University of Johannesburg UJ Fees Structure 2023/2024

University of Johannesburg UJ Fees Structure 2023/2024

University of Johannesburg UJ Fees Structure – Details:

To learn about fees such as application fee, admission fee, tuition, and scholarships for University of Johannesburg Programs, read full details below. If you have questions after reviewing this information, you may contact the Institute’s Admissions Office for more details.

The fees structure supports:

• Facilities, programs, and services that promote student involvement and that are complementary to, but not part of, instructional programs.
• Supports operating and capital expenses for services related to the physical and psychological health and well-being of students, social and cultural activities and programs.
• Services related to campus life and campus community, and educational and career support services.

These policies and procedures are applicable to all students who officially register for programs at University of Johannesburg. The institute reserves the right to change fees without prior notice to the student. However, fee changes are subject to approval by the Governing Council.

 

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STUDENT FEES 2023

Dissertation or thesis

R900.00

Tuition fees

Tuition fees are determined yearly per module, except in the case of dissertations or thesis where fees are levied per semester per degree program until such time as the dissertation or thesis is lodged in its final form at the faculty concerned.

Undergraduate students from foreign countries

Tuition fees are payable as follows:

An upfront payment of 30% of tuition fees to be paid at registration.

65% of the tuition fees to be paid by 30 April.

100% of the tuition fees to be paid by 31 July.

The University will offer a 5% discount should all fees be paid at registration.

In addition to normal tuition fee, all students are liable to pay the non-refundable ICT levy, the registration fee and the non-refundable international levy as follows:

SADC & African Countries: Non-refundable ICT levy and registration fee plus normal tuition fees plus non-refundable international levy of R2 000.00

Other countries: Non-refundable ICT levy and registration fee plus normal tuition fees plus non-refundable international levy of R17 000.00

SADC & African countries: Non-degree purposes/occasional/

practical training: non-refundable ICT levy and registration fee plus normal tuition fees plus a non-refundable international levy of R2 000.00

Other Countries: Non-degree purposes/occasional/practical

training: non-refundable ICT levy and registration fee plus normal tuition fees plus a non-refundable international levy of R8 000.00

All countries: Extracurricular/short courses and non-subsidized

courses): non-refundable ICT levy and registration fee plus normal tuition fees plus a non-refundable international levy of R1 000.00

Affiliate students: Non-refundable ICT levy and registration fee plus normal tuition fees plus non-refundable international levy of R2 000.00

Asylum seekers/Refugees/Diplomat students: Remission of International levy.

Study Abroad R33 000.00

Free moving/ fee-paying Island Programmes R33 000.00

Short Learning Programmes Exchange Students R17 000.00

Fees structure 2023

Description	Undergraduate average costs  (South African Rand = ZAR)	Postgraduate average costs (South African Rand = ZAR) ​​
1.	Tuition	R102,280 – R110,330	R14,634 – R171,158
2.	International Registration Fee (IRF)	(Inclusive in Tuition Fee)	R4,570
3.	Books and Stationery	R900 – R3,000	R1,000 – R4,000
4.	Equipment / Fieldwork	R800 – R3,000	R800 – R5,000
5.	Accommodation	R22,784 – R59,915	R22,784 – R59,915
6.	SA Medical Aid	R4,200 – R10,000	R4,200 – R10,000
7.	Food	R14,000 – R20,000	R14,000 – R20,000
8.	Living Expenses	R6,000 – R12,000	R6,000 – R12,000

It is expected that every concerned student should endeavor to check the schedule of fees, so as to be sure of the exact amount.

Before applying as a student, you will have to establish whether or not you will have funds to finance your studies. In addition to the actual course/module fees, please keep in mind that you have to make provision for books, equipment if applicable to your program, transport, accommodation and general living expenses.

In some cases, University of Johannesburg Fee Structure may vary based on different years/levels in the institution. Though, In most cases, it is based on the program of study You choose

Notes:

University of Johannesburg (University of Johannesburg do not have any third party school fees payment method, all fees must be paid using the recommended medium of payment by the institution. If you’re ever in doubt about University of Johannesburg fees payment, be sure to contact the institution.

Please consider the safety of our cashiers and make direct bank payment instead of cash payments at the campus. Use the student number as reference.

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