 HMAC032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMAC040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMAE011 INTRODUCTION TO CALCUL R1 800T1 HMAE012 DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEG R1 800T1 HMAE021 ELEMENTARY SET THEORY R1 800T1 HMAE022 LINEAR AND INTRODUCTOR R1 800T1 HMAE031 ADVANCED CALCULUS R2 700T1 HMAE032 ADVANCED CALCULUS R2 700T1 HMAE041 FUNDAMENTALS OF LINEAR R3 600TY HMAG181 METHOD OF AGRICULTURAL R2 560TY HMAG182 METHOD OF AGRICULTURAL R2 560T1 HMAL002 FOUNDATION IN MULTILIN R2 700T1 HMAT011 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R1 800T1 HMAT012 MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCAT R1 800T1 HMBA021 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R1 800T1 HMBA022 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R1 800T1 HMBA031 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R1 800T1 HMBA032 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R1 800T1 HMBA041 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R1 800T1 HMBA042 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R1 800TY HMBA181 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R2 160TY HMBA182 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R2 160T1 HMBM011 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R900T1 HMBM012 METHOD OF BUSINESS MAN R1 800T1 HMBM031 ASSESSMENT IN BUSINESS R1 800T1 HMBM032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMBM040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMCA021 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 2 R1 800T1 HMCA022 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 2 R1 800

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TYPE CODET1 HMCA031 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 3 R1 800T1 HMCA032 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 3 R1 800T1 HMCA041 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 4 R1 800T1 HMCA042 METHOD OF ACCOUNTING 4 R1 800T1 HMDA000 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA R5 390T1 HMDA021 MEDIA LAW AND ETHICS, R4 500T1 HMDA022 COMMUNITY MEDIA STUDIE R4 500T1 HMDA031 CORPORATE JOURNALISM, R7 190T1 HMDA032 RADIO PRODUCTION AND P R7 190T1 HMDB000 MEDIA ETHICS, RADIO BR R5 390T1 HMDB021 LANGUAGE IN THE MEDIA R4 500T1 HMDB022 INTRODUCTION TO BROADC R4 500T1 HMDB031 FILM AND TELEVISION ST R3 600T1 HMDB032 PRINT JOURNALISM R3 600T1 HMDC031 GLOBAL MEDIA R3 600T1 HMDC032 INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALI R3 600T1 HMDM021 MUSIC, DANCE AND MOVEM R3 600T1 HMDS011 MEDIA AND SOCIETY, PRI R2 700T1 HMDS012 MEDIA ETHICS, RADIO BR R2 700T1 HMEA011 METHOD OF ENGLISH 1A R900T1 HMEA012 METHOD OF ENGLISH 1B R1 800T1 HMEA021 METHOD OF ENGLISH 2A R1 800T1 HMEA022 METHOD OF ENGLISH 2B R1 800T1 HMEA031 METHOD OF ENGLISH 3A R1 800T1 HMEA032 METHOD OF ENGLISH 3B R1 800T1 HMEA041 METHOD OF ENGLISH 4A R1 800T1 HMEA042 METHOD OF ENGLISH 4B R1 800TY HMEA181 METHOD OF ECONOMICS R2 560TY HMEA182 METHOD OF ECONOMICS R2 560TY HMEB181 METHOD OF ENGLISH R2 560TY HMEB182 METHOD OF ENGLISH R2 560T1 HMEC011 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 1A R900T1 HMEC012 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 1B R1 800T1 HMEC031 ASSESSMENT IN ECONOMIC R1 800T1 HMEC032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMEC040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMEG031 ASSESSMENT IN ENGLISH R1 800T1 HMEG032 CLASSROOM PRACTISE IN R1 800T1 HMEG040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMEM021 METHOD OF ECON MANAGEM R900T1 HMEM022 METHOD OF ECON MANAGEM R900T1 HMGA011 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 1A R900T1 HMGA012 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 1B R1 800T1 HMGA021 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 2A R1 800T1 HMGA022 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 2B R1 800

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TYPE CODET1 HMGA031 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 3A R1 800T1 HMGA032 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 3B R1 800T1 HMGA041 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 4A R1 800T1 HMGA042 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY 4B R1 800TY HMGA181 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY R2 560TY HMGA182 METHOD OF GEOGRAPHY R2 560T1 HMGE031 ASSESSMENT IN GEOGRAPH R1 800T1 HMGE032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMGE040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMHA011 METHOD OF HISTORY 1A R900T1 HMHA012 METHOD OF HISTORY 1B R1 800T1 HMHA021 METHOD OF HISTORY 2A R1 800T1 HMHA022 METHOD OF HISTORY 2B R1 800T1 HMHA031 METHOD OF HISTORY 3A R1 800T1 HMHA032 METHOD OF HISTORY 3B R1 800T1 HMHA041 METHOD OF HISTORY 4A R1 800T1 HMHA042 METHOD OF HISTORY 4B R1 800TY HMHA181 METHOD OF HISTORY R2 560TY HMHA182 METHOD OF HISTORY R2 560T1 HMHI031 ASSESSMENT IN HISTORY R1 800T1 HMHI032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMHI040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMIA031 METHOD OF BIOLOGY FOR R1 800T1 HMIA032 METHOD OF BIOLOGY FOR R1 800T1 HMIA041 METHOD OF BIOLOGY FOR R1 800T1 HMIA042 METHOD OF BIOLOGY FOR R1 800T1 HMLA021 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R1 800T1 HMLA022 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R1 800T1 HMLA031 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R1 800T1 HMLA032 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R1 800T1 HMLA041 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R1 800T1 HMLA042 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R1 800TY HMLA181 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R2 560TY HMLA182 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R2 560T1 HMLB021 METHOD OF LANGUAGE TEA R900T1 HMLB022 METHOD OF LANGUAGE TEA R900T1 HMLI011 MATHEMATIC LITERACY 1A R1 800T1 HMLI012 MATHEMATIC LITERACY 1B R1 800T1 HMLO011 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R900T1 HMLO012 METHOD OF LIFE ORIENTA R1 800T1 HMLO031 ASSESSMENT IN LIFE ORI R1 800T1 HMLO032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMLO040 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R2 700T1 HMLS031 ASSESSMENT IN LIFE SCI R1 800T1 HMLS032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800

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TYPE CODET1 HMLS040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMMA021 METHOD OF MATH, SCIENC R1 800T1 HMMA022 METHOD OF MATH, SCIENC R1 800T1 HMMA031 METHOD OF MATHEMATICS R1 800T1 HMMA032 METHOD OF MATHEMATICS R1 800T1 HMMA040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMMA041 METHOD OF MATHEMATICS R1 800T1 HMMA042 METHOD OF MATHEMATICS R1 800TY HMMA181 METHOD OF MATHEMATICS R2 560TY HMMA182 METHOD OF MATHEMATICS R2 560T1 HMMB031 ASSESSMENT IN MATHEMAT R1 800T1 HMMB032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMMS011 METHOD OF MATHS SCIENC R900T1 HMMS012 METHOD OF MATHS SCIENC R900T1 HMNA011 METHOD OF NORTHERN SOT R900T1 HMNA012 METHOD OF NORTH SOTHO R1 800T1 HMNA021 METHOD OF NORTHERN SOT R1 800T1 HMNA022 METHOD OF NORTHERN SOT R1 800T1 HMNA031 METHOD OF NORTHERN SOT R1 800T1 HMNA032 METHOD OF NORTHERN SOT R1 800T1 HMNA041 METHOD OF NORTHERN SOT R1 800T1 HMNA042 METHOD OF NORTHERN SOT R1 800T1 HMNS031 ASSESSMENT IN SEPEDI R1 800T1 HMNS032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMNS040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMOA021 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 2A R1 800T1 HMOA022 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 2B R1 800T1 HMOA031 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 3A R1 800T1 HMOA032 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 3B R1 800T1 HMOA041 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 4A R1 800T1 HMOA042 METHOD OF ECONOMICS 4B R1 800T1 HMPA031 METHOD OF PHYSICAL SCI R1 800T1 HMPA032 METHOD OF PHYSICAL SCI R1 800T1 HMPA041 METHOD OF PHYSICAL SCI R1 800T1 HMPA042 METHOD OF PHYSICAL SCI R1 800TY HMPA181 METHOD OF PHYSICAL SCI R2 560TY HMPA182 METHOD OF PHYSICAL SCI R2 560T1 HMPS031 ASSESSMENT IN PHYSICAL R1 800T1 HMPS032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMPS040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700TY HMSA181 METHOD OF SEPEDI R2 560TY HMSA182 METHOD OF SEPEDI R2 560T1 HMSS021 METHOD OF SOCIAL SCIEN R900T1 HMSS022 METHOD OF SOCIAL SCIEN R900T1 HMST021 METHOD OF MATHS, SCIEN R900

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TYPE CODET1 HMST022 METHOD OF MATHS, SCIEN R900T1 HMTA011 METHOD OF XITSONGA 1A R900T1 HMTA012 METHOD OF XITSONGA 1B R1 800T1 HMTA031 METHOD OF TECHNOLOGY F R1 800T1 HMTA032 METHOD OF TECHNOLOGY F R1 800T1 HMTA041 METHOD OF TECHNOLOGY F R1 800T1 HMTA042 METHOD OF TECHNOLOGY F R1 800T1 HMTE031 ASSESSMENT IN TECHNOLO R1 800T1 HMTE032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMTE040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMTV031 ASSESSMENT IN TSHIVEND R1 800T1 HMTV032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMTV040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HMUA021 A MULTILINGUAL APPROAC R4 500T1 HMUA022 WORK PLACE LITERACY: A R4 500T1 HMUA031 MULTILINGUAL SERVICES R7 190T1 HMUA032 RESEARCHING MULTILINGU R7 190T1 HMUS011 INTRODUCTION TO MULTIL R2 700T1 HMUS012 SPOKEN COMMUNICATION R2 700T1 HMVA011 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 1A R900T1 HMVA012 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 1B R1 800T1 HMVA021 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 2A R1 800T1 HMVA022 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 2B R1 800T1 HMVA031 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 3A R1 800T1 HMVA032 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 3B R1 800T1 HMVA041 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 4A R1 800T1 HMVA042 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA 4B R1 800TY HMVE181 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA R2 560TY HMVE182 METHOD OF TSHIVENDA R2 560T1 HMXA021 METHOD OF XITSONGA 2A R1 800T1 HMXA022 METHOD OF XITSONGA 2B R1 800T1 HMXA031 METHOD OF XITSONGA 3A R1 800T1 HMXA032 METHOD OF XITSONGA 3B R1 800T1 HMXA041 METHOD OF XITSONGA 4A R1 800T1 HMXA042 METHOD OF XITSONGA 4B R1 800T1 HMXI031 ASSESSMENT IN XITSONGA R1 800T1 HMXI032 CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN R1 800T1 HMXI040 CLASSROOM RESEARCH IN R2 700T1 HNSA021 NORTHERN SOTHO LINGUIS R4 500T1 HNSA022 NORTHERN SOTHO LITERAT R4 500T1 HNSA031 ADVANCED NORTHERN SOTH R7 190T1 HNSA032 ADVANCED N-SOTHO LITER R7 190T1 HNSE011 BASIC ASPECTS OF SEPED R1 800T1 HNSE012 LITERARY AND LANGUAGE R1 800T1 HNSE021 SEPEDI ASPECTS IN CONT R1 800

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TYPE CODET1 HNSE022 CREATIVE WRITING IN SE R1 800T1 HNSE031 WRITTEN AND VISUAL TEX R2 700T1 HNSE032 LITERARY AND POETIC DE R2 700T1 HNSE041 ADVANCED STUDY OF ASPE R3 600T1 HNSO011 INTRODUCTION TO NORTHE R2 700T1 HNSO012 NORTHERN SOTHO LITERAT R2 700T1 HPCD021 PSYCHOLOGY FOR NURSES R2 700T1 HPCD022 MEDICAL AND SOCIAL PSY R2 700T1 HPCR041 RESEARCH REPORT (PSYCH R7 190T1 HPHA021 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R1 800T1 HPHA022 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R1 800T1 HPHA031 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R2 700T1 HPHA032 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R2 700T1 HPHA041 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R2 700T1 HPHA042 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R2 700T1 HPHL011 HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY R2 700T1 HPHL012 INTRODUCTION TO CRITIC R2 700T1 HPHS011 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R1 800T1 HPHS012 PHYSICAL SCIENCES FOR R1 800T1 HPLA021 POLITICAL AND SOCIAL P R4 500T1 HPLA022 THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIE R4 500T1 HPLA031 AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY AND R7 190T1 HPLA032 REASONING AND ETHICS R7 190T1 HPOA021 POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES A R4 500T1 HPOA022 AFRICAN POLITICS R4 500T1 HPOA031 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF A R7 190T1 HPOA032 SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICS R7 190T1 HPOL011 INTRODUCTION TO POLITI R2 700T1 HPOL012 INTRODUCTION TO POLITI R2 700T1 HPRA020 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE R1 800T1 HPRA030 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE R1 800T1 HPRA040 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE R3 600TY HPRA180 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE R2 560T1 HPRE010 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE R1 800T1 HPSA000 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHO R5 390T1 HPSA011 INTRODUCTION TO BRAIN R2 700T1 HPSA012 ADDICTION AND BEHAVIOU R2 700T1 HPSA021 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R4 500T1 HPSA022 SOCIAL -, PERSONALITY- R4 500T1 HPSA031 COMMUNITY, CHILD AND A R7 190T1 HPSA032 THERAPEUTIC + DEVELOPM R7 190T1 HPSA041 PSYCHOLOGICAL ETHICS A R2 700T1 HPSB000 APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY R5 390T1 HPSB021 PSYCHOMETRIC PRACTICE R4 500T1 HPSB022 SCIENTIFIC WRITING, HU R4 500

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TYPE CODET1 HPSB031 APPLIED COMMUNITY PSYC R7 190T1 HPSB032 ADULT PSYCHOPATHOLOGY R7 190T1 HPSB041 TRAUMA COUNSELLING THE R3 600T1 HPSC021 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCOLOG R2 700T1 HPSC022 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSME R2 700T1 HPSC031 CHILD AND ADULT PSYCHO R4 500T1 HPSC032 BASIC COUNSELLING THEO R4 500T1 HPSC042 INTERNSHIP (PSYCHOLOGY R15 200T1 HPSD021 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: PRE R4 500T1 HPSD022 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: ADU R4 500T1 HPSD031 COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY T R4 500T1 HPSD032 APPLIED COMMUNITY PSYC R4 500T1 HPSD041 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE, R2 700T1 HPSD042 INTEGRATED PRACTICUM R16 170T1 HPSE011 GENERAL PHYSICS FOR ED R1 800T1 HPSE012 GENERAL CHEMISTRY FOR R1 800T1 HPSE021 THEORIES OF PERSONALIT R5 390T1 HPSE022 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSME R4 500T1 HPSE031 APPLIED PSYCHOMETRIC A R5 390T1 HPSE032 RESEARCH METHODS AND P R5 390T1 HPSE041 ADVANCED COUNSELLING S R4 500T1 HPSF021 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY R4 500T1 HPSF022 BEHAVIOURAL STATISTICS R5 390T1 HPSG021 GENERAL AND ORGANIC CH R1 800T1 HPSG022 WAVES, OPTICS, ELECTRI R1 800T1 HPSG031 CLASSICAL MECHANICS AN R2 700T1 HPSG032 STEREOCHEMISTRY AND OR R3 600T1 HPSG041 ADVANCED PHYSICAL SCIE R3 600T1 HPSR041 RESEARCH REPORT (PSYCH R7 190T1 HPSY011 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHO R2 700T1 HPSY012 COGNITIVE AND HEALTH P R2 700T1 HRFT011 REFLECTING ON TEACHING R2 700T1 HSLI011 SCIENCE LITERACY 1A R1 800T1 HSLI012 SCIENCE LITERACY 1B R1 800T1 HSOA021 SOCIOLOGY OF SOCIAL PR R4 500T1 HSOA022 SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND SO R4 500T1 HSOA031 SOCIOLOGY OF WORK AND R7 190T1 HSOA032 SOCIOLOGY OF POPULATIO R7 190T1 HSOC011 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOL R2 700T1 HSOC012 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOL R2 700T1 HSSA002 FOUNDATION IN SOCIAL S R2 700T1 HSTS011 STUDENT SUCCESS 101 R900T1 HSTS012 STUDENT SUCCESS 102 R900T1 HSWA011 SOCIAL WELFARE AND SOC R2 700T1 HSWA012 SOCIAL WORK SERVICES,A R2 700

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TYPE CODET1 HSWA021 CASE WORK R2 700T1 HSWA022 COMMUNITY WORK R2 700T1 HSWA031 ADVANCED SOCIAL CASE W R3 600T1 HSWA032 SOCIAL POLICY AND WELF R3 600T1 HSWA041 MULTI-LEVEL INTERVENTI R3 600T1 HSWA042 SOCIAL WORK INTERNSHIP R7 190T1 HSWB011 GENERAL ORIENTATION TO R900T1 HSWB012 INTRODUCTION TO GROUP R900T1 HSWB021 SOCIAL GROUP WORK R2 700T1 HSWB022 SOCIAL WORK ADMINISTRA R2 700T1 HSWB031 ADVANCED COMMUNITY WOR R3 600T1 HSWB032 SOCIAL WORK FIELDS AND R3 600T1 HSWB041 SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL R3 600T1 HSWC021 WORKING WITH GROUPS R1 800T1 HSWC022 WORKING WITH INDIVIDUA R1 800T1 HSWC031 ADVANCED CASEWORK INTE R3 600T1 HSWC032 AGENCY-BASED FIELDWORK R3 600T1 HSWC041 MANAGEMENT, SOCIAL SER R3 600T1 HSWD032 BLOCK PLACEMENT AND CO R3 600T1 HSWD041 SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH M R900T1 HSWE041 ADVANCED COMMUNITY WOR R2 700T1 HSWR042 RESEARCH PROJECT (SOCI R7 190T1 HTEA021 TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HTEA022 TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HTEA031 TECHNOLOGY (MECHANICAL R2 700T1 HTEA032 TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATO R2 700T1 HTEA041 TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATO R2 700T1 HTEA042 TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATO R2 700T1 HTEC011 TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HTEC012 TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATO R1 800T1 HTEE011 TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN R1 800T1 HTEE012 GRAPHICAL DRAWING AND R1 800T1 HTEE021 STRUCTURES IN TECHNOLO R1 800T1 HTEE022 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOG R1 800T1 HTEE031 SYSTEMS AND CONTROL IN R2 700T1 HTEE032 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AND R2 700T1 HTEE041 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AN R3 600T1 HTLI011 TECHNOLOGY LITERACY 1A R1 800T1 HTLI012 TECHNOLOGY LITERACY 1B R1 800T1 HTLT012 TEACHING AND LEARNING R1 800T1 HTPR010 TEACHING PRACTICE FOR R1 800T1 HTPR020 TEACHING PRACTICE FOR R2 700T1 HTPR030 TEACHING PRACTICE FOR R2 700T1 HTPR042 TEACHING PRACTICE FOR R14 100T1 HTRA000 NATURE AND STRUCTURE O R5 390

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TYPE CODET1 HTRA021 PHONOLOGY AND LEXICOGR R4 500T1 HTRA022 TRANSLATION THEORY AND R4 500T1 HTRA031 GENERATIVE GRAMMAR AND R7 190T1 HTRA032 TRANSLATION AND SOCIOL R7 190T1 HTRB000 KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGE R5 390T1 HTRL011 THE NATURE AND STRUCTU R2 700T1 HTRL012 KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGE R2 700T1 HTSA021 XITSONGA LINGUISTICS R4 500T1 HTSA022 XITSONGA LITERATURE AN R4 500T1 HTSA031 ADVANCED XITSONGA LING R7 190T1 HTSA032 ADVANCED XITSONGA LITE R7 190T1 HTSO011 INTRODUCTION TO XITSON R2 700T1 HTSO012 XITSONGA LITERATURE AN R2 700T1 HTVE011 BASIC ASPECTS OF TSHIV R1 800T1 HTVE012 LITERARY AND LANGUAGE R1 800T1 HTVE021 TSHIVENDA ASPECTS IN C R1 800T1 HTVE022 CREATIVE WRITING IN TS R1 800T1 HTVE031 WRITTEN AND VISUAL TEX R2 700T1 HTVE032 LITERARY AND POETIC DE R2 700T1 HTVE041 ADVANCED STUDY OF ASPE R3 600T1 HVEA021 TSHIVENDA LINGUISTICS R4 500T1 HVEA022 TSHIVENDA LITERATURE A R4 500T1 HVEA031 ADVANCED TSHIVENDA LIN R7 190T1 HVEA032 ADVANCED TSHIVENDA LIT R7 190T1 HVEN011 INTRODUCTION TO TSHIVE R2 700T1 HVEN012 TSHIVENDA LITERATURE A R2 700T1 HWRA021 INTERMEDIATE WRITING F R4 500T1 HWRA022 INTERMEDIATE WRITING F R4 500T1 HWRA031 ADVANCED WRITING FOR P R7 190T1 HWRA032 ADVANCE WRITING FOR PE R7 190T1 HWRI011 INTRODUCTION TO WRITIN R2 700T1 HWRI012 INTRODUCTION TO WRITIN R2 700T1 HXIE011 BASIC ASPECTS IN XITSO R1 800T1 HXIE012 LITERARY AND LANGUAGE R1 800T1 HXIE021 XITSONGA ASPECTS IN CO R1 800T1 HXIE022 CREATIVE WRITING IN X R1 800T1 HXIE031 WRITTEN AND VISUAL TEX R2 700T1 HXIE032 LITERARY AND POETIC DE R2 700T1 HXIE041 ADVANCED STUDY OF ASPE R3 600T1 MANT011 ANATOMY R4 310T1 MANT012 HUMAN ANATOMY R4 310T1 MBCA022 BIOCHEMISTRY R2 880T1 MBHA010 PHYSICS FOR MEDICINE R2 880T1 MBHA020 CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM R11 500T1 MBHA030 RETICULO-ENDOTHELIAL S R13 000

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TYPE CODET1 MBHA040 CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY R5 750T1 MBHA050 HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEM R2 880T1 MBHB010 CHEMISTRY FOR MEDICINE R4 310T1 MBHB020 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM R11 500T1 MBHB030 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, HE R11 500T1 MBHB040 DERMATOLOGY R5 750T1 MBHB050 MEDICAL ETHICS R2 880T1 MBHC010 BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY R11 500T1 MBHC020 ENDOCRINE SYSTEM R7 190T1 MBHC030 MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM R10 100T1 MBHC040 INTRODUCTION TO ANAEST R5 750T1 MBHC050 ELECTIVE PERIOD R8 620T1 MBHD010 HEALTH IN CONTEXT & PR R8 620T1 MBHD020 GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT R11 500T1 MBHD030 REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM R10 100T1 MBHD040 FORENSIC MEDICINE R2 880T1 MBHE010 INTRO TO STRUCTURE & F R10 100T1 MBHE020 UROGENITAL SYSTEM R8 620T1 MBHE040 HEALTH AND DISEASE IN R5 750T1 MBHF010 ESSENTIALS OF DISEASE R11 500T1 MCLA010 INTRO TO CLINICAL SKIL R8 620T1 MCLA020 CLINICAL MEDICINE R8 620T1 MCLA030 CLINICAL MEDICINE R10 100T1 MCLA040 CLINICAL ROTATION IN I R8 620T1 MCLA050 CLINICAL ROTATION IN F R13 000T1 MCLA060 CLINICAL ROTATION IN I R8 620T1 MCLB040 CLINICAL ROTATION IN O R8 620T1 MCLB050 CLINICAL ROTATION IN O R8 620T1 MCLB060 FAMILY MEDICINE R8 620T1 MCLC040 CLINICAL ROTATION IN P R8 620T1 MCLC050 CLINICAL ROTATION IN O R2 880T1 MCLC060 CLINICAL ROTATION IN O R8 620T1 MCLD040 CLINICAL ROTATION IN P R8 620T1 MCLD050 CLINICAL ROTATION IN N R2 880T1 MCLD060 CLINICAL ROTATION IN P R8 620T1 MCLE040 CLINICAL ROTATION IN G R8 620T1 MCLE050 CLINICAL IN OTORHINOLA R2 880T1 MCLE060 CLINICAL ROTATION IN P R8 620T1 MCLF050 CLINICAL ROTATION IN U R2 880T1 MCLF060 CLINICAL ROTATION IN G R8 620T1 MCLG050 CLINICAL ROTATION IN P R2 880T1 MCLG060 CLINICAL ROTATION IN A R4 310T1 MCLH060 CLINICAL ROTATION IN O R4 310T1 MCPA032 INTRODUCTORY CHEMICAL R7 190T1 MCPA041 ADVANCED CHEMICAL PATH R11 500

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TYPE CODET1 MCPA042 ADVANCED CHEMICAL PATH R11 500T1 MCPR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (CHEM R14 600T1 MDIA021 DIETETICS II R4 310T1 MDIA022 HEALTH PROMOTION R2 880T1 MDIA031 COMMUNITY NUTRITION IN R4 310T1 MDIA032 COMMUNITY NUTRITION PR R5 750T1 MDIA040 PRACTICE OF COMMUNITY R11 500T1 MDIB021 FOOD AND FOOD SCIENCE R4 310T1 MDIB022 FOOD AND FOOD SCIENCE R4 310T1 MDIB031 DIET RELATED DISORDER R2 880T1 MDIB032 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION R2 880T1 MDIB040 PRACTICE OF MEDICAL FO R8 620T1 MDIC021 NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT R5 750T1 MDIC022 NUTRITION IN THE LIFE R4 310T1 MDIC031 BIOETHICS R2 880T1 MDIC032 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY A R4 310T1 MDIC040 PRACTICE OF THERAPEUTI R16 300T1 MDID021 FOOD MICROBIOLOGY R2 880T1 MDID031 FOODSERVICE ADMINISTRA R4 310T1 MDID032 FOODSERVICE ADMINISTRA R4 310T1 MDIE031 THERAPEUTIC NUTRITION R5 750T1 MDIE032 THERAPEUTIC NUTRITION R5 750T1 MDIR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (DIET R8 620T1 MDIT012 INTRODUCTION TO DIETET R8 620T1 MHAA031 INTRODUCTORY HAEMATOLO R7 190T1 MHAA041 ADVANCED HAEMATOLOGY I R11 500T1 MHAA042 ADVANCED HAEMATOLOGY I R11 500T1 MHAN011 HUMAN ANATOMY I R4 310T1 MHAN012 HUMAN ANATOMY II R4 310T1 MHAR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (HAEM R14 600TX MHCA181 HEALTH ASSESSMENT, TRE R11 500TY MHCA181 HEALTH ASSESSMENT, TRE R11 500TX MHCA182 GENERAL DISEASE CONDIT R11 500TY MHCA182 GENERAL DISEASE CONDIT R11 500TX MHCB181 HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS R7 190TY MHCB181 HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS R7 190TX MHCB182 RESEARCH PROJECT (PRIM R8 620TY MHCB182 RESEARCH PROJECT (PRIM R8 620TX MHCC181 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R4 310TY MHCC181 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY R4 310T1 MHGA031 HUMAN GENETICS R7 190T1 MHGA041 ADVANCED HUMAN GENETIC R11 500T1 MHGA042 ADVANCED HUMAN GENETIC R11 500T1 MHGR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (HUMA R14 600TX MHPA181 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH R7 190

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TYPE CODETY MHPA181 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH R7 190TX MHPA182 PLANNING AND IMPLEMENT R7 190TY MHPA182 PLANNING AND IMPLEMENT R7 190TX MHPB181 NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR H R7 190TY MHPB181 NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR H R7 190TX MHPB182 EVALUATION OF HEALTH P R7 190TY MHPB182 EVALUATION OF HEALTH P R7 190TX MHPC181 PLANNING AND IMPLEMENT R7 190TY MHPC181 PLANNING AND IMPLEMENT R7 190TX MHPC182 INDIVIDUAL PROJECT R7 190TY MHPC182 INDIVIDUAL PROJECT R7 190T1 MIMA032 INTRODUCTORY IMMUNOLOG R7 190T1 MIMA041 ADVANCED IMMUNOLOGY I R11 500T1 MIMA042 ADVANCED IMMUNOLOGY II R11 500T1 MIMR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (IMMU R14 600T1 MMCA021 MICROBIOLOGY R4 310T1 MMCA022 INTRODUCTORY MEDICAL M R4 310T1 MMCA031 INTRODUCTORY MEDICAL M R7 190T1 MMCA041 ADVANCED MEDICAL MICRO R11 500T1 MMCA042 ADVANCED MEDICAL MICRO R11 500T1 MMCR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (MEDI R14 600T1 MMEA021 MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY I R5 750T1 MMEA022 MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY I R5 750T1 MMEA031 ADVANCED MEDICAL BIOCH R7 190T1 MMEA032 ADVANCED MEDICAL BIOCH R7 190T1 MMIC012 MICROORGANISMS, MAN AN R8 620T1 MMSA021 BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY R5 750T1 MMSA022 HUMAN MICROANATOMY R5 750T1 MMSA032 MEDICAL SCIENCES RESEA R7 190T1 MMSI011 MEDICAL SCIENCES INTRO R4 310T1 MMSI012 MEDICAL SCIENCES INTRO R4 310T1 MMSR040 MEDICAL SCIENCE RESEAR R5 750T1 MNSA011 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSIN R7 190T1 MNSA012 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSIN R7 190T1 MNSA021 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSI R2 880T1 MNSA022 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSI R5 750T1 MNSA031 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSI R4 310T1 MNSA032 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSI R2 880T1 MNSA041 MIDWIFERY R7 190T1 MNSA042 MIDWIFERY R5 750T1 MNSB021 GENERAL NURSING SCIENC R7 190T1 MNSB022 GENERAL NURSING SCIENC R5 750T1 MNSB031 MIDWIFERY R5 750T1 MNSB032 POST NATAL AND NEWBORN R5 750T1 MNSB041 GENERAL NURSING AND PR R7 190

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TYPE CODET1 MNSB042 NURSING, ADMINISTRATIO R8 620T1 MNSC031 GENERAL NURSING SCIENC R8 620T1 MNSC032 GENERAL NURSING R7 190T1 MNSC041 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING SC R7 190T1 MNSC042 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING SC R5 750T1 MNSD031 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING SC R2 880T1 MNSD032 PSYCHIATRIC NURSING SC R2 880T1 MNSD041 SOCIOLOGY R2 880T1 MNSD042 SOCIOLOGY R1 620T1 MNUT011 BASIC NUTRITION R7 190T1 MOPA021 APPLIED OCULAR ANATOMY R2 880T1 MOPA022 DIAGNOSTIC OPHTHALMIC R4 310T1 MOPA031 BINOCULAR VISION R2 880T1 MOPA032 OPTOMETRY ADMIN AND PR R2 880T1 MOPA040 CLINICAL PRACTICE R16 300T1 MOPB012 OPTOMETRY BIOCHEMISTRY R4 310T1 MOPB021 DIAGNOSTIC OPHTHALMIC R4 310T1 MOPB022 DISPENSING OPTICS R5 750T1 MOPB031 CONTACT LENS PRACTICE R2 880T1 MOPB032 BINOCULAR VISION R2 880T1 MOPB040 CLINICAL PRACTICE R16 300T1 MOPC021 OPHTHALMIC LENSES R4 310T1 MOPC022 OPTOMETRY GENERAL PATH R2 880T1 MOPC031 CLINICAL PRACTICE 1 R4 310T1 MOPC032 CONTACT LENS PRACTICE R2 880T1 MOPC040 GENERAL CLINICAL PRACT R15 840T1 MOPD032 CLINICAL PRACTICE 2 R4 310T1 MOPD040 SPECIALISED CLINICAL P R15 810T1 MOPE031 OCULAR DISEASE MANAGEM R2 880T1 MOPE032 OCULAR DISEASE MANAGEM R2 880T1 MOPF031 ETHICS AND JURISPRUDEN R2 880T1 MOPF032 PAEDIATRIC OPTOMETRY R2 880T1 MOPG031 ENVIRONMENTAL + OCCUPA R2 880T1 MOPG032 LOW VISION AND REHABIL R2 880T1 MOPH031 OPTOMETRIC PHARMACOLOG R2 880T1 MOPH032 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY A R2 880T1 MOPM011 MATHEMATICS FOR OPTOME R2 880T1 MOPR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (VISI R14 600T1 MOPT011 OPTOMETRIC THEORY AND R2 880T1 MOPT012 OPTOMETRY THEORY AND P R2 880T1 MOPV012 VISUAL OPTICS R2 880T1 MPAA021 GENERAL PATHOLOGY R5 750T1 MPAA022 PATHOLOGY R2 880T1 MPAB022 GENERAL PATHOLOGY R5 750T1 MPAT011 FROM ATOMS TO MEDICINE R11 500

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TYPE CODET1 MPBP012 PHARMACOKINETICS AND P R8 620T1 MPCA021 CARDIOVASCULAR PHARMAC R7 190T1 MPCA022 INDUSTRIAL PHARMACY PR R7 190T1 MPCA031 COMMUNITY PHARMACY PRA R8 620T1 MPCA032 COMMUNITY PHARMACY PRA R7 190T1 MPCA041 HOSPITAL PHARMACY PRAC R7 190T1 MPCA042 FIRST AID R1 620T1 MPCB021 NUTRITION AND GASTROEN R7 190T1 MPCB022 INDUSTRIAL PHARMACY PR R7 190T1 MPCB031 MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN R8 620T1 MPCB032 ENDOCRINOLOGY AND REPR R8 620T1 MPCB041 NEUROLOGICAL AND PSYCH R10 100T1 MPCB042 HOSPITAL BASED PHARMAC R10 100T1 MPCC021 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, EA R8 620T1 MPCC022 PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFAC R8 620T1 MPCC031 STERILE PHARMACEUTICAL R5 750T1 MPCC032 NEUROMUSCULAR AND SKEL R7 190T1 MPCC041 SPECIALISED PHARMACY R2 880T1 MPCC042 HOSPITAL PHARMACY PRAC R7 190T1 MPCD031 PHARMACOLOGY R2 880T1 MPCD032 PHARMACOLOGY R2 880T1 MPCE031 PHARMACOLOGY R2 880T1 MPCR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (PHAR R7 190T1 MPRI012 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PR R5 750T1 MPRM011 INTRODUCTION TO PHARMA R7 190T1 MPUA021 COMMUNITY HEALTH AND H R4 310T1 SAGA021 BASIC AND INTERMEDIATE R4 680T1 SAGA022 BASIC AND INTERMEDIATE R4 680T1 SAGA031 AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL R4 680T1 SAGA032 AGRICULTURAL PROJECT A R4 680T1 SAGA041 ECONOMETRICS R4 680T1 SAGA042 RESOURCE ECONOMICS R4 680T1 SAGB021 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS R4 680T1 SAGB022 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS R4 680T1 SAGB031 AGRICULTURAL PROJECT A R3 510T1 SAGB032 AGRICULTURAL POLICY AN R3 510T1 SAGB041 MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS R4 680T1 SAGB042 AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMEN R4 680T1 SAGC022 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING A R3 510T1 SAGC031 AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL R3 510T1 SAGC032 INTERNATIONAL TRADE R3 510T1 SAGC041 MICROECONOMIC THEORY R4 680T1 SAGC042 INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMIC R4 680T1 SAGD022 BASIC AND INTERMEDIATE R3 510T1 SAGD031 BASIC AND INTERMEDIATE R3 510

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TYPE CODET1 SAGD032 PRODUCTION ECONOMICS R3 510T1 SAGD042 MACROECONOMIC THEORY R4 680T1 SAGE011 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS R3 510T1 SAGE012 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS R3 510T1 SAGE032 LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOP R3 510T1 SAGR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (AGRI R9 360T1 SAGX022 INTRODUCTION TO RURAL R3 510T1 SAGX031 INTRODUCTION TO AGRICU R3 510T1 SAIR011 AIR PHOTO READING R2 340T1 SANA021 FUNDAMENTALS OF NUTRIT R4 680T1 SANA022 FEEDS AND FEEDING SYST R4 680T1 SANA031 ANIMAL HEALTH R4 680T1 SANA032 FARM ANIMAL MANAGEMENT R4 680T1 SANA041 ADVANCED ANIMAL BREEDI R3 510T1 SANA042 DAIRY PRODUCTION AND M R3 510T1 SANB021 INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL R3 510T1 SANB022 ANATOMY AND ADAPTATION R4 680T1 SANB031 POULTRY AND PIG PRODUC R3 510T1 SANB032 FEEDS AND FEEDING SYST R3 510T1 SANB041 SMALL STOCK AND BEEF P R4 680T1 SANB042 GAME PRODUCTION AND MA R3 510T1 SANC022 FUNDAMENTALS OF NUTRIT R3 510T1 SANC031 ANIMAL HEALTH R3 510T1 SANC032 PRINCIPLES OF ANIMAL G R3 510T1 SANC042 DIGESTION AND METABOLI R3 510T1 SAND032 REPRODUCTION PHYSIOLOG R3 510T1 SANL011 INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL R3 510T1 SANL012 PRINCIPLES OF ANIMAL G R3 510T1 SANR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (ANIM R9 360T1 SAPA021 ORDINARY AND PARTIAL D R5 850T1 SAPA022 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS R5 850T1 SAPA031 FLUID MECHANICS R9 360T1 SAPA032 THEORY OF ELECTROMAGNE R9 360T1 SAPM011 INTRODUCTION TO APPLIE R3 510T1 SAPM012 COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMAT R3 510T1 SBCA021 BIOMOLECULES AND INTER R5 850T1 SBIA021 ESSENTIAL BIOMOLECULES R5 850T1 SBIA022 BIOENERGETICS AND INTE R5 850T1 SBIA031 PROTEINS, ENZYMES AND R9 360T1 SBIB000 INTRODUCTION TO LIFE S R7 020T1 SBIO000 INTRODUCTION TO LIFE S R7 020T1 SBIO011 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOG R3 510T1 SBOA021 PLANT TAXONOMY AND SOU R5 850T1 SBOA022 PLANT METABOLISM AND S R5 850T1 SBOA031 ETHNOBOTANY AND PLANT R9 360

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TYPE CODET1 SBOA032 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY II- G R9 360T1 SBOT012 PLANT BIOLOGY R3 510T1 SBTA022 INTRODUCTION TO BIOTEC R5 850T1 SBTA032 IMMUNOBIOLOGY AND IMMU R9 360T1 SBTB031 INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLO R9 360T1 SCAR011 CARTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE R3 510T1 SCHA021 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II R2 930T1 SCHA022 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY I R2 930T1 SCHA031 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY III R4 680T1 SCHA032 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY I R4 680T1 SCHB000 INTRODUCTION TO GENERA R7 020T1 SCHB021 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY II R2 930T1 SCHB022 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II R2 930T1 SCHB031 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY II R4 680T1 SCHB032 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III R4 680T1 SCHC021 CHEMISTRY FOR SOIL SCI R4 680T1 SCHE011 GENERAL CHEMISTRY FOR R3 510T1 SCHE012 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY FOR R3 510T1 SCHM000 INTRODUCTION TO GENERA R7 020T1 SCHM011 GENERAL CHEMISTRY IA R3 510T1 SCHM012 GENERAL CHEMISTRY IB R3 510T1 SCLA011 COMPUTER LITERACY R2 700T1 SCMA011 COMMERCIAL MATHEMATICS R3 510T1 SCMA012 COMMERCIAL MATHEMATICS R3 510T1 SCOA021 DATA STRUCTURES R5 850T1 SCOA022 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE R5 850T1 SCOA031 INTRODUCTION TO DATABA R4 680T1 SCOA032 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENC R4 680T1 SCOB000 DATA ORGANIZATION, AI R7 020T1 SCOB031 OPERATING SYSTEMS R4 680T1 SCOB032 COMPUTER NETWORKS R4 680T1 SCOS012 COMPUTER LITERACY R3 510T1 SCSC000 COMPUTING CONCEPTS AND R7 020T1 SCSC011 COMPUTING CONCEPTS AND R3 510T1 SCSC012 DATA ORGANIZATION AND R3 510T1 SCWS012 WATER MICROBIOLOGY R4 680T1 SENA021 ENVIRONMENTAL AND RESO R3 510T1 SENA022 INTRODUCTION TO CLIMAT R4 680T1 SENA031 APPLIED CLIMATOLOGY R4 680T1 SENA032 ENVIRONMENT, RESOURCE R3 510T1 SENA042 LAND DEGRADATION R5 850T1 SENB021 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY R2 340T1 SENB022 QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUE R3 510T1 SENB031 TOURISM STUDIES R2 340T1 SENB032 IMPACTS STUDIES R3 510

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TYPE CODET1 SENB041 ADVANCED NATURAL RESOU R5 850T1 SENC032 NATURAL RESOURCE ECOLO R4 680T1 SENC041 SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE D R5 850T1 SEND032 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT R3 510T1 SEND041 DEMOGRAPHIC STUDIES R5 850T1 SEND042 WASTE MANAGEMENT R5 850T1 SENE042 ELEMENTS OF ENVIRONMEN R5 850T1 SENR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (ENVI R13 500T1 SENS011 INTRODUCTION TO THE PH R3 510T1 SEPA030 EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING R5 850T1 SFCO001 FOUNDATION COMPUTER LI R3 510T1 SFCO002 FOUNDATION IN COMPUTER R3 510T1 SFNB001 FOUNDATION BASIC NUMER R2 340T1 SFNB002 FOUNDATION BASIC NUMER R2 340T1 SGEA021 COMPUTER-ASSISTED CART R1 170T1 SGEA022 PEOPLE, SPACE AND ENVI R3 510T1 SGEA031 HUMAN SETTLEMENTS R2 340T1 SGEA032 REMOTE SENSING AND GIS R4 680T1 SGEA041 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATI R5 850T1 SGEB021 INTRODUCTION TO GEOMOR R4 680T1 SGEB022 DEMOGRAPHIC AND POPULA R3 510T1 SGEB031 APPLIED GEOMORPHOLOGY R4 680T1 SGEC031 QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUE R3 510T1 SGED022 REMOTE SENSING AND GIS R4 680T1 SGEL011 ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY R3 510T1 SGEO012 REGIONAL STUDIES R3 510T1 SGEP012 INTRODUCTION TO THE PH R3 510T1 SGES011 INTRODUCTION TO THE PH R3 510T1 SGES012 INTRODUCTION TO THE HU R3 510T1 SGIB022 AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY R2 340T1 SGLA011 INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOG R3 510T1 SGLA012 EARTH SURFACE PROCESSE R3 510T1 SGLA021 SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRU R5 850T1 SGLA022 IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHI R5 850T1 SGLA031 GEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN AF R9 360T1 SGLA032 ECONOMIC GEOLOGY II R9 360T1 SGLB021 MINERALOGY AND MINERAL R5 850T1 SGLB022 ECONOMIC GEOLOGY 1 R5 850T1 SGLB031 GEOPHYSICS AND GEOCHEM R9 360T1 SGLB032 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY R9 360T1 SHEB000 HEALTH EDUCATION AND L R7 020T1 SHEL000 HEALTH EDUCATION AND L R7 020T1 SHEL011 HEALTH EDUCATION AND L R3 510T1 SHEL012 HEALTH EDUCATION AND L R3 510T1 SINF011 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUT R3 510

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TYPE CODET1 SINF012 INTRO TO DATA BASES AN R3 510T1 SMAH011 MATHEMATICS FOR HEALTH R3 510T1 SMAT011 INTERMEDIATE CALCULUS R4 680T1 SMIA021 FUNDAMENTAL MICROBIOLO R5 850T1 SMIB022 ENVIRONMENTAL AND FUNG R5 850T1 SMIB032 GENE STRUCTURE, FUNCTI R9 360T1 SMTA021 ADVANCED CALCULUS R5 850T1 SMTA022 LINEAR ALGEBRA R5 850T1 SMTA031 MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS R4 680T1 SMTA032 COMPLEX ANALYSIS R4 680T1 SMTB000 INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA A R7 020T1 SMTB031 ABSTRACT ALGEBRA R4 680T1 SMTB032 MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS R4 680T1 SMTH000 PRE-CALCULUS AND DIFFE R7 020T1 SMTH011 DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEG R3 510T1 SMTH012 SET THEORY, LINEAR AND R3 510T1 SPHA021 CLASSICAL MECHANICS R2 930T1 SPHA022 ELECTRODYNAMICS AND EL R2 930T1 SPHA031 QUANTUM MECHANICS R4 680T1 SPHA032 SOLID STATE PHYSICS R4 680T1 SPHB000 INTRODUCTION TO GENERA R7 020T1 SPHB021 MODERN PHYSICS R2 930T1 SPHB022 WAVES AND PHYSICAL OPT R2 930T1 SPHB031 THERMODYNAMICS AND STA R4 680T1 SPHB032 ELECTRODYNAMICS AND EL R4 680T1 SPHS000 INTRODUCTION TO GENERA R7 020T1 SPHS011 GENERAL PHYSICS IA R3 510T1 SPHS012 GENERAL PHYSICS IB R3 510T1 SPHY011 BASIC PHYSICS IA R3 510T1 SPHY012 BASIC PHYSICS IB R3 510T1 SPIA021 PHYSIOLOGY FOR THE HEA R4 680T1 SPIA022 PHYSIOLOGY FOR THE HEA R4 680T1 SPLA021 SYSTEMS PHYSIOLOGY I R5 850T1 SPLA022 SYSTEMS PHYSIOLOGY II R5 850T1 SPLA031 ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENC R9 360T1 SPLA032 OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIR R9 360T1 SPLN011 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOG R3 510T1 SPLN012 INTRODUCTION TO PLANT R3 510T1 SPPA021 PRINCIPLES OF FIELD CR R4 680T1 SPPA022 PLANTED PASTURES AND R R4 680T1 SPPA031 PRINCIPLES OF FRUIT CR R4 680T1 SPPA032 CROPPING SYSTEMS, ORGA R4 680T1 SPPA041 CEREAL AND GRAIN LEGUM R4 680T1 SPPA042 TUBER, OILSEEDS AND FI R4 680T1 SPPB021 INTRODUCTION TO PLANT R3 510

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TYPE CODET1 SPPB022 PLANT GENETICS R3 510T1 SPPB031 PRINCIPLES OF FIELD CR R3 510T1 SPPB032 PLANTED PASTURES AND R R3 510T1 SPPB041 SEED TECHNOLOGY AND NU R4 680T1 SPPB042 PLANTED PASTURE AND FO R4 680T1 SPPC021 PEST, PATHOGEN AND WEE R4 680T1 SPPC022 INTRODUCTION TO AGRICU R3 510T1 SPPC031 PRINCIPLES OF VEGETABL R3 510T1 SPPC032 PRINCIPLES OF FRUIT CR R3 510T1 SPPC041 DEFOLIATION, REST, GRO R4 680T1 SPPC042 CITRUS PRODUCTION R4 680T1 SPPD032 PLANT BREEDING R3 510T1 SPPD041 ADVANCED VEGETABLE CRO R4 680T1 SPPD042 POST-HARVEST TECHNOLOG R4 680T1 SPPE032 BIOMETRY R3 510T1 SPPE042 TROPICAL, SUBTROPICAL R4 680T1 SPPF032 CROPPING SYSTEMS, ORGA R4 680T1 SPPF042 VELD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM R4 680T1 SPPR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (PLAN R9 360T1 SSCA021 PLANT NUTRITION AND SO R4 680T1 SSCA022 SOIL BIOLOGY R4 680T1 SSCA031 FIELD IDENTIFICATION O R4 680T1 SSCA032 IRRIGATION AND SOIL WA R4 680T1 SSCA041 ADVANCED SOIL, PLANT A R4 680T1 SSCA042 SOIL MINERALOGY AND SO R4 680T1 SSCB021 INTRODUCTION TO SOIL S R3 510T1 SSCB022 SOIL FORMATION AND CLA R3 510T1 SSCB031 PLANT NUTRITION AND SO R3 510T1 SSCB032 SOIL BIOLOGY R3 510T1 SSCB041 SOIL SURVEY AND LAND-U R4 680T1 SSCB042 REMOTE SENSING AND GIS R4 680T1 SSCC031 FIELD IDENTIFICATION O R3 510T1 SSCC032 IRRIGATION AND SOIL WA R3 510T1 SSCC042 SOIL PHYSICS R4 680T1 SSCH011 CHEMISTRY R4 680T1 SSCR040 RESEARCH PROJECT (SOIL R9 360T1 SSMA011 ELEMENTARY LINEAR ALGE R3 510T1 SSMA012 ELEMENTARY LINEAR ALGE R3 510T1 SSOA021 INTRODUCTION TO LINEAR R5 850T1 SSOA022 GAME AND DECISION THEO R5 850T1 SSOA031 STATISTICAL QUALITY CO R4 680T1 SSOA032 INTEGER PROGRAMMING R4 680T1 SSOB031 ADVANCED LINEAR PROGRA R4 680T1 SSOB032 DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING R4 680T1 SSOC032 QUEUING MODELS R4 680

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TYPE CODET1 SSPH012 BIOPHYSICS IC R3 510T1 SSSC011 INTRODUCTION TO SOIL S R3 510T1 SSSC012 SOIL FORMATION AND CLA R3 510T1 SSTA011 ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS R3 510T1 SSTA021 THEORY OF DISTRIBUTION R5 850T1 SSTA022 STATISTICAL INFERENCE R5 850T1 SSTA031 TIME SERIES ANALYSIS R4 680T1 SSTA032 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF R4 680T1 SSTB000 INTRODUCTION TO STATIS R7 020T1 SSTB031 APPLIED LINEAR REGRESS R4 680T1 SSTB032 MULTIVARIATE STATISTIC R4 680T1 SSTC032 SAMPLING THEORY R4 680T1 SSTS000 DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS R7 020T1 SSTS011 INTRODUCTION TO STATIS R3 510T1 SSTS012 INTRODUCTION TO STATIS R3 510T1 STAA012 ELEMENTARY STATISTICAL R3 510T1 STAB012 ELEMENTARY STATISTICAL R3 510T1 STAC011 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS R3 510T1 STAC012 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS R3 510T1 SWAS011 INTRODUCTION TO WATER R2 340T1 SWAS012 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT I R4 680T1 SWCH011 WATER CHEMISTRY R3 510T1 SWPH011 PHYSICS FOR WATER AND R2 340T1 SWSA012 WATER RESOURCES MANAGE R4 680T1 SWSA021 COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY R4 680T1 SWSA022 SURFACE WATER RESOURCE R4 680T1 SWSA031 DESIGN OF COMMUNITY WA R4 680T1 SWSA032 DESIGN OF WATER SUPPLY R4 680T1 SWSB021 CONVEYANCE SYSTEMS R4 680T1 SWSB022 DATA COLLECTION, ANALY R2 340T1 SWSB031 OPERATION MAINTENANCE R4 680T1 SWSB032 PROJECT APPRAISAL R4 680T1 SWSC021 DESIGN PRINCIPLES OF O R4 680T1 SWSC022 MANAGEMENT, WATER SUPP R4 680T1 SWSC031 CONTRACT DESIGN AND AD R4 680T1 SWSD021 WATER TREATMENT PROCES R4 680T1 SWSD022 DEVELOPMENT OF GROUND R4 680T1 SWSD031 WATER POLLUTION AND RE R4 680T1 SWTA012 HYDROLOGY R3 510T1 SWTA021 WATER QUALITY MODELLIN R3 510T1 SWTA022 SANITATION SYSTEMS R3 510T1 SWTA031 WATER MICROBIOLOGY R4 680T1 SWTA032 WATER QUALITY II R5 850T1 SWTA040 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY A R13 500T1 SWTA041 ADVANCED WATER QUALITY R5 850

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TYPE CODET1 SWTA042 ADVANCED WATER QUALITY R5 850T1 SWTB021 WATER RESOURCES MANAGE R2 340T1 SWTB022 WATER TREATMENT PROCES R3 510T1 SWTB031 WATER QUALITY I R5 850T1 SWTB032 WATER CHEMISTRY R4 680T1 SWTB041 WATER POLICY R2 340T1 SWTB042 ADVANCED WATER TREATME R5 850T1 SWTC022 HYDRAULICS R3 510T1 SWTC031 WATER TREATMENT PROCES R7 020T1 SWTC032 WATER TREATMENT PROCES R7 020T1 SWTC041 ADVANCED WATER TREATME R5 850T1 SWTC042 ADVANCED SANITATION II R5 850T1 SWTD031 SANITATION I R7 020T1 SWTD032 SANITATION II R7 020T1 SWTD041 ADVANCED SANITATION I R5 850T1 SWTD042 ADVANCED INTEGRATED WA R5 850T1 SWTE031 INTEGRATED WATER RESOU R7 020T1 SWTE032 INTEGRATED WATER RESOU R7 020T1 SWTE041 ADVANCED INTEGRATED WA R5 850T1 SZOA021 BIODIVERSITY OF INVERT R5 850T1 SZOA022 ADAPTIVE BIODIVERSITY R5 850T1 SZOA031 ECOLOGY R9 360T1 SZOA032 CONSERVATION GENETICS R9 360T1 SZOO012 ANIMAL BIOLOGY R3 510

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TYPE CODETX PCA01 PG DIPLOMA ACCOUNTANCY R34 560TY PCA01 PG DIPLOMA ACCOUNTANCY R34 560TX PCEA02 PG CERT (EDUCATION) (E R34 560TX PCEB02 PG CER EDUC (MATH, SCI R34 560TX PCEB02 PG CER EDUC (MATH, SCI R34 560TX PCEC02 PG CERT EDUCATION (SOC R34 560TX PCEC02 PG CERT EDUCATION (SOC R34 560TX PCEC02 PG CERT EDUCATION (SOC R34 560TX PCED02 PG CERT EDUCATION (LA R34 560TX HAD01 HONOURS ADMIN (PUBLIC R19 630TY HAD01 HONOURS ADMIN (PUBLIC R5 890TX HAMA02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (AGR R19 630TY HAMA02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (AGR R5 890TX HAMB02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (PLA R19 630TY HAMB02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (PLA R5 890TX HAMC02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (ANI R19 630TY HAMC02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (ANI R5 890TX HAMD02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (EXT R19 630TY HAMD02 HONOURS AGRIC MAN (EXT R5 890TX HBAA01 HONOURS ARTS (ENGLISH R19 630TY HBAA01 HONOURS ARTS (ENGLISH R5 890TX HBAB01 HONOURS ARTS (TSHIVEND R19 630TY HBAB01 HONOURS ARTS (TSHIVEND R5 890TX HBAC01 HONOURS ARTS (XITSONGA R19 630TY HBAC01 HONOURS ARTS (XITSONGA R5 890TX HBAD01 HONOURS ARTS (NORTHERN R19 630TY HBAD01 HONOURS ARTS (NORTHERN R5 890TX HBAE01 HONOURS ARTS (LANGUAGE R19 630TY HBAE01 HONOURS ARTS (LANGUAGE R5 890TX HBAF01 HONOURS ARTS (MEDIA ST R19 630TY HBAF01 HONOURS ARTS (MEDIA ST R5 890TX HBAG01 HONOUS ARTS (TRANSLATI R19 630TY HBAG01 HONOUS ARTS (TRANSLATI R5 890TX HBAH01 HONOURS ARTS (COMM STU R19 630TY HBAH01 HONOURS ARTS (COMM STU R5 890TX HBAI01 HONOUR ARTS (CRIM AND R19 630TY HBAI01 HONOUR ARTS (CRIM AND R5 890TX HBAJ01 HONOURS ART (HISTORY) R19 630TY HBAJ01 HONOURS ART (HISTORY) R5 890TX HBAK01 HONOURS ARTS (INTERNA R19 630TY HBAK01 HONOURS ARTS (INTERNA R5 890

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TYPE CODETX HBAL01 HONOURS ARTS (POLITICA R19 630TY HBAL01 HONOURS ARTS (POLITICA R5 890TX HBAM01 HONOURS ARTS (PSYCHOLO R19 630TY HBAM01 HONOURS ARTS (PSYCHOLO R5 890TX HBAN01 HONOURS ARTS (SOCIOLOG R19 630TY HBAN01 HONOURS ARTS (SOCIOLOG R5 890TX HBAO01 HONOURS ARTS (ANTHROPO R19 630TY HBAO01 HONOURS ARTS (ANTHROPO R5 890TX HBAP01 HONOURS ARTS (GEOGRAPH R19 630TY HBAP01 HONOURS ARTS (GEOGRAPH R5 890TX HBAQ01 HONOURS ARTS (PHILOSOP R19 630TY HBAQ01 HONOURS ARTS (PHILOSOP R5 890TX HCMA01 HONOURS COMMERCE (ACCO R19 630TY HCMA01 HONOURS COMMERCE (ACCO R3 930TX HCMA02 HONOURS COMMERCE HONOU R19 630TY HCMA02 HONOURS COMMERCE HONOU R5 890TX HCMB02 HONOURS COMMERCE (BUSI R19 630TY HCMB02 HONOURS COMMERCE (BUSI R5 890TX HCMC02 HONOURS COMMERCE (HR M R19 630TY HCMC02 HONOURS COMMERCE (HR M R5 890TX HCMD02 HONOURS COMMERCE (ECON R19 630TY HCMD02 HONOURS COMMERCE (ECON R5 890TX HDV01 HONOURS DEVELOPM (PLAN R19 630TY HDV01 HONOURS DEVELOPM (PLAN R5 890TY HEB01 HONOURS EDUCATION (MAT R3 930TX HEB02A HONOURS EDUCATION IN M R19 630TY HEB02A HONOURS EDUCATION IN M R5 890TX HEB02B HONOURS EDUCATION IN S R19 630TY HEB02B HONOURS EDUCATION IN S R5 890TX HEB02C HONOURS EDUCATION (TEC R19 630TY HEB02C HONOURS EDUCATION (TEC R5 890TY HEC01 HONOURS EDUCATION (MAN R3 930TX HEC02 HONOURS EDUCATIONAL MA R19 630TY HEC02 HONOURS EDUCATIONAL MA R5 890TX HEDA01 HONOURS EDUC (ADULT ED R19 630TY HEDA01 HONOURS EDUC (ADULT ED R5 890TY HEDB01 HONOURS EDUCATION (LAN R3 930TX HEDB02 HONOURS EDUCATION (LAN R19 630TY HEDB02 HONOURS EDUCATION (LAN R5 890TX HEDC02 BED HONS (EDUCATIONAL R19 630TY HEDC02 BED HONS (EDUCATIONAL R5 890TX HEE01 HONOURS EDUCATION (CUR R19 630TY HEE01 HONOURS EDUCATION (CUR R5 890TX HEE02 HONOURS EDUCATION (CUR R19 630



TYPE CODE

TX HIS01 HONOURS INFORMATION ST R19 630TY HIS01 HONOURS INFORMATION ST R5 890TX HSCA01 HONOURS SCIENCE (CHEMI R19 630TY HSCA01 HONOURS SCIENCE (CHEMI R5 890TX HSCB01 HONOURS SCIENCE (GEOLO R19 630TY HSCB01 HONOURS SCIENCE (GEOLO R5 890TX HSCC01 HONOURS SCIENCE (PHYSI R19 630TY HSCC01 HONOURS SCIENCE (PHYSI R5 890TX HSCD01 HONOURS SCIENCE (BIOCH R19 630TY HSCD01 HONOURS SCIENCE (BIOCH R5 890TX HSCE01 HONOURS SCIENCE (BOTAN R19 630TY HSCE01 HONOURS SCIENCE (BOTAN R5 890TX HSCF01 HONOURS SCIENCE (MICRO R19 630TY HSCF01 HONOURS SCIENCE (MICRO R5 890TX HSCG01 HONOURS SCIENCE (PHYSI R19 630TY HSCG01 HONOURS SCIENCE (PHYSI R5 890TX HSCH01 HONOURS SCIENCE (ZOOLO R19 630TY HSCH01 HONOURS SCIENCE (ZOOLO R5 890TX HSCI02 HONOURS SCIENCE (APPLI R19 630TY HSCI02 HONOURS SCIENCE (APPLI R5 890TX HSCJ02 HONOURS SCIENCE (MATHE R19 630TY HSCJ02 HONOURS SCIENCE (MATHE R5 890TX HSCK01 HONOURS SCIENCE (COMPU R19 630TY HSCK01 HONOURS SCIENCE (COMPU R5 890TX HSCL01 HONOURS SCIENCE (STATI R19 630TY HSCL01 HONOURS SCIENCE (STATI R5 890TX HSCM01 HONOURS SCIENCE (AQUA R19 630TY HSCM01 HONOURS SCIENCE (AQUA R5 890TX HSCW01 HONOURS SCIENCE (GEOGR R19 630TY HSCW01 HONOURS SCIENCE (GEOGR R5 890TX HSG01 HONOURS SCIENCE (GEOLO R19 630TY HSG01 HONOURS SCIENCE (GEOLO R5 890TX HSM01 HONOURS SCIENCE (MININ R19 630TY HSM01 HONOURS SCIENCE (MININ R5 890TX HSP01 HONOURS SCIENCE (MINER R19 630TX MAA01 MASTER ARTS R19 840TY MAA01 MASTER ARTS R5 950TX MAC01 MASTER ARTS (CLINICAL R19 840TY MAC01 MASTER ARTS (CLINICAL R5 950TY MAD01 MASTER ADMIN (PUBLIC A R3 970TX MAD02 MASTER (PUBLIC ADMIN) R19 840TY MAD02 MASTER (PUBLIC ADMIN) R5 950TX MAEA01 MASTER ARTS (ENGLISH S R19 840TY MAEA01 MASTER ARTS (ENGLISH S R5 950



TYPE CODETX MAEB01 MASTER ART (ENGLISH ST R19 840

TY MAEB01 MASTER ART (ENGLISH ST R5 950TX MAL01 MASTER ARTS ( AFRICAN R19 840TY MAL01 MASTER ARTS ( AFRICAN R5 950TX MAM01 MASTER AGRIC MANAGEMEN R19 840TY MAM01 MASTER AGRIC MANAGEMEN R5 950TX MAN01 MASTER AGRIC MAN (AGRI R19 840TY MAN01 MASTER AGRIC MAN (AGRI R5 950TX MAP01 MASTER APPLIED MATHEMA R19 840TY MAP01 MASTER APPLIED MATHEMA R5 950TX MAT01 MASTER ARTS (TRANSLATI R19 840TY MAT01 MASTER ARTS (TRANSLATI R5 950TX MCM01 MASTER COMMERCE R19 840TY MCM01 MASTER COMMERCE R5 950TX MDIB01 MASTER SCIENCE DIETETI R19 840TY MDIB01 MASTER SCIENCE DIETETI R5 950TX MDP01 MASTER DEVELOPM (PLAN R19 840TY MDP01 MASTER DEVELOPM (PLAN R5 950TX MEA01 MASTER EDUCATION (ADUL R19 840TY MEA01 MASTER EDUCATION (ADUL R5 950TX MED01 MASTER EDUCATION R19 840TY MED01 MASTER EDUCATION R5 950TX MEL01 MASTER EDUCATION (LANG R19 840TY MEL01 MASTER EDUCATION (LANG R5 950TX MEM01 MASTER EDUCATION (MATH R19 840TY MEM01 MASTER EDUCATION (MATH R5 950TX MES01 MASTER EDUCATION (SCI R19 840TY MES01 MASTER EDUCATION (SCI R5 950TX MET01 MASTER EDUCATION (TECH R19 840TY MET01 MASTER EDUCATION (TECH R5 950TX MFS01 MASTER ARTS (FOLKLORE R19 840TY MFS01 MASTER ARTS (FOLKLORE R5 950TX MIS01 MASTER INFORMATION STU R19 840TY MIS01 MASTER INFORMATION STU R5 950TX MLA01 MASTER LAWS (LABOUR LA R19 840TY MLA01 MASTER LAWS (LABOUR LA R5 950TX MLD01 LLM (DEVELOPMENT AND M R19 840TY MLD01 LLM (DEVELOPMENT AND M R5 950TX MLL01 MASTER LAWS R19 840TY MLL01 MASTER LAWS R5 950TX MMFF01 MASTER MEDICINE (FAMIL R19 840TY MMFF01 MASTER MEDICINE (FAMIL R5 950TX MMGN01 MASTER MEDICINE (NEURO R19 840TY MMGN01 MASTER MEDICINE (NEURO R5 950



TYPE CODETY MMHA01 MASTER MEDICINE (ANAES R6 030TX MMHA02 MASTER MEDICINE (ANAES R19 840

TY MMHA02 MASTER MEDICINE (ANAES R5 950TX MMHB02 MASTER MEDICINE (OTORH R19 840TY MMHB02 MASTER MEDICINE (OTORH R5 950TY MMHC01 MASTER MEDICINE (DIAGN R6 030TX MMHC02 MASTER MED (DIAGNOSTIC R19 840TY MMHC02 MASTER MED (DIAGNOSTIC R5 950TX MMHD02 MASTER MEDICINE (PAEDI R19 840TY MMHD02 MASTER MEDICINE (PAEDI R5 950TY MMHF01 MASTER MEDICINE (OBSTE R6 030TX MMHF02 MASTER MEDICINE (OBSTE R19 840TY MMHF02 MASTER MEDICINE (OBSTE R5 950TX MMHH02 MASTER MEDICINE (PUBLI R19 840TY MMHH02 MASTER MEDICINE (PUBLI R5 950TX MMHK02 MASTER MEDICINE (FOREN R19 840TY MMHK02 MASTER MEDICINE (FOREN R5 950TX MMHN02 MASTER MEDICINE (NUCLE R19 840TY MMHN02 MASTER MEDICINE (NUCLE R5 950TY MMHP01 MASTER MEDICINE (PSYCH R6 030TX MMHP02 MASTER MEDICINE (PSYCH R19 840TY MMHP02 MASTER MEDICINE (PSYCH R5 950TX MMHQ02 MASTER MEDICINE (DERMA R19 840TY MMHQ02 MASTER MEDICINE (DERMA R5 950TX MMHR02 MASTER MEDICINE (INTER R19 840TY MMHR02 MASTER MEDICINE (INTER R5 950TX MMHS02 MASTER MEDICINE (EMERG R19 840TY MMHS02 MASTER MEDICINE (EMERG R5 950TX MMHT02 MASTER MEDICINE (RADIA R19 840TY MMHT02 MASTER MEDICINE (RADIA R5 950TX MMIA02 MASTER MEDICINE (SURGE R19 840TY MMIA02 MASTER MEDICINE (SURGE R5 950TX MMIC02 MASTER MEDICINE (PLAST R19 840TY MMIC02 MASTER MEDICINE (PLAST R5 950TX MMS01 MASTER SCIENCE (MEDICA R19 840TY MMS01 MASTER SCIENCE (MEDICA R5 950TX MNSB01 MASTER NURSING SCIENCE R19 840TY MNSB01 MASTER NURSING SCIENCE R5 950TX MOP01 MASTER OPTOMETRY R19 840TY MOP01 MASTER OPTOMETRY R5 950TX MPRB01 MASTER PHARMACY R19 840TY MPRB01 MASTER PHARMACY R5 950TX MPUB01 MASTER PUBLIC HEALTH R19 840TY MPUB01 MASTER PUBLIC HEALTH R5 950



TYPE CODETX MSA02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC R19 840TY MSA02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC R5 950TX MSB02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R19 840

TY MSB02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R5 950TX MSCA01 MASTER SCIENCE R19 840TY MSCA01 MASTER SCIENCE R5 950TX MSD02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R19 840TY MSD02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R5 950TX MSE02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R19 840TY MSE02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R5 950TX MSF02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R19 840TY MSF02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R5 950TX MSG02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R19 840TY MSG02 MASTER SCIENCE (AGRIC) R5 950TX MSH01 MASTER AGRIC (PLANT PR R19 840TY MSH01 MASTER AGRIC (PLANT PR R5 950TX MSW01 MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK R19 840TY MSW01 MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK R5 950TX DAD01 DOCTOR ADMIN R14 770TY DAD01 DOCTOR ADMIN R14 770TZ DAD01 DOCTOR ADMIN R4 430TX DCMA01 DOCTOR COMMERCE R14 770TY DCMA01 DOCTOR COMMERCE R14 770TZ DCMA01 DOCTOR COMMERCE R4 430TX DHE01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (EDU R14 770TY DHE01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (EDU R14 770TZ DHE01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (EDU R4 430TX DHH01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (HUM R14 770TY DHH01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (HUM R14 770TZ DHH01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (HUM R4 430TX DHMB01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (HE R14 770TY DHMB01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (HE R14 770TZ DHMB01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (HE R4 430TX DHSA01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (AG R14 770TY DHSA01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (AG R14 770TZ DHSA01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (AG R4 430TX DHSB01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (SC R14 770TY DHSB01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (SC R14 770TZ DHSB01 DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY (SC R4 430TX DLL01 DOCTOR LAW R14 770TY DLL01 DOCTOR LAW R14 770TZ DLL01 DOCTOR LAW R4 430TX DOP01 DOCTOR OPTOMETRY R14 770TY DOP01 DOCTOR OPTOMETRY R14 770



TYPE CODETZ DOP01 DOCTOR OPTOMETRY R4 430TX DRP01 DOCTOR PHARMACY R14 770TY DRP01 DOCTOR PHARMACY R14 770TZ DRP01 DOCTOR PHARMACY R4 430