Does UKZN Accept Late Applications For 2025-2026

Does UKZN Accept Late Applications For 2025-2026?

Attention, aspiring students! The University of Kwazulu-Natal is pleased to announce an opportunity for late applications to undergraduate programs in the 2025 academic year. Whether you missed the initial deadline or are considering a return to education, UKZN welcomes you to submit your application through the online portal. Don’t let this chance pass you by.

Late Applications are limited, and there will be no walk-ins in January 2025

Don’t miss the boat! Apply to UKZN early! While late applications are considered for some courses with remaining spots, most programs prioritize early applicants. The high volume of applications makes opening a second window impractical. Additionally, walk-in applications won’t be accepted in January 2025. So, be proactive and submit your application as soon as possible.

Mark your calendars! UKZN Application Deadlines for 2025 Intake

Get ready with your application documents and the relevant application fee to apply to UKZN for 2025! Applications officially open on Monday, April 1, 2024. Remember these key deadlines:

Medicine: Applications close strictly on June 30, 2024. No late applications are accepted.
All other programs: Applications close on September 30, 2024. Late applications might be considered for 2025 entry after the deadline.

International Applicants

For international applicants, the following information must be taken into consideration:

On the UKZN Application for Admission to Undergraduate Programs (International) form, applicants for full-time undergraduate studies must apply directly to UKZN.
UKZN charges a non-refundable application fee. On submission of their application, applicants must include proof of payment as well as all documentation requested.
Applications and proof of payment must reach the university before or on the date of closing for 2023 admissions.

Where to Download the UKZN Application form

The application form is available from The UKZN website, www.ukzn.ac.za, under ‘Apply to UKZN’; OR
Available at: enquiries@ukzn.ac.za.

How Much Does International Applicants pay for Application

Prospective international applicants must be ready to pay this non-refundable application fee and submit proof during the application submission

International SADC and rest of Africa: R490
Outside Africa: $153

N.B.: Late applications are not considered for internal applicants for 2025 admissions.

South African Applicants

How to Apply to the University of Kwazulu-Natal

Prospective applicants have the option to apply online or manually for undergraduate programmes, see the details below for clarification:

Undergraduate Application Procedures for First-Time South African Applicants

Current Applicants:

Are you a South African citizen and currently in Grade 12 or have completed. your National Senior Certificate or Senior Certificate and have never studied at UKZN before OR

Transfer Applicants:

Currently registered (or have been registered) at another institution for undergraduate studies and wish to apply for a transfer to UKZN. Then Note Below how to apply:
- - You (the 2 categories aforementioned) have to make an application to UKZN by completing a Central Application Office (CAO) application form. Follow the steps below to apply via CAO

CAO Application Procedures Explained below

Step 1: Contact CAO Office

Contact the CAO by telephone, email, or letter and have your details captured.

Step 2: Receive Package from CAO Office

Once your details have been recorded, the CAO will send you a package containing the CAO handbook and application forms.

Step 3: Registration Details

The Admissions Office will also receive your details via the CAO, informing them of registration dates and venues, and will post specific career leaflets for your choice of study.

STEP 4: Complete Application Form and Payment

Fill out the application form, pay the CAO application fee, and deliver it to the CAO according to the instructions in your CAO manual.
Where applicable, R210 on-time applications and R420 late applications are permitted.

Step 5: Track Your Application Status

Your information will now be available on the CAO and affiliated institutions if you have also chosen another institution.
The selection process now begins and the DUT Student Admissions Office will keep you updated on the status.

Application Required Documents

Current Applicants: Prospective applicants must have the following:

Certified copies of their Grade 11 results (plus any available Grade 12 results)
ID documents with the applications.

Transfer Applicants: Transfer Applicants wishing to transfer from other Universities must submit

Certified copies of their National Senior Certificates/Senior certificates
Complete academic transcripts from their previous/current Universities with their applications.

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