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Contents WELCOME 2

PART A: PREPARING TO APPLY 3 Matriculation Exemption 3 National Benchmark Tests (NBTs) 3 English language proficiency 4 Applications for student accommodation 5 Applications for undergraduate financial assistance 6 Portfolio requirements (BAS & BA(FA)) 7 International applicants 8 Application fees 9 Monitoring your application status 10

KEY DATES 11

PART B: APPLYING ONLINE 12 The process after you apply online Updating your application

PART C: SUBMITTING A PAPER APPLICATION 13 Updating your application 15 Code tables to be used when completing your application form 16

PART D: CONTACT DETAILS 32

PART E: MAPS OF UCT CAMPUS AND SURROUNDING AREAS 33

Apply online at http://applyonline.uct.ac.za Apply online if you have a working email address that is not shared with another UCT applicant.

CORRESPONDENCE AND INQUIRIES Please address correspondence to [email protected] or to: The Director of Admissions, University of , Private Bag X3, , 7701, .

For faculty-specific and other queries, please use the contact details in Part D. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this guide and our handbooks. However, we reserve the right at any time, if circumstances dictate, to: (i) change any of the published details as well as the courses and curricula on offer, or (ii) add to, or withdraw any of the courses on offer. 2

WELCOME

Dear Applicant,

Thank you for your interest in studying at the . We strive to be world class. Established in 1829, we are South Africa’s oldest university, and a leading university in Africa. As a student, you will be part of a vibrant UCT community and benefit from a range of academic programmes in Commerce, Engineering & the Built Environment, Health Sciences, Humanities, Law and Science. Our undergraduate programmes benefit from the important research being undertaken in all departments.

UCT has a rich mix of South African students, and we have international students from approximately 100 countries. We offer diversity that is worthy of celebration. The UCT educational experience is multi-dimensional and encompasses outstanding sports facilities, a rich student residence experience as well as a range of student clubs, societies and sport codes that cater for many interests.

This guide will help you to apply. After you apply, we will send you your applicant number. Please quote this number in all subsequent communication. Do not hesitate to contact us should you need further information. (Where you are unable to apply online you should contact us for hard copy application forms.) We are proud of our students, each of whom contributes to the vitality of UCT. We look forward to receiving your application and hope to welcome you to UCT in 2020.

Carl Herman Director of Admissions 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

PART A: PREPARING TO APPLY

MATRICULATION AND THE NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE (NSC)

“Matriculation” means you have met the legal minimum admission requirement for degree study. This means that: • your NSC has been endorsed by UMALUSI to the effect that you have met the minimum requirements for admission to bachelors degree (or if applying for a diploma, the minimum requirements for admission to diploma study) at a South African university, or • your Senior Certificate has been endorsed by UMALUSI to the effect that you have met the minimum requirements for admis- sion to degree study in a South African university; or • you have a certificate of complete exemption from matriculation requirements, issued by the Matriculation Board.

We set additional admission requirements over and above the minimum legal eligibility requirement. In addition to the legal mini- mum you must also meet the admission requirements for your programme of study. These are set out in our Prospectus.

CONDITIONAL MATRICULATION EXEMPTION

Although we do not usually accept applicants with certificates of Conditional Exemption, we will give consideration to applicants who qualify for Conditional Exemption. These certificates can be granted to: • South Africans on the grounds of mature age, subject to minimum requirements as set by the Matriculation Board • applicants who have written a school-leaving examination other than the SA Senior Certificate • immigrants • applicants who have obtained certain post-school qualifications

Where we offer you a study place, and you intend to register at UCT in 2020, it is your responsibility to apply for the issue of the necessary conditional exemption certificate. This is done by submitting the appropriate application form, documents and fee to UCT at registration. UCT then forwards this to the Matriculation Board. You will be advised by the relevant faculty office.

ELIGIBILITY FOR MATRICULATION EXEMPTION FOR HOLDERS OF FOREIGN QUALIFICATIONS

If you have a school-leaving certificate from an international or foreign examing authority, to establish if you are eligible for a matriculation exemption certificate, consult the website at http://mb.usaf.ac.za/ or write to: HE Enrolment Programme (Matriculation Board), PO Box 3854, Pretoria 0001, South Africa Tel: +27 010 591 4401/2 Fax: +27 86 680 5727 Email: [email protected]

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDY

Familiarise yourself with our admission criteria. Should you hold a school-leaving certificate for which admission criteria are not specified in the 2020 Undergraduate Prospectus, your application will be considered individually, taking into account your school curriculum, performance and National Benchmark Test results, where appropriate.

The 2020 Undergraduate Prospectus gives details of our admission requirements. Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Places are limited for reasons of capacity and this could mean that applicants who meet the minimum admission requirements do not receive an offer of a study place.

NATIONAL BENCHMARK TESTS (NBTS)

All undergraduate applicants who are normally resident in, or have completed schooling in South Africa must write the National Benchmark Tests (NBTs), and all applicants to programmes in Health Sciences must write the NBTs. You must: • register for the NBTs before you apply (online, or before you submit a paper application form); • include your NBT registration number in your application; • have written the NBTs by 31 July 2019 for Health Sciences and 12 October 2019 for other Faculties. 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

Applicants to the Faculty of Law and to Faculty of Humanities programmes, where Mathematics is not a requirement, need to write only the Academic and Quantitative Literacy (AQL) test. Applicants to Commerce, Engineering & the Built Environment, Health Sciences, and Science, must write both the AQL and the Mathematics NBT tests.

For information on the NBTs, please either visit www.nbt.ac.za, or call 021 650 3523, or fax 021 650 5331, or email [email protected], or write to: The Project Secretary, Centre for Educational Testing for Access and Placement, University of Cape Town, Private Bag X3, Rondebosch, 7701.

When to write National Benchmark Tests

We strongly encourage you to write the NBTs by 31 July 2019. The final date for writing the NBTs is 12 October 2019 except for Health Sciences. You do not need to submit your NBT results to UCT. We will receive these directly from the NBT Offices.

If you are unable to write the NBTs by 12 October 2019 you must apply to the Admissions Office before the end of September 2019 for permission to write the NBTs later. Permission will be granted only if there is evidence that you were unable to write. Please note (1) that NBTs can be written outside SA; and (2) your application for undergraduate study may be denied if you do not write by 12 October 2019 unless you have applied for and obtained permission to write at a later date.

Rewriting the NBTs

You are allowed to rewrite the NBTs once. Should you elect to do so, the second sitting must be no later than 12 October 2019. We use the better results of each domain / test.

For applicants who previously wrote the NBTs

NBT results are only valid for two years prior to the year of application; so if you wrote the NBTs in 2017 or 2018, the results remain valid, but you may choose to rewrite in 2019. If you wrote the NBTs prior to 2016, these results are no longer valid. Please submit your NBT registration number with your application, and we will obtain your results. If you no longer have your NBT registration number, please visit www.nbt.ac.za in order to obtain your NBT registration number. You will need your South African identity number or passport number.

How to register for the NBTs

You may register online or by telephone for the NBTs. 1. Register online at www.nbt.ac.za. After reading the general information and the FAQs, select the ‘‘Book a test” link and follow all instructions. Note that you will need your SA identity number or a foreign passport number in order to register. If you encounter problems during the registration process, call 021 650 3523 or send an email to [email protected] for assistance. The NBT Project is staffed from 08:00 to 16:00 weekdays and from 07:00 to 10:00 on national test days. 2. If you do not have access to the internet, call 021 650 3523 for registration assistance at the times above. 3. There is a fee for the National Benchmark Tests.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

The medium of instruction and examination at UCT is English. You must be proficient in English. You must have attained one of the following levels of proficiency in English:

If you are a South African applicant: • A pass equivalent to English at the South African National Senior Certificate level, either at Home Language or First Additional Language level. • A pass equivalent to English (E symbol) at the South African Senior Certificate level

If you are an international applicant for whom English is a foreign language: • a stipulated score on the National Benchmark Tests (NBTs). The NBTs are offered by the Centre for Educational Testing for Access and Placement (CETAP) and can be arranged to be taken anywhere in the world. (Visit www.nbt.uct.ac.za for details) • a recent score (obtained within 5 years of your application for admission) of at least 570 (paper-based test) or 230 (computer-based test) on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); or 88 on the TOEFL iBT Test. • a recent overall band score of 7.0 (with no individual element of the test scoring below 6.0) on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS); • a score on the Pearson PTE Academic test of 64. 5

These are the minimum English language requirements. Individual faculties have higher English language requirements. Details are given in the 2020 Undergraduate Prospectus. For information about the TOEFL (including information on how to register for the tests and dates when tests are held), applicants should contact TOEFL by visiting www.toefl.org. Information about the IELTS may be obtained from the British Council at the British Embassy or Consulate in your country. Information on IELTS is also available from the British Council, South Africa, • by mail at Dunkeld Corner, 275 Jan Smuts Avenue, Dunkeld West, Johannesburg, 2196 • on tel: +27 86 570 0422, or • fax: +27 86 570 0422, or • by email at [email protected] If you are writing a TOEFL or IELTS test you must ensure that the test score is received by our Admissions Office no later than 31 October 2019.

Your comprehensive application to UCT

Your UCT application is a single process, which incorporates: 1. your application for admission to an academic programme of study and 2. your application for student accommodation (optional)

Your application for student financial aid (optional) must be submitted directly to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).

Dates by which to apply

Please apply as early as possible. Do not wait until the closing date, or until you have received your interim school-leaving results. Early application will increase your chances of receiving an early offer of admission and accommodation. All undergraduate applications close on 31 July 2019. No late applications are accepted.

Applications for admission

Your application for admission to an academic programme is managed by the relevant faculty concerned.

You may apply for two programmes of study, and your applications to your two choices are considered simultaneously. You may change one or both choices on or before 31 August 2019 by writing to the Admissions Office (email to: [email protected]).

For applicants currently at school: If you are currently at school, you must include all of your latest results with your application. These include final grade 11 results, which must be submitted online (or include a copy of your final report, should you be applying on paper).

For applicants currently at another tertiary institution: If you are currently studying at another institution, you must include your latest transcript with your application. Do this by uploading the transcript when applying online (or include a certified paper copy of your transcript, should you be applying on paper). Ensure that you include a sworn translation of your transcript where it is not in English. If you fail to disclose that you are studying at another institution, your application will be cancelled.

For applicants who have already left school, and who may or may not have studied at a tertiary institution in the past: Please ensure that you include with your application a certified paper copy of your final results: either school results or your latest academic transcript. If you fail to disclose that you have studied at another institution, your application will be cancelled.

APPLICATIONS FOR STUDENT ACCOMMODATION

Applications for student accommodation must be received by 31 July 2019. The application is part of the academic application process, whether on paper or online. We have a three-tier residence system that provides different levels of services, governance and management for junior and senior students. • First-tier residences provide accommodation for undergraduate men and women students who are usually under the age of 21. These residences provide students with up to three meals a day in a dining hall. • Second-tier catering residences provide accommodation for undergraduate students who are usually 21 years or older, for those who are in their third year of study, and for postgraduate students. • Second-tier self-catering residences and flats are usually reserved for postgraduate students, or students who are over 21 or in their third year of study. No food services are provided. • Third-tier residences provide self-catering accommodation for senior and postgraduate students.

Only students applying for full-time study are considered for UCT accommodation. 6

APPLICATIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Your application for student financial assistance (optional) must be submitted directly to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).

Only South African citizens and permanent residents applying for full-time study are eligible for financial assistance.

All UCT financial assistance and NSFAS applications for funding is managed by NSFAS. Apply directly to NSFAS at www.nsfas.org.za and submit all the supporting documents to enable the easy processing of your application. The closing date for financial assistance will be available on the NSFAS website.

SUBMITTING YOUR PORTFOLIO FOR THE BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES (BAS) AND BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINE ART (BA(FA)) 1. BAS portfolio requirements

A. DRAWING 1. Choose a manufactured object: e.g. an object of any size and in any condition (new or in a state of decay). Draw the object as you see it. Do not draw the object from a photograph. Make an effort to show special quality of the object, e.g. its roughness or its smooth softness, manufactured property, etc. You can use any technique to draw it. Use A4 paper (210 x 297mm – the size of this sheet). 2. Draw a portrait of an elderly person in his or her favourite place - this should be a real person whom you know, and a real place. Use any drawing technique and A4 size paper. Again, draw by direct observation – not from a photograph

B. DESIGN 1. Make a design for a pattern, which could be used – for example – in the printing of fabric. The pattern should be based on the abstraction, repetition and /or manipulation of the manufactured object you selected for drawing exercise A1. Use A4 paper and any technique. 2. Design and make a freestanding light/lamp. Think about the effect of your lamp/light in creating light and shadow. Explain your thought processes about light and shadow and what inspired the light. Include photographs of you in the process of designing and making the lamp. Include photographs of the finished product illustrating the light/lamp when it is lit up. Include all your rough work and design drawings. Please do not send any original models or built lamps. You may use any material(s). 3. Design a poster advertising significant event, exhibition or conference that reflects what you consider socially relevant. Carefully judge the information that needs to be communicated as well as desired visual impact that you want to achieve. The poster must be on A3 paper (twice the size of this sheet - 420 x 297mm) and may be folded in half when sent in the post. Use any technique. 4. Using drawings only (i.e no words) and any graphic technique you like, draw for a friend how to go on a journey from your house to your favourite local place. Use one sheet of A4 paper for this. Include some of your rough sketches/work with each exercise.

C. MOTIVATION Include a one-page written motivation in your portfolio giving reasons for wanting to study in this programme.

D. SUPPLEMENTARY WORK You may also submit copies or photographs of any other creative work such as drawings, sketches, paintings, or made objects (e.g. ceramics, clothing, carpentry, jewellery, wirework, beadwork, etc.). Please do not submit copies of more than six such items. Do not submit any physical objects or bulky framed artwork.

E. OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT AND RESULTS Please include together with your portfolio and written motivation, certified copies of all your most recent school results and all tertiary institution results if you have studied anything after high school. Please make sure that you submit a copy of your school leaving results and where applicable, your official transcript, to the Admissions Office as well.

F. PLEASE NOTE The size of portfolio submissions should not exceed A3 (420 x 297mm). The drawings should NOT be rolled up nor put into cylindrical containers. As all official documents, e.g. academic results and transcripts, are filed, please ensure that they can be removed from your work.

Each loose section of your work must be clearly marked with your name. While the selection committee takes every care not to remove or damage any item, the University cannot be held responsible in any way for loss or damage to a whole or part of your work. Portfolios must be submitted with the BAS application form, provided with your online or paper process. 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

G. The preferred portfolio submission date is 15 July 2019 (all applicants). Final deadline for all applications and portfolios: 1 October 2019. Late applications will not be considered.

H. Deliver, courier or post portfolios (including all the prescribed tasks as described here, your letter of motivation and your latest school results) to: The BAS Administrator School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics University of Cape Town Centlivres building University Avenue Upper Campus 7701 Rondebosch

2. BA (FA) portfolio requirements

If applying for admission to BA(FA), you must submit the following: • A portfolio of recent work combined in a single PDF file, not exceeding 20MB file size • 4 original drawings • A statement of motivation (250-500 words)

A. PORTFOLIO 1. The portfolio must include no more than 10 individual works in a range of media including colour (10 works and optional 3 detail images). Each artwork must be labeled in the following format: Number Image; Surname; Title; Date of production; Size (cm); media. The following criteria will be taken into account when assessing the portfolio: • Creative thinking • Observational skills • Experimentation

2. These artworks, with your name, title of each work and medium, must be submitted in a single PDF file, not exceeding 20 MB file size to [email protected]. Please note that if you choose to submit your portfolio in this way, you will still have to submit the four hard copy original drawings mentioned below, under ORIGINAL ARTWORK. These must be original (no scans, photocopies etc.)

If it is difficult to email a PDF of your Portfolio of Recent Artwork, it may be sent to Michaelis with your original artworks in the following ways: • flash drive • CD • photographic prints or colour photocopies no larger than A3 (30 x 42 cm)

B. ORIGINAL ARTWORK 1. You are required to submit four original A3 size (420mm x 297mm) drawings on paper in at least two different media such as pencil, charcoal, pen or brush. These drawings must be from life and not from photographs or traced and must include the following: • Self portrait • Still life • Figure or animal study • Architectural or landscape study

2. All work must be clearly labeled (printed) on the reverse side of the drawing and packed flat between two sheets of card in standard C3 size envelope (458mm x 324mm) available from any stationers or Postnet.

C. STATEMENT The statement (250-500 words) must motivate why you want to study fine art, and indicate your future goals.

The committee reserves the right to call you for an interview should the need arise. No correspondence shall be entered into regarding your application. Incomplete portfolios will be a disadvantage to your application.

Portfolios MUST be submitted with the BA(FA) application form, provided with your online or paper process. If you did not receive one, you can download it from our website at www.michaelis.uct.ac.za 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

D. All portfolios must be sent to: Ayesha Mollagee The Michaelis School of Fine Art Hiddingh Campus 31-37 Orange Street Gardens 8001 Cape Town

E. The preferred portfolio submission date is 30 August 2019 (all applicants). The final date is 1 October 2019.

F. COLLECTION OF PORTFOLIOS Please note that we do not return any portfolios by post or courier. Unsuccessful applicants who wish to keep their portfolios must arrange to collect them from the Administrative Office, Room 1, Michaelis Building, Hiddingh Campus by 28 February 2020. We reserve the right to dispose of portfolios that are not collected by 28 February 2020. Successful applicants can collect their portfolios in the first week of term or during orientation week.

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

If you are an international student, ensure that you visit the website of our International Academic Programmes Office (IAPO). This is the UCT office that supports international students and facilitates your integration into the UCT environment.

IAPO will help international students with application procedures, application deadlines, visa requirements and international tuition fees. Queries relating to academic qualifications and specific course requirements must be directed to the relevant faculty office. Prospective undergraduate international students who intend to study for a degree at UCT, or international students who intend to study at UCT for only one or two semesters, must apply online. International students who wish to be affiliated to UCT for short periods must complete the International Affiliates Application Form. These are obtainable from Form available at https://www.uct.ac.za/usr/iapo/apply/affiliate%20form.pdf or from IAPO at:

International Academic Programmes Office University of Cape Town Private Bag X3 7701 Rondebosch Tel: +27 (0) 21 650 2822 Fax: +27 (0) 21 650 5667

Study Visas

In terms of the Immigration Act No 13 of 2002, if you are resident outside of South Africa and are not a South African citizen or do not have permanent residence, you are required to obtain a study visa to enter the Republic for the purpose of attending the University. The offer of a study place by the University does not bind the Department of Home Affairs in any way to allow you to study in South Africa, nor does it remove the need for you to obtain permission to enter the country. If you are offered a study place please apply immediately for a study visa. Your application must be made to the nearest South African Embassy, Consulate or High Commission. This procedure could take up to 8 weeks. The application form BI-1738, duly completed, must be accompanied by the following: (a) valid passport (b) a fee (current details are available from the nearest South African Embassy, Consulate or High Commission) (c) an official letter from UCT confirming provisional acceptance at the institution and the duration of the course (d) in the case of a person under the age of 21 years. (i) 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 (ii) 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 (e) a police clearance certificate (f) medical and radiological reports (g) documents relating to marital status if applicable (h) a yellow fever vaccination certificate if that person travelled or intends travelling from or through a yellow fever endemic area (i) 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 (j) proof of medical cover with a medical scheme registered in terms of the Medical Schemes Act, 1998 (Act No. 131 of 1998), or other medical insurance cover recognised in the Republic (access www.medicalschemes.com for a list of medical schemes recognised in South Africa) (k) proof of sufficient financial means (l) payment of a deposit; provided that such deposit shall be refunded to the depositor after the final departure of the applicant or after a permit contemplated in section 25 of the Act has been issued to the applicant; provided further that the payment 9

of the deposit may be effected by means of a bank guaranteed cheque or credit card at places where such facility exists (m) in the case of students from Africa, the payment of the deposit shall not be required: provided that the Government of the relevant African country submits a written undertaking to pay all costs relating to the deportation of the student, should this become necessary (n) other requirements as may be prescribed by the Consulate/Embassy. We recommend that you contact the nearest South African Consulate/Embassy before sending in your visa application, in order to find out exactly what documents are needed, because requirements may change. It is very important that your study visa is valid for studies at the University of Cape Town. If you have studied at another South African University or attended high school in South Africa, your study visa needs to be changed for studies at the University of Cape Town. International students residing within South Africa will not be able to register unless in possession of a valid study visa and proof of medical cover. International students (Master’s and Doctoral students) living outside South Africa during the academic year may be registered by the University without having to apply for a study visa. Such students need to obtain a suitable visa when visiting UCT and their supervisors, and on arrival in Cape Town must report to IAPO with details of their visa. Enquiries about study visas should be directed to: 1. The South African embassy or high commission for applications submitted in your home country Or 2. The Director-General Department of Home Affairs Private Bag X9102 Cape Town, 8000 Tel: +27 (0) 21 465 5012/2477 Fax: +27 (0) 21 461 2708 if the application is submitted within South Africa.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FEES

International students from outside the SADC region must pay the full international term fee before registration. The International Academic Programmes Office (IAPO) will send you a fee invoice on request detailing the cost of your study for the duration of your stay. If you are a student from the SADC member countries*, you pay the local/South African fee. All non-South African students who qualify for local fee rates must pay the minimum initial payment of academic, residence and administrative service fee prior to registration. *The SADC countries are: Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia and .

APPLICATION FEES

The application fee: • must be paid after you receive your formal acknowledgement of application, and • proof of payment, bearing your applicant number must be submitted to the Admissons Office. The following fees are applicable: • UCT graduates or students No fee • undergraduate applications from South Africa and SADC region R 100 • undergraduate applications from outside of the SADC region R 300

Note

• The application fee may be paid by cheque, postal order, electronic funds transfer (EFT) or credit card. Cash payments may be made only at the Cashiers Office, Kramer Building, Cross Campus Road, Middle Campus, UCT. • EFT payments must be made to the following account: Beneficiary: University of Cape Town - No. 1 Sundries Account* Bank: Standard Bank SA Ltd Branch: Rondebosch, Branch Code: 025009 Account: 071503854 Swift code (for international payments): SBZAZAJJ Reference Number: 11196, applicant’s first name, applicant’s last name e.g. 11196 Sally Smith (This reference must be entered on the appropriate bank form.) * Standard Bank clients must select the bank-approved beneficiary “UNIVERSITY CAPE TOWN SUNDRIES ACCOUNT” from the Companies list. 10

MONITORING YOUR APPLICATION STATUS

We will publish your application status online. We will update this as we make decisions during the process. Please regularly monitor your application status online at http://studentsonline.uct.ac.za (at the Student Centre in Student Self Service).

One of the following statuses may apply: • Decision Deferred: this means that, we do not have enough information to make you an offer of admission. In order to make you an offer of admission, we may await your NBT results, improved school examination results, predicted scores, etc. A deferred decision does not mean that your application is unsuccessful. • Conditional Offer: this means that we are offering you a place with conditions, which are included in the offer letter that you will receive from us. Your offer of a place is confirmed only when you meet these conditions. You need to establish the final status before arriving at UCT for registration in 2020. • Firm Offer: this means that you are offered a place without conditions. • Waitlisted: this means that a final decision on your application will be taken when we have further information about the entire pool of applicants. This additional information will allow us to assess your application in relation to others. • Denied: your application was unsuccessful.

A typical application will have various statuses throughout the application cycle. It is important to monitor your application status.

CONCURRENT OFFERS OF ADMISSION

It is possible to hold offers of admission for both of your choices. If, in January 2020 or before, you are made two firm offers of admission, we will ask you to go online to select one of the programmes. Should you not make the appropriate selection by the due date, we will retain the offer for your first choice, and withdraw your offer from your second choice. 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS KEY DATES

4 MAY 2019 31 JULY 2019

• 2019 Open Day • Applications close for ALL undergraduate Open Day will be held on Saturday, 4 May 2019, programmes on Upper Campus, UCT. It is a good opportunity • Applications for housing close for you to access important information about your • Deadline for the writing of the Health Sciences application from various parts of the university. NBTs and the submission of the PR. (It’s also a good time for younger siblings to start • Preferred date for submission of BAS portfolio thinking about UCT opportunities!) for early consideration.

31 AUGUST 2019 30 SEPTEMBER 2019 12 OCTOBER 2019

• You may elect to apply for a different • Final date to submit the • National Benchmark programme until 31 August 2019. Bachelor of Architectural Tests, except for Health You do so by sending a request Studies (BAS) and Bachelor Sciences programmes, to [email protected] or of Fine Art (BA(FA)) must be written no later submitting a written request to the portfolios than 12 October 2019 Admissions Office.

31 OCTOBER 2019 15 NOVEMBER 2019 30 NOVEMBER 2019

• For applicants finishing secondary • Last date on which we • Applications for funding school in 2019, all grade 12 interim can make an offer to an to the National Student results, or predicted scores in the case international undergraduate Financial Aid Scheme of non-NSC candidates, are due applicant requiring a (NSFAS) close • Interim and past transcripts for study visa transferring applicants are due

31 DECEMBER 2019 15 JANUARY 2020

• All final transcripts and non-NSC school- • Final CIE, ZIMSEC and NSSC leaving results (except CIE, ZIMSEC and results from the November 2019 NSSC) must be submitted as certified session are due paper documents 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

PART B: APPLYING ONLINE

Apply online, unless 1. you do not have access to the internet, 2. you have an email address that is shared with another 2020 UCT applicant; or 3. you are applying for Semester Study Abroad admission, in which case you must contact the International Academic Programmes Office (IAPO) before completing your online application.

THE PROCESS AFTER YOU APPLY ONLINE

Once the application is submitted you cannot amend details of your application yourself. If you wish to change your choice of programme, or any other detail, contact the Admissions Office (email to: [email protected]). Changes to programme choices must reach the Admissions Office before 31 August 2019.

Within 48 hours of submitting your application online, we will email you correspondence which: 1. acknowledges your application, and provides your applicant number, which you are to use in all future correspondence with the University; 2. contains your unique log-in details so that you can monitor your application through our self-service facility online; 3. contains further instructions, which you need to follow carefully.

You can monitor your application status online at http://studentsonline.uct.ac.za (at the Student Centre in Student Self Service).

UPDATING YOUR APPLICATION For applicants finishing school in 2019: • If you are doing the National Senior Certificate in South Africa in 2019, you must enter your grade 11 results at the time of application. You will be required at a later date to update your application by entering subsequent school grade 12 results online as they become available. After entering your NSC interim results online, you must post us a screenshot of your updated results along with a certified copy of your school report. • If you are unable to update your NSC results online, send us a certified copy of your school report. • If you are doing a non-South African school-leaving certificate, you need to submit your latest results (e.g. IGCSE results) after completion of your online application, or with your paper application. Certified copies of your final results must be submitted by 31 October 2019. • International applicants who are not taking the South African NSC must ensure that predicted scores are submitted by 31 October 2019. • NSC applicants (including those at IEB schools) do not need to send us final school results in January 2020.

For applicants who have completed secondary schooling, and have not since studied at a tertiary institution: • Submit a certified, paper copy of your final school-leaving certificate to the Admissions Office as soon as possible after your online application, or with your paper application.

For applicants who have studied at a tertiary institution in the past, but who are not currently registered at an institution: • Submit a certified, paper copy of your final tertiary academic transcript/s to the Admissions Office as soon as possible after your online application, or with your paper application. If you were registered at UCT in the past, there is no need to submit your UCT transcript.

For applicants who are currently registered at a tertiary institution: • Submit a certified, paper copy of your entire tertiary academic record (all transcript/s) to the Admissions Office as soon as possible after your application, or along with your paper application (If you were registered at UCT in the past, there is no need to submit your UCT transcript.). • You must submit your 2019 midyear transcript by 31 October 2019. • You must submit your final 2019 transcript by 31 December 2019.

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PART C: SUBMITTING A PAPER APPLICATION

The application booklet consists of various sections and the sections that follow guide you through the process. You will find that you need codes to complete the application form. These codes are found starting on page 16 of this booklet. The sections of the application form are:

Section A: PERSONAL DETAILS Complete all the fields in this section. If you applied to UCT before, supply your applicant number. Omissions and inaccuracies will delay your application. If you are a South African citizen or permanent resident you must state your SA identity number.

Information about your disability, where appropriate: We are committed to addressing the needs of students with disabilities, and will provide facilities, where we can. To make sure that we can plan services to accommodate your specific disability, please complete the relevant part of this section. Please note that completion of this part of Section B is voluntary, and that any information you give will not prejudice your application for an academic place, but if your disability is such that you will require accommodations of any kind, we strongly advise disclosure.

Contact our Disability Service well in advance of applying to UCT, and if possible visit the University to assess the suitability of your programme, the academic department & the facilities available.

Section B: NBT NUMBER You must submit your NBT number if appropriate. If you wrote the NBTs in 2017 or 2018 these results remain valid, submit your registration number and the year that you took the test, unless you wish to take the test(s) again, in which case you should re-register online.

Section C: PROGRAMMES OF STUDY FOR WHICH YOU ARE APPLYING Please indicate your first and second choice of degree, diploma or certificate. You are not required to make more than one choice, but it is advisable to do so. Do not apply for admission to a programme for which you are not eligible. Give careful attention to your choices as alternatives may not be available at a later stage in the application cycle. Table A in this document lists the undergraduate degree, diploma and certificate programmes we offer. Details are given in the 2020 Undergraduate Prospectus.

Submit a second academic plan code only if you are applying for admission to a programme in the Science Faculty.

Section D: YOUR CONTACT DETAILS Please complete this section accurately.

Section E: PARENT/GUARDIAN CONTACT DETAILS This section is compulsory if you are under 18, or if your parent or guardian is the fee payer.

Section F: FEE PAYER INFORMATION Completing this section is compulsory, unless you have already completed E, and the details are the same as for Section E.

Section G: REDRESS & DIVERSITY INFORMATION: SA APPLICANTS ONLY This section applies to South African undergraduate applicants only and is compulsory.

The University’s redress and diversity policies apply to South African undergraduate applicants whose parent/s was/were classified under apartheid as Black, Coloured, Chinese or Indian. Your responses to these questions are used to calculate your redress category and disadvantage factor. The disadvantage factor will be used in the calculation of your Weighted Points Score. Refer to page 8 of the 2020 Undergraduate Prospectus for an explanation of the University’s Admissions Policy.

Section H: 2019 SECONDARY SCHOOL-LEAVING EXAMINATION DETAILS If you are completing your secondary schooling in 2019 you must complete this section. You must enclose copies of your latest final scores (e.g. grade 11, IGCSE) and interim grade 12/final year results available at the time of applying.

Section I: SECONDARY SCHOOL-LEAVING AND POST SCHOOL INFORMATION

PRIOR YEAR’S SCHOOL-EXAMINATION LEAVING DETAILS Past South African school-leavers • If you have written a SA school-leaving examination, attach a certified copy of your senior certificate or NSC to the application form. If you have written the senior certificate examination more than once, please submit certified copies of all your certificates. If you are repeating or upgrading any Grade 12 subjects, please provide the details thereof. • If you have written an international/non-South African school-leaving examination, please enclose certified copies of all certificates and, if necessary, a sworn translation of the documents. If you are already in possession of a certificate of exemption from the Matriculation Board, please include a certified copy of this with the application form. 14

DETAILS OF ACTIVITIES SINCE LEAVING SCHOOL OTHER THAN TERTIARY EDUCATION

Provide details of your activities if, after leaving school, you did not attend a tertiary institution. If you wish to give more details of your activities since leaving school, please use a separate sheet and return with the application form.

TERTIARY EDUCATION DETAILS If you have attended another University, University of Technology, Technikon, Teachers Training College or College of Nursing, you must submit certified copies of your complete academic record issued by the institution(s) concerned. These academic transcripts must show courses passed and failed, as well as courses taken but not completed. They should also include the grades and percentages obtained, qualifications completed, and a statement of conduct. Please include a sworn translation of the documents if they are not in English.

If you are currently (2019) registered for higher education studies you must enclose a transcript which shows your results for previous years (if any) and the courses for which you are currently registered. As soon as your end-of-year results become available but no later than 31 December 2019, you must submit a formal statement of these results, together with a certificate of conduct to the Admissions Office. Please write your applicant number on the statement.

If you are at or have attended another higher education institution and you do not indicate this on your application form, your application will be rejected. If we discover this after you register, we may cancel your registration immediately.

Section J: HOUSING APPLICATION Please refer to the 2020 Undergraduate Prospectus Admission, or the website for further information about student accommodation. If we offer you a place in residence, we will allocate you to a residence based on eligibility and capacity.

Section K: FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Please complete this section if you wish to indicate your intention to apply for funding based on financial need. All UCT financial assistance and NSFAS applications for funding is managed by NSFAS. Apply directly to NSFAS at www.nsfas.org.za and submit all the supporting documents to enable the easy processing of your application. The closing date for financial assistance will be available on the NSFAS website.

Section L: PERSONAL REPORT FOR ALL MBChB APPLICANTS We invite MBChB applicants to submit a Personal Report (PR). The application documents contain a template for the PR. The PR contains the extra-curricular activities and additional achievements that you may offer in support of your application. The maximum points that will be awarded is 100 whilst non-submission of a PR will be awarded zero points. Detach it from the application booklet, and return the completed form with supporting documents to the address shown thereon by 31 July 2019. The PR may be supplemented with additional supporting documents until 30 September 2019.

Section M: CURRICULUM VITAE FOR ALL MBChB APPLICANTS WHO HAVE DONE TERTIARY STUDIES We invite MBChB applicants who have already attempted higher education to submit a Curriculum Vitae. This will enable the Selection Committee, when it considers your application, to take into account extra-curricular activities and additional achievements that you may offer in support of your application. Should you wish to submit a CV, detach it from the application booklet, and return the completed form with supporting documents to the address shown thereon by 31 July 2019. 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

Section N: FOR BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINE ART (BA (FA)) APPLICANTS Complete this section only if you are applying for admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art (BA (FA)). The information on page 7 pertains to the completion of your portfolio.

Section O: FOR BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES (BAS) APPLICANTS Complete this section only if you are applying for admission to the Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS). The information on page 6 pertains to the completion of your portfolio.

Section P: DECLARATIONS BY APPLICANT AND PARENT/GUARDIAN Only if you are under the age of 18 and you are made an offer of admission, will you and your parent/guardian be required to sign a declaration. (The parent who signs must be your legal guardian and must be the same person whose details are listed under the parent/ guardian section on the application form.) UNSIGNED applications will not be considered. In exceptional circumstances we will accept the signature of the parent of a minor without the signature of the applicant. Such circumstances include cases where the applicant is outside South Africa at the time of application.

UPDATING YOUR APPLICATION

For applicants finishing school in 2019: • If you are doing the National Senior Certificate in South Africa in 2019, you must enter your grade 11 results at the time of application. You will be required at a later date to update your application by entering subsequent school grade 12 results online as they become available. After entering your NSC interim results online, you must post us a screenshot of your updated results along with a certified copy of your school report. If you are unable to update your NSC results online, send us a certified copy of your school report. • If you are doing a non-South African school-leaving certificate, you need to submit your latest results (e.g. IGCSE results) with your paper application. Certified copies of your final results must be submitted by 31 December 2019. • Applicants who are not taking the South African NSC must ensure that predicted scores are submitted by 31 October 2019. • NSC applicants (including those at IEB schools) do not need to send us final school results in January 2020.

For applicants who have completed secondary schooling, and have not since studied at a tertiary institution: • Submit a certified, paper copy of your final school-leaving certificate to the Admissions Office with your paper application.

For applicants who have studied at a tertiary institution in the past, but who are not currently registered at an institution: • Submit a certified, paper copy of your final tertiary academic transcript/s to the Admissions Office as soon as possible after your online application, or with your paper application. If you were registered at UCT in the past, there is no need to submit your UCT transcript.

For applicants who are currently registered at a tertiary institution: • Submit a certified, paper copy of your entire tertiary academic record (all transcript/s) to the Admissions Office with your paper application (If you were registered at UCT in the past, there is no need to submit your UCT transcript.). • You must submit your 2019 midyear transcript by 31 October 2019. • You must submit your final 2019 transcript by 31 December 2019. 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

CODE TABLES TO BE USED WHEN COMPLETING YOUR APPLICATION FORM

TABLE A: QUALIFICATION AND SPECIALISATION CODES

FACULTY OF COMMERCE

The Faculty of Commerce guarantees that a student accepted into Commerce may register for ANY Commerce degree or programme provided that their final matric scores and NBT’s meet the minimum subject criteria specified in the prospectus.

Final offers are based on the minimum cut off FPS that is ONLY decided once the final NSC results for the country are released. NB this may be above the specified FPS for possible offers.

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE (BCom or BBusSc) Mainstream or Academic Development programmes If you do not meet the conditional offer points for Actuarial Science but do meet the criteria for the other Commerce UG programmes we will automatically make you an offer for those programmes. Should you, in your final Matric and NBT’s, meet the minimum Actuarial Science entrance criteria, however, you will be eligible to register for an Actuarial Science Programme

ALL OTHER COMMERCE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (BCom or BBusSc) Mainstream or Academic Development programmes Your final choice of which programme or degree to register for is only made ONLY at the end of orientation when you have had more information and an opportunity for discussion on the common core of 10 courses in all degrees, the flexibility between the programmes and the different disciplines offered.

QUALIFICATION SPECIALISATION CODE UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Science Actuarial Science

Mainstream CB201BUS26

Academic Development Programme CB203BUS27

Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Science All other Commerce undergraduate specialisations

Mainstream CB202DOC02

Academic Development Programme CB204DOC03

ADVANCED DIPLOMAS

The Faculty of Commerce offers one HEQF level 7 (the equivalent level of an undergraduate degree) Advanced Diploma. Only applicants with an undergraduate degree or equivalent may apply for admission. The rules and further information on this qualification can be found in the relevant section in the Undergraduate Commerce Faculty Handbook.

Advanced Diploma in Actuarial Science CU020BUS01

OCCASIONAL STUDIES

Occasional Undergraduate Commerce General CZ001DOC01 Semester Study Abroad (First Semester) Commerce General CZ091DOC01 Semester Study Abroad (Second Semester) Commerce General CZ092DOC01 17

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

QUALIFICATION SPECIALISATION CODE

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering EB001CHE01 Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Civil Engineering Civil Engineering EB002CIV01 Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering EB005MEC01 Bachelor of Science in Engineering In Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering EB009EEE01 Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Mechanical & Mechatronic Engineering Mechanical & Mechatronic Engineering EB010MEC05 Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Mechatronics Mechatronics EB011EEE05 Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Electrical & Computer Engineering Electrical & Computer Engineering EB022EEE02

Bachelor of Architectural Studies Architecture EB012APG01

Bachelor of Science in Construction Studies Construction Studies EB015CON04

Bachelor of Science in Property Studies Property Studies EB017CON03

Bachelor of Science in Geomatics Surveying EB019APG09 Geoinformatics EB019APG11

OCCASIONAL STUDY

Occasional Undergraduate Architecture & Planning EZ001APG02 Chemical Engineering EZ001CHE01 Civil Engineering EZ001CIV01 Construction Economics & Management EZ001CON01 Electrical Engineering EZ001EEE01 Geomatics EZ001APG08 Landscape Architecture EZ001APG06 Materials Engineering EZ001MEC03 Mechanical Engineering EZ001MEC01

Semester Study Abroad (First Semester) Engineering & the Built Environment General EZ091END01

Semester Study Abroad (Second Semester) Engineering & the Built Environment General EZ092END01

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

QUALIFICATION SPECIALISATION CODE UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy MB003AHS09 Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy Physiotherapy MB004AHS08 Bachelor of Science in Speech-Language Pathology Speech-Language Pathology MB010AHS10 Bachelor of Science in Audiology Audiology MB011AHS02 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Medicine and Surgery MB014DOM01

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Higher Certificate in Disability Practice* Disability Practice MU002AHS21 UNDERGRADUATE DIPLOMA

Advanced Diploma in Cosmetic Formulation Science* Cosmetic Formulation Science MU003MDN27

OCCASIONAL STUDY

Occasional Undergraduate Health Sciences General MZ001DOM01 Foreign Elective Health Sciences General MZ003DOM01

*NB: The Higher Certificate in Disability Practice and the Advanced Diploma in Cosmetic Formulation Science will only be offered if there is a sufficient number of applicants 18

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES NB: Please do not select Bachelor of Arts General (HB003DOH01) and Bachelor of Social Science General (HB001DOH01) as your first and second choices. For the purposes of admission, these are considered a single qualification, with specialisation following in later years of study. If you wish to make two choices, choose one of these and another qualification.

QUALIFICATION SPECIALISATION CODE

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Bachelor of Social Science General (any major OTHER THAN Psychology, HB001DOH01 Economics or Music) Economics or Psychology majors included HB001DOH03 Music major included HB001DOH05

Bachelor of Social Science in Philosophy, Politics and Economics Philosophy, Politics & Economics HB027PHI03

Bachelor of Social Work Social Work HB063SWK02

Bachelor of Arts General (any major OTHER THAN Psychology, HB003DOH01 Economics or Music) Economics or Psychology majors included HB003DOH03 Music major included HB003DOH05

Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art Fine Art HB008FIN01

Bachelor of Arts in Theatre & Performance Dance HB014TDP03 Theatre HB014TDP02

Bachelor of Music General HB010MUZ33 African Music Performance HB010MUZ44 Jazz Studies HB010MUZ07 Music Technology HB010MUZ41 Musicology HB010MUZ09 Opera HB010MUZ23 Western Classical Composition HB010MUZ45 Western Classical Performance HB010MUZ42

Bachelor of Arts specialising in Music Education African Music HB065MUZ02 Jazz Studies HB065MUZ07 Western Classical HB065MUZ12 UNDERGRADUATE DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES

Diploma in Theatre and Performance Dance HU020TDP03 Theatre HU020TDP02

Diploma in Music Performance African Music HU021MUZ02 Jazz Studies HU021MUZ07 Opera HU021MUZ23 Western Classical HU021MUZ12 World Music HU021MUZ14

Advanced Diploma in Music* Music HU046MUZ08

Advanced Diploma in Opera* Opera HU047MUZ23

Advanced Diploma in Theatre* Theatre HU050TDP02

Advanced Certificate in Senior Phase Teaching Senior Phase Teaching HU043EDN31 Advanced Certificate in Intermediate Phase Teaching Intermediate Phase Teaching HU045EDN35

Advanced Certificate in Foundation Phase Teaching Foundation Phase Teaching HU048EDN27

OCCASIONAL STUDY

Occasional Undergraduate Humanities General HZ001DOH01 Semester Study Abroad - first semester Humanities General HZ091DOH01 Semester Study Abroad - second semester Humanities General HZ092DOH01

* The Faculty of Humanities offers three Advanced Diplomas at HEQF level 7 (the equivalent of an undergraduate degree). Only applicants with an undergraduate degree/ diploma in Music Performance or Theatre and Performance or equivalent may apply for these diplomas. 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

FACULTY OF LAW

QUALIFICATION SPECIALISATION CODE

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Bachelor of Laws (for applicants without a first degree) Law LB002RDL06 Bachelor of Laws (for applicants with a first degree) Law (UCT graduate combined stream, 2 year) LP001RDL05 Law (non-UCT graduate stream, 3 year) LP001RDL07

OCCASIONAL STUDY

Occasional Undergraduate Law General LZ001DOL01 Semester Exchange Programme Law General LZ004DOL01 Semester Study Abroad - first semester Law General LZ091DOL01 Semester Study Abroad - second semester Law General LZ092DOL01

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

NB: If you choose the Bachelor of Science qualification you must indicate two majors for the BSc.

QUALIFICATION MAJOR CODE

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Bachelor of Science Applied Mathematics SB001MAM01 Applied Statistics SB001STA01 Archaeology SB001AGE01 Astrophysics SB001AST02 Biochemistry SB001MCB01 Biology SB001BIO12 Business Computing* SB001CSC02 Chemistry SB001CEM01 Computer Engineering* SB001CSC03 Computer Science SB001CSC05 Environmental & Geographical Science SB001EGS02 Genetics SB001MCB04 Geology SB001GEO02 Human Anatomy & Physiology SB001HUB17 Marine Biology SB001BIO05 Mathematical Statistics SB001STA02 Mathematics SB001MAM02 Ocean & Atmosphere Science SB001SEA03 Physics SB001PHY01 Quantitative Biology SB001B1013

*Should you choose one of these majors, you must select Computer Science SB001CSC05 as your second major.

OCCASIONAL STUDY

Occasional Undergraduate Science General SZ001DSC01 Semester Study Abroad - first semester Science General SZ091DSC01

Semester Study Abroad - second semester Science General SZ092DSC01

If your school code is not listed here, simply write the name of your school on the application form.

TABLE B: SCHOOL CODES

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

SOUTH AFRICA 1000769 Central Islamic School 1001042 DF Malan High School - Bellville 1000276 Abbotts College - Claremont 1000781 Chapman Senior Secondary School 1001043 DF Malan High School - Jhb 1000277 Abbotts College - 1000815 Chris Hani High School (Gauteng) 1001080 (Bishops) 1000278 Abbotts College - 1000816 Chris Hani Secondary School 1001081 Diocesan School For Girls 1000275 Abbotts College - Northcliff 1311683 Chesterhouse School (Grahamstown) 1000279 ABC Academy 1000824 Christian Brothers Coll (Boksburg) 1001094 Dlangezwa High School 1395671 African Leadership Academy 1000826 Christian Brothers Coll (Cape Town) 1001105 Dominican Convent High School 1000333 Alexander Road High School 1000827 Christian Brothers Coll (Kimberley) 1001114 Douglas Mbopa Secondary School 1000334 Alexander Sinton Senior Sec School 1000828 Christian Brothers Coll (Pretoria) 1001116 Dr AD Lazarus Secondary School 1000345 Allen Glen High School 1000829 Christian Brothers College 1001155 Duncan Village Senior Sec School 1000352 Aloe Senior Secondary School (Bloemfontein) 1001156 Dundee High School 1000411 Assumption Convent (Malvern) 1000830 Christian Brothers College (Springs) 1001157 Dundee Secondary School 1000422 Atlantis Senior Secondary School 1000831 Christian Brothers College (Welkom) 1001164 Girls Secondary School 1000437 Azara Senior Secondary School 1000854 Clarendon Girls High School 1001165 Durban Girls’ High School 1000458 Bankuna High School 1000878 Collegiate Girls High School 1001166 Durban Girls’ College 1000484 Batswana High School 1000888 Commercial Park Private School 1001167 1000490 Beacon Hill Senior Secondary School 1000895 Concordia High School 1001168 College 1000510 Belgravia Senior Secondary School 1000896 Concordia Secondary School 1001169 1000512 Senior Secondary School 1000916 COSAT-Cnt of Science & Technology 1001189 East London Science College 1000526 Benoni High School 1000925 Cravenby Secondary School 1001199 Ebenezer High School 1000534 High School 1000927 Crawford College (Sandton) 1001200 Ebenezer Majombozi High School 1000535 Bernadino Heights Secondary School 1000928 Crawford College (La Lucia) 1001215 Eden College 1000542 Bethel High School (North West) 1000929 Crawford College (Durban) 1001222 Edenvale High School 1000543 Bethel High School (East London) 1000930 Crawford College (Pretoria) 1001224 High School 1000544 Bethel Senior Secondary School 1000931 Crawford College (Lonehill) 1001242 Effingham Heights Secondary School 1000545 Bethelsdorp Senior Secondary School 1000933 Crawford College (North Coast) 1340922 Elkanah House School 1000566 Senior Sec School 1000937 Crestway Senior Secondary School 1001280 Elsies River High School 1000610 Boksburg High School 1450341 Curro Aurora 1001294 Emhlwaneni High School 1000641 1405363 Curro Bankenveld 1001300 Emmanuel Christian School 1000642 Boston House College (Cape Town) 1552907 Curro Bloemfontein 1001305 Empangeni High School 1000659 High School 1000946 Curro Durbanville 1001328 Epp Mhinga High School 1000669 Brebner High School 1439685 Curro Embury 1001329 Epworth High School 1000675 Brescia House Ursuline Convent 1465094 Curro Hazeldean 1001331 Eqinisweni Secondary School 1000676 1549011 Curro Hermanus 1001337 Eric Nxumalo High School 1000677 Bridge House College 1587513 Curro Heuwelkruin 1001338 Ermelo High School 1000691 Bryanston High School 1400523 Curro Langebaan 1001339 Eros Cerebral Palsy School 1000703 Bulumko High School 1471398 Curro Mossel Bay 1001341 Esangweni High School 1000712 Butterworth High School 1548817 Curro Nelspruit 1001343 Eshowe High School 1000727 Cambridge College (KwaZulu-Natal) 1509359 Curro Roodeplaat 1001354 1000728 Cambridge College (Western Cape) 1436325 Curro Serengeti 1001357 Ethembeni High School 1000729 Cambridge High School (Eastern Cape) 1000942 Crystal Senior Secondary School 1001363 Eunice High School 1000730 High School 1000956 Dainfern College 1001375 Excelsior Secondary School (Belhar) 1311031 Cape Academy of Maths and Science 1000959 Dale College Boys High School 1001384 Fairbairn High School 1000733 Cannons Creek 1000968 Damelin (Correspondence) College 1001388 Fairmont High School 1000734 Cape College 1000970 Damelin College (Johannesburg) 1001389 Fairmount High School 1000738 1000984 Danville Park Girls High School 1001407 Fezeka Secondary School 1000740 Capital College 1000999 Dawnview High School 1001419 High School 1000742 Capricorn High School 1001006 De Kuilen High School 1001423 Floors Senior Secondary School 1000754 Carter High School 1001009 De La Salle College 1001424 Florapark Comprehensive High School 1000757 Cathkin Senior Secondary School 1001028 Desmond Mpilo Tutu Sen Sec School 1001425 Florida Hoerskool 1000759 Cedar House (Paarl) 1001426 Florida Park High School 1000760 Cedar Senior Secondary School 1001035 Deutsche Schule Hermannsburg 1001427 Florida Senior Secondary School 1000761 Cedar Senior School (Free State) 1001036 Deutsche Schule Johannesburg 1001445 Fourways High School 1000762 Cefups Academy 1001037 Deutsche Schule Kapstadt 1001464 Freemantle Senior Secondary School 1000765 Centenary Senior Secondary School 1001038 Deutsche Schule Pretoria 1001470 Funda Community College 21

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

1001471 Funda High School 1001957 Immaculata Secondary Private School 1002513 Lawson Brown School (Fort Beaufort) 1001499 Gardens Commercial School 1001958 Immaculata Senior Secondary School 1141228 Leap Maths & Science School 1001502 Garlandale Senior Secondary School 1001971 Inanda Seminary 1002523 Lebowakgomo Commercial College 1001521 Gelvandale Senior Secondary School 1001988 Inkamana Secondary School 1002534 Lehana High School 1001524 General Smuts High School 1002005 International School of Cape Town 1002562 Lentegeur Senior Secondary School 1001540 Germiston High School 1002009 International School of South Africa 1002590 Leshata Secondary School 1001558 Giyani High School 1002012 Intlanganiso Secondary School 1002601 Letsatsing High School 1001562 Glen Cowie Secondary School 1002044 Isilimela Comprehensive School 1002645 Little Flower High School (Eastern Cape) 1001563 Glen High School 1002045 Isipingo Secondary School 1002647 Little Flower Senior Sec School (KZN) 1001566 Glenhaven Secondary School 1002048 Islamia College 1002651 Livingstone Senior Secondary School 1001569 Glenvista High School 1002049 Islamic College (KwaZulu-Natal) 1002679 Lowveld High School 1001570 Glenwood Boys High School 1002059 Ithembelihle High School 1002686 Luckhoff Senior Secondary School 1001583 Good Hope Seminary 1002066 Ixna Academy 1002690 Luhlaza Senior Secondary School 1001602 Grace College (Gauteng) 1002067 1002747 Mabopane High School 1001603 Grace College (KwaZulu-Natal)) 1002092 Jan Van Riebeeck High School 1002823 Maitland High School 1001605 Graeme College 1002100 Jeppe Boys High School 1002868 Malibu Secondary School 1001609 Grassdale Senior Secondary School 1002102 Jeppe Girls High School 1002907 Mandlenkosi Secondary School 1001611 Senior Secondary School 1002107 J G Meiring High School 1002932 Manyano High School 1001618 Greenpoint Senior Secondary School 1002125 Joe Slovo Comprehensive School 1002936 Manzomthombo Secondary School 1001619 Greenside High School 1002135 John Bisseker Senior Sec School 1002951 Marburg Secondary School 1001627 Grenville High School 1002143 John Ross College 1002964 Maria Louw Senior Secondary School 1001628 Grey Boys High School (Eastern Cape) 1002146 John Wycliffe Christian High School 1002968 Marianhill High School 1001629 Grey College (Bloemfontein) 1002167 J S Skenjana Senior Secondary School 1002971 Mariasdal High School 1001637 Groenvlei Senior Secondary School 1002192 Kasselsvlei Senior Secondary School 1002973 Mariazell High School 1001640 High School 1002200 Kayamandi High School 1002978 Maris Stella Convent 1001643 Grosvenor Boys High School 1002201 1002980 Marist Brothers College (Linmeyer) 1001644 Grosvenor Girls High School 1002212 Kensington High School (Gauteng) 1002981 Marist Brothers College (Walmer) 1001651 Comprehensive School 1002213 Kensington Senior Secondary School 1002982 Marist Brothers Collegwe (Inanda) 1001682 Hans Kekana High School 1002266 Khanyisa College 1002983 Marist Brothers High School 1001693 Harold Cressy Senior Sec School 1002267 Khanyisa High School 1002985 1001697 Harry Gwala Senior School 1002270 Khanyolwethu Secondary School 1003007 Marymount High School 1001699 Harry Oppenheimer Agric High School 1002272 Kharwastan Secondary School 1003035 Masibumbane High School 1001709 Hatfield Christian School 1002284 Kheto Nxumayo Agric High School 1003042 Masiphatisane Senior Sec School 1001715 Haythorne Senior Secondary School 1002308 Khwevha Commercial High School 1003048 Masiyile Secondary School 1001716 Hazyview Comprehensive School 1002312 Kimberley Boys High School 1003101 Matshumane Senior Secondary School 1001718 Head Start College 1002313 Kimberley Girls’ High School 1003108 Matthew Goniwe High School 1001723 Heather Secondary School 1002316 King David High School(Linden) 1003109 Matthew Goniwe Public School 1001726 Heathfield High School 1002317 King David High School(Linksfield) 1003140 Mbilwi Senior Secondary School 1001750 Hermanus High School 1002318 King David High School(Victory Pk) 1003183 Menzi High School 1001751 Herschel School 1002327 Kingsmead College 1003201 Combined School 1001753 Herzlia High School 1002328 Kingsridge High School (Kaffrarian) 1003225 1001760 HF Tlou High School 1002330 Kingsway High School 1003239 Milner High School 1001774 Hillcrest High School (Hillcrest) 1002331 Kingswood College 1003240 1001775 Hillcrest High School (Mossel Bay) 1002348 High School 1003264 ML Sultan High School 1001783 Hilton College 1002375 Krugersdorp High School 1003265 Ml Sultan Secondary School 1001857 Holy Cross Convent - Maitland 1002381 Kulani Secondary School 1003267 Mlokothwa High School 1001860 Holy Cross High School - Umtata 1002430 Kwamfundo Sec School 1003270 Mmabatho High School 1001865 Holy Rosary Convent 1002431 Kwamgaga High School 1003302 Modiri High School 1001869 Holy Trinity Senior Sec School 1002462 La Rochelle Girls High School 1003360 Mom Seboni Secondary School 1001880 Hottentots-Holland High School 1002475 Ladysmith High School 1003361 Mondale Senior Secondary School 1001885 1002493 Langa High School (Cape Town) 1003362 Mondeor High School 1001886 Howick Secondary School 1002494 Langa High School (Pongola) 1003391 Morningside H.S.(Pre Chinese H.S.) 1001894 Huguenot High School 1002495 Langa High School (Thulamahashe) 1003424 Motse Maria High School 1001906 Hyde Park High School 1002496 Langa SS School (Flagstaff) 1003428 Motswedi High School 1001916 I D Mkize Senior Secondary School 1002511 Lavender Hill Senior Secondary School 1003438 Mount View SS School - Hanover Park 1001930 Ikamvalethu Finishing School 1002512 Lawson Brown HS (Port Elizabeth) 1003439 Mount View SS School - 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CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

1003443 Mowat Park High School 1004192 Port Alfred High School 1004589 Sastri College 1003456 Mphaphuli Senior Secondary School 1004196 Port Shepstone High School 1004602 School of Tomorrow 1003469 Mpofini High School 1004201 Portland Senior Secondary School 1004608 Scottburgh High School 1003496 Msobomvu Senior Secondary School 1004203 Potchefstroom Boys High School 1004613 High School 1003528 Muir College 1004204 Potchefstroom Girls High School 1004621 Sebalamakgolo High School 1003529 High School 1004217 President High School - Vrijzee 1004637 Sefoloko Secondary School 1003612 National School Of The Arts 1004219 Prestige College - Hammanskraal 1004665 Selborne College 1003652 Nest Phuthing School 1004223 Pretoria Boys High School 1004713 Settlers High School 1003667 New Orleans Secondary School 1004227 Pretoria Girls High School 1004730 Shayandima High School 1003668 New West Secondary School 1004230 Pretoria Muslim School 1004791 Simon Estes High School 1003669 Newcastle High School 1004240 Princeton Senior Secondary School 1004797 Simunye High School (Western Cape) 1003723 Nirvana Secondary School 1004254 Pro Arte High School 1004798 Simunye Senior Secondary School 1003779 Nonceba Senior Secondary School 1004259 Progress College (KZN) 1003783 Nonkululeko Senior Secondary School 1004291 Qhakaza Educational Programme 1004800 Sinako Sen Sec. School 1003785 Noorder Paarl Senior Sec School (Gauteng) 1004802 Sinethemba SS School (Western Cape) 1003795 Northcliff High School 1004292 Qhakaza High School (KwaZulu-Natal) 1004803 Sinethemba SS School (Eastern Cape) 1003798 Northern Academy Secondary School 1004295 Qhayiya Secondary School 1004835 Sithembele Mathiso High School 1003804 Northlands Girls High School (Western Cape) 1004855 Siyamukela High School 1003809 Northwood High School 1004296 Qhayiya Senior Secondary School 1004870 SJ V D Merwe High School 1003820 Nqweba High School (E.Cape) 1004890 Somerset College 1003868 Nwamavimbi Secondary School 1004312 Queens College Boys High School 1004894 Somkhahlekwa Senior Sec School 1003870 Nyameko High School 1004315 Queensburgh Boys High School 1004899 Sophumelela High School 1003874 Nyanga Senior Secondary School 1004316 Queensburgh Girls High Schools 1004905 High School 1003885 Oakhill School 1004318 Queenstown Girls High School 1004909 South Peninsula Senior Sec School 1003886 Oaklands Senior Secondary School 1004331 Raisethorpe Secondary School 1004924 Spine Road Senior Secondary School 1003895 Ogwini Comprehensive High School 1004376 Randpark High School 1004925 Springfield Convent 1395819 Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy 1004397 Ravensmead Senior Secondary School 1004927 Springs Boys High School for Girls 1004409 Reddam House (Atlantic Seaboard) 1004929 Springs Girls High School 1322702 Oracle Academy 1326656 Reddam House (Bedfordview) 1004938 St Alban’s College 1003924 Orient Islamic Secondary School 1004408 Reddam House (Tokai) 1004942 St Andrew’s College (Grahamstown) 1003932 Oscar Mpetha High School 1004410 Redhill High School 1004943 St Andrew’s High School 1003989 Oude Molen Technical School 1004423 Reitumetse Senior Secondary School (Western Cape) 1003992 Oudtshoorn High School 1004434 Repholositswe Senior School 1004944 St Andrew’s School (Bloemfontein) 1003995 Our Lady Of Fatima Convent 1004435 Reservoir Hills Secondary School 1004946 St Andrew’s School (Senderwood) 1004001 Outeniqua High School 1004446 Rhenish Girls High School 1004950 St Anne’s Diocesan College 1004014 Paarl Boys High School 1004447 Rhodes High School 1004955 St Augustine Residential School 1004015 Paarl Girls High School 1004458 Ridgeway College 1004957 St Augustines High School 1004030 High School 1004459 Riebeeck College 1004959 St Barnabas College 1004033 1004473 Rivonia High School 1004963 St Benedict’s College 1004034 Parklands High School 1004480 Robinvale Secondary School 1004966 St Boniface High School 1004035 Parktown Boys High School 1004483 Rocklands Senior Secondary School 1004967 St Brendan’s School 1004039 Parktown Girls High School 1004486 Roedean School 1004973 St Charles College 1004042 Parow High School 1004487 Rondebosch Boys High School 1004980 St Conrad’s College 1004048 Paul Roos Gymnasium 1004494 Roosevelt High School 1004983 St Cyprian’s School 1004050 Pax College 1004496 Rosebank Convent 1004984 St David’s College 1004052 Pearson High School 1004497 Rosebank House College 1004986 St Dominic’s Academy 1004055 Pelican Park Secondary School 1004521 Rustenburg Girls High School 1004987 St Dominic’s College 1004057 Penryn College 1004529 Rylands Secondary School 1004988 St Dominic’s Convent 1004078 Phakama High School (Western Cape) 1004547 Sacred Heart College (Yeoville) 1004993 St Dunstans 1004079 Phakama High School (Eastern Cape) 1004550 Sacred Heart High School (Verulam) 1004994 St Enda’s Secondary School 1004080 Phakamani Adult Centre 1004555 Saheti School 1004996 St Francis Adult Ed Centre 1004130 Pholela High School 1004564 Salt River Secondary School (Western Cape) 1004155 Pietermaritzburg Girls High School 1004572 Sandown High School 1004997 St Francis Adult Ed Centre (Boksburg) 1004156 Pietermaritzburg Tech High School 1004573 Sandringham High School 1004998 St Francis College (Benoni) 1004164 1004578 Sans Souci High School 1004999 St Francis College (Mariannhill) 1004166 Boys High School 1004584 Sarepta Senior Secondary School 1005006 St George’s Grammar School 1004168 Pinetown Girls High School 1004585 Sasa Combined Independent School 1005014 St James Ss School (Eastern Cape) 1004181 Plumstead High School 1004587 Sasolburg High School 1005015 St James Ss School (Western Cape) 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

1005018 St John’s College (Johannesburg) 1005277 Thembalabantu High School 1005705 Waterkloof High School 1005019 St John’s College (Umtata) 1005282 Thembelihle Secondary School 1005709 Waverley Girls High School 1005021 St John’s Diocesan High School 1005283 Thengwe Senior Secondary School 1005710 W B Rubusana High School 1005029 St Joseph’s College (Rondebosch) 1005285 Theodor Herzl High School 1005718 Welkom High School 1005036 St Lukes Senior College 1005295 Thohoyandou High School 1005719 Welkom Secondary School 1005038 St Mark’s College 1005310 Thomas More School 1005728 Wendywood High School 1005041 St Martin’s School 1005387 Tongaat Secondary School 1005743 1005049 St Mary’s Diocesan School For Girls 1005398 Trafalgar Senior Secondary School 1005744 Westering High School (Pretoria) 1005403 Treverton College 1005753 Westridge High School (Gauteng) 1005050 St Mary’s Diocesan School For Girls 1005408 Trinity High School 1005755 Westridge Senior Secondary School (KwaZulu-Natal) 1005411 Trinityhouse High School 1005758 Westville Boys’ High School 1005052 St Mary’s (Waverley) 1005445 Tshikevha Christian School 1005759 Westville Girls’ High School 1005058 St Michael’s School (Bloemfontein) 1005458 Tshivhase High School 1005765 William Pescod Senior Sec School 1005077 St Peter’s College (Rivonia) 1005469 Tshwane North College 1005773 Willowridge High School 1005079 St Peters College (Sunninghill) 1005472 Tsogo High School 1005780 Windsor High School (Lansdowne) 1005081 St Stithian’s College 1005475 Tsoseletso High School 1005783 Wingen Heights Secondary School 1005082 St Stithian’s Collegiate (Girls) 1005499 High School 1005796 Wittebome High School 1005085 St Teresa’s Convent (Rosebank) 1005503 Tyldon School 1005811 Woodridge College 1005091 St Thomas Aquinas Witbank Convent 1005510 Ugie High School 1005815 Worcester Gymnasium 1005095 St Thomas Senior Secondary School 1005528 Umkomaas Senior Secondary School 1005817 Worcester Senior Secondary School 1005107 Stanger Secondary School 1005529 Umlazi Commercial High School 1005824 Wykeham Collegiate 1005110 Star International High School 1005531 Umlazi Comtech High School 1005825 Wynberg Boys’ High School 1005118 Steenberg Senior Secondary School 1005532 Umlazi Senior Secondary 1005826 Wynberg Girls’ High School 1005121 1005541 Umtata High School 1005827 Wynberg Senior Secondary School 1005123 Stellenbosch High School 1005542 Umtata International School 1005842 York High School 1005124 Stembele Matiso Secondary School 1005549 Union High School 1005867 Secondary School 1005133 Stirling High School 1005554 Unity High School 1005887 Zingisa Seminary 1005138 Strandfontein Senior Sec School 1005560 Uplands College 1005896 Zisukhanyo Secondary School 1005156 Sukuma Secondary School 1005563 Usasazo Secondary High School 1005901 Zola Sen Sec School 1005170 Sutherland High School (Sutherland) 1005571 Uxolo High School 1005905 Nest Senior School 1005171 Sutherland High School (Wierdapark) 1005590 Vela Private School 1005908 Zwaanswyk High School 1005178 Swelihle High School 1005611 Verulam Independent School 1005916 Zwelibanzi High School 1005193 High School 1005612 Verulam Secondary School 1005202 Tamsanqa Senior School 1005626 Victoria Girls High School 1005212 Taxila Senior Secondary School 1005628 Victoria Park High School 1005231 Teto Secondary School 1005657 Vryheid Comprehensive Sec Sch 1005232 Thaba-Jabula High School 1005666 Vukuzakhe High School 1005247 Thandokhulu High School 1005685 Vusisizwe Secondary School 1005263 The Hill High School 1005700 Wartburg-kirchdorf High School 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

TABLE C: EXAMINING AUTHORITY

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION South African Provincial Education Departments IB International Baccalaureate Organisation EC Eastern Cape Exam Authority NA Combined NSC/Abitur FS Free State Exam Authority NB Ministry of Education Namibia GT Gauteng Education Department ZS Zimbabwe School Examinations Council KN KwaZulu-Natal Exam Authority FO Other Foreign Examining Council LIM Limpopo Exam Authority MP Mpumalanga Exam Authority Former South African Education Departments NC Northern Cape Exam Authority CA Cape Education Department NW North West Exam Authority CO Dept of Education & Culture/House of Representatives WC Western Cape Exam Authority ET Dept of Education and Training IN Dept of Education & Culture/House of Delegates Other South African Examining Authority JM Joint Matriculation Board IE Independent Examination Board NA Natal Education Department ER South African Comprehensive Assessment Institute NE Dept of Education & Culture/House of Assembly OF Orange Free State Education Department Foreign Examining Authority TK Transkei Education Department AE Associated Examining Board TR Transvaal Education Department CL Cambridge International Examinations or equivalent

TABLE D: SCHOOL-LEAVING SUBJECTS This table is arranged by school-leaving qualification

CODE DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

National Senior Certificate Subjects XHF IsiXhosa First Additional Language TLS Telegu Second Additional Language ACT Accounting XHH IsiXhosa Home Language TRM Tourism AFF First Additional Language XHS IsiXhosa Second Additional Languae TSF Tshivenda First Additional Language AFH Afrikaans Home Language ZLF IsiZulu First Additional Language TSH Tshivenda Home Language AFS Afrikaans Second Additional Language ZLH IsiZulu Home Language TSS Tshivenda Second Additional Language AGM Agricultural Management Practices ZLS IsiZulu Second Additional Language URF Urdu First Additional Language AGS Agricultural Science ITS Italian Second Additional Language URH Urdu Home Language AGT Agricultural Technology LTS Latin Second Additional Language URS Urdu Second Additional Language ARS Arabic Second Additional Language LFO Life Orientation VSA Visual Arts BST Business Studies LFS Life Sciences XTF Xitsonga First Additional Language CIT Civil Technology MTL Mathematical Literacy XTH Xitsonga Home Language CAT Computer Applications Technology MTH Mathematics XTS Xitsonga Second Additional Language CNS Consumer Studies MET Mechanical Technology DNS Dance Studies MUS Music Subjects of other assessment bodies that are DSG Design PSC Physical Sciences approved by the Minister of Education DRA Dramatic Arts PRF Portuguese First Additional Language AR6 Associated Board of Royal Schools of ECO Economics PRH Portuguese Home Language Music Practical Music Examination Grade 6 ELT Electrical Technology PRS Portuguese Second Additional AR7 Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music EGD Engineering Graphics and Design Language Practical Music Examination Grade 7 ENF English First Additional Language REL Religion Studies AR8 Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music ENH English Home Language SPF Sepedi First Additional Language Practical Music Examination Grade 8 ENS English Second Additional Language SPH Sepedi Home Language ARP Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music FSS French Second Additional Language SPS Sepedi Second Additional Language GEO Geography SSF Sesotho First Additional Language Practical Music Examination Performer’s Diploma GRH German Home Language SSH Sesotho Home Language ARL Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music GRS German Second Additional Language SSS Sesotho Second Additional Language Performer’s Licentiate in Music GJF Gujarati First Additional Language STF Setswana First Additional Language TP6 Trinity College of London Practical Music GJH Gujarati Home Language STH Setswana Home Language Examination Grade 6 GJS Gujarati Second Additional Language STS Setswana Second Additional Language TP7 Trinity College of London Practical Music HBS Hebrew Second Additional Language SWF SiSwati First Additional Language Examination Grade 7 HNF Hindi First Additional Language SWH SiSwati Home Language TP8 Trinity College of London Practical Music HNH Hindi Home Language SWS SiSati Second Additional Language Examination Grade 8 HNS Hindi Second Additional Language SPS Spanish Second Additional Language TPA Trinity College of London (TCL) Performer’s HIS History TMF Tamil First Additional Language Certificate, Associate HSP Hospitality Studies TMH Tamil Home Language TPC Trinity College of London (TCL) Performer’s INF Information Technology TMS Tamil Second Additional Language Certificate NDF IsiNdebele First Additional Language TLF Telegu First Additional Language TPL Trinity College of London Performer’s NDH IsiNdebele Home Language TLH Telegu Home Language Licentiate in Music NDS IsiNdebele Second Additional Language 25

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

UP6 UNISA Practical Music Examination Grade 6 GER German ATC Arts & Crafts UP7 UNISA Practical Music Examination Grade 7 HND Hindi BIB Biblical Studies UP8 UNISA Practical Music Examination Grade 8 HIN Hinduism BIO Biology UPL UNISA Performer’s Licentiate in Music HIS History BOT Botany HIA History of Art BDR Building Drawing Advanced (A) Level subjects HEC Home Economics BEC Business Economics ACC Accountancy HBO Human Biology BUM Business Management ACM Accounting & Commercial Maths INF Information Technology BST Business Studies ACT Accounting ISS Islamic Studies BUS Business Studies ADM Additional Mathematics ITL Italian CHE Chemistry AFR Afrikaans LAT Latin CHN Chinese AGR Agriculture LAW Law CHT Christian Theology AHI Ancient History LCP Law of Criminal Proc.& Evidenc CLC Classical Civilisation APM Applied Mathematics MNG Management of Business CMM Commerce AME Applied Mechanics MAT Mathematics CLA Common Law ARD Art & Design MEC Mechanics COS Communication Studies ART Art MST Media Studies CSC Computer Science ATC Arts & Crafts MET Metalwork CST Computer Studies BIB Biblical Studies MUS Music COM Computing BIO Biology NBL Ndebele COO Cookery BOT Botany NEE Needlework/Dressmaking DEC Design & Communication BDR Building Drawing PTA Painting (ART) DET Design & Technology BEC Business Economics PHI Philosophy DIV Divinity BUM Business Management PSC Physical Science DTX Dress And Textiles BST Business Studies PHY Physics EPA Economic & Public Affairs BUS Business Studies PLG Politics and Government ECS Economics CHE Chemistry POR Portuguese EGP Economics, government, pol CHN Chinese PEL Principles - English Law ELT Electronics CHT Christian Theology PAC Principles of Accounts ELP Electronics (Physics) CLC Classical Civilisation PSY Psychology EDR Engineering Drawing CMM Commerce PAD Public Administration ESC Engineering Science CLA Common Law PAM Pure & Applied Mathematics EGH English COS Communication Studies PFM Pure & Further Pure Mathematics EGL English Language CSC Computer Science PUM Pure Mathematics ELI English Literature CST Computer Studies RST Religious Studies ENT Entrepreneurship COM Computing RUS Russian ENV Environmental Management COO Cookery STW Setswana FAF Fashion & Fabric DEC Design & Communication SHO Shona FAN Food & Nutrition DET Design & Technology SOB Social Biology FSC Food Science DIV Divinity SOC Social Studies FST Food Studies DTX Dress and Textiles SCO Sociology FRE French EPA Economic & Public Affairs SSH Southern Sotho FRL French Language ECS Economics SPA Spanish FMA Further Mathematics EGP Economics,government,pol STS Statistics GPA General Paper ELT Electronics TDR Technical Drawing GST General Studies ELP Electronics (Physics) TGR Technical Graphics GEO Geography EDR Engineering Drawing TEC Technology GLG Geology ESC Engineering Science TST Theatre Studies GDR Geometrical Drawing EGH English THK Thinking Skills GMD Geometrical/Mechanical Drawing EGL English Language TTO Travel and Tourism GER German ELI English Literature WDW Woodwork HND Hindi ENT Entrepeneurship XHH Xhosa HIN Hinduism ENV Enviromental Mngt ZOO Zoology HIS History FAF Fashion & Fabric HIA History of Art FAN Food & Nutrition Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Level subjects HEC Home Economics FSC Food Science ACC Accountancy HBO Human Biology FST Food Studies ACM Accounting & Commercial Maths INF Information Technology FRE French ACT Accounting ISS Islamic Studies FRL French Language ADM Additional Mathematics ITL Italian FMA Further Mathematics AFR Afrikaans LAT Latin GPA General Paper AGR Agriculture LAW Law GST General Studies AHI Ancient History LCP Law of Criminal Proc.& Evidenc GEO Geography APM Applied Mathematics MNG Management of Business GLG Geology AME Applied Mechanics MAT Mathematics GDR Geometrical Drawing ARD Art & Design MEC Mechanics GMD Geometrical/Mechanical Drawing ART Art MST Media Studies 26

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

MET Metalwork COM Commerce ISR Islamic Religion & culture MUS Music CMS Commercial Studies ISL Islamiyat NBL Ndebele COS Community Studies ITL Italian NEE Needlework/Dressmaking CST Computer Studies LAT Latin PTA Painting (ART) COO Cookery LAW Law PHI Philosophy CDT Craft Design and Technology LIT Literature PSC Physical Science CFM Craftwork - Metal MAT Mathematics PHY Physics CFW Craftwork - Wood MTA Mathematics A PLG Politics and Government CLS Cultural Studies MTB Mathematics B POR Portuguese DEC Design & Communication MTC Mathematics C PEL Principles - English Law DCM Design & Craftwork-metal MEW Metalwork PAC Principles of Accounts DET Design & Technology MGK Modern Greek PSY Psychology DSA Design (ART) MHB Modern Hebrew PAD Public Administration DCR Design and Craftwork-wood MSC Modern Standard Chinese PAM Pure & Applied Mathematics DVS Development Studies MUS Music PFM Pure & Further Pure Mathematic DIV Divinity NBL Ndebele PUM Pure Mathematics DRE Dressmaking NEE Needlework/Dressmaking RST Religious Studies DTH Dutch NUC Nutrition and Cookery RUS Russian ECG Economic Geography PAK Pakistan Studies STW Setswana ECH Economic History PGG Physical Geog & Element Geolog SHO Shona EPI Economic Principles PSC Physical Science SOB Social Biology EPA Economic/Public Affairs PHY Physics SOC Social Studies ECO Economics PCH Physics with Chemistry SCO Sociology EAE Electricity and Electronics PLS Polish SSH Southern Sotho ELT Electronics POR Portuguese SPA Spanish ELM Elementary Mathematics PAC Principles of Accounts STS Statistics ESC Engineering Science PEL Principles/English Law TDR Technical Drawing ENW Engineering Workshop PMT Project Mathematics TGR Technical Graphics EGH English PAM Pure & Applied Mathematics TEC Technology EGL English Language RKN Religious Knowledge TST Theatre Studies ELI English Literature RST Religious Studies THK Thinking Skills EXS Extended Science SCB Science (Chemistry, Biology) TTO Travel and Tourism FAF Fashion and Fabrics SCI Science WDW Woodwork FAN Food and Nutrition SPC Science (Physics, Chemistry) XHH Xhosa FRE French SOT Sesotho ZOO Zoology FRL French Language STW Setswana FRR French Literature SHO Shona Ordinary (O) Level subjects FRO French with Oral SIL Silozi ACT Accounting FPR Fundamentals of Production SIN Sinhala ACS Additional Combined Science FFR Further French Studies SIS Siswati ADS Additional General Science GHO General Housecraft SOB Social Biology ADM Additional Mathematics GPA General Paper SOC Sociology AFO Afrikaans with Oral GSC General Science SMT Southampton Mathematics AFR Afrikaans GST General Studies SSH Southern Sotho AGS Agricultural Science GEO Geography SPA Spanish AGR Agriculture GLG Geology SPO Spanish with Oral ARA Arabic GDR Geometrical Drawing SPD Speech & Drama ARD Art & Design GOD Geometrical Drawing STA Statistics ART Art GMD Geometrical/Mechanical Drawing STS Statistics ATC Arts & Crafts GER German SOA Study of Art BEM Bemba GLI German Literature SLI Swahili BKN Bible Knowledge GRO German with Oral SWE Swedish BIO Biology GRK Greek TAM Tamil BOT Botany GRL Greek Literature TGR Technical Graphics BRC British Constitution HSC Health Science TPR Theory & Practice BUD Buddhism HEB Hebrew URD Urdu BLS Building Studies HIN Hindi WDW Woodwork BUR Burmese HID Hinduism ZUL Zul BUM Business Management HST Historical Studies BST Business Studies HIS History International General Certificate in Secondary CHE Chemistry HOM Home Management Education (IGCSE) CHI Chichewa HCO Household Cookery ACT Accounting CRE Christian Religious Education HBO Human Biology ADM Additional Mathematics CLG Classical Greek INS Information Studies AFM Afrikaans 1st Language CHU Combined Humanities ISC Integrated Science AFS Afrikaans 2nd Language CSC Combined Science ISB Integrated Science-b AGR Agriculture 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

ARM Arabic 1st Language EGS English 2nd Language MUS Music ADE Art & Design ELI English Literature NEC Natural Economy ADS Art & Design: 3d Studies ENV Enviroment Management NAT Natural Economy ADG Art & Design: Graphics ENV Environmental Management OSM Oshikwanyama 1st Language ADD Art & Design: Painting/Drawing FAF Fashion & Fabrice ONM Oshindonga 1st Language ADP Art & Design: Photography FIT Fitting & Turning PED Physical Education ADT Art & Design: Textiles FAN Food & Nutrition PSC Physical Science BIO Biology FSC Food Science PHY Physics BRP Bricklaying & Plastering FRE French POM Portuguese 1st Language BST Business Studies FRM French 1st Language PFL Portuguese Foreign Language CHE Chemistry FFL French Foreign Language PAC Principles Of Accounts CHD Child Development FRR French Literature RST Religious Studies CHM Chinese 1st Language GEO Geography RWM Rukwangali First Language CFL Chinese Mandarin Foreign Language GMD Geometrical/Mechanical Drawing RUM Russian 1st Language CSC Combined Science GER German SCB Science (Chemistry, Biology) COM Commerce GEM German 1st Language SPC Science (Physics, Chemistry) CPR Computer Practice GFL German Foreign Language SES Sesotho CST Computer Studies GET German s(3RD) Language SEM Sesotho 1st Language COS Co-ordinated Science HI Hindi STW Setswana CDP Craft, Design & Production HIS History SHO Shona 2nd Language CZM Czech 1st Language HEC Home Economics SIM Silozi 1st Language DEC Design & Communication NFL Indonesian Foreign Language SOC Sociology DET Design & Technology INF Information Technology SPM Spanish 1st Language DST Developement Studies IFL Italian Foreign Language SFL Spanish Foreign Language DEV Development Studies JAM Japanese 1st Language STS Statistics DRA Drama KWM Kwanyama 1st Language SLS Swahili DUM Dutch 1st Language LAT Latin TDR Technical Drawing DFL Dutch Foreign Language LIA Literature A THI Thimbukushu 1st Language ECS Economics MFL Malay Foreign Language TUM Turkish 1st Language ELE Electricity MAT Mathematics TOO Typing & Office Org ELT Electronics MET Metalwork WDK Woodwork EGM English 1st Language MME Motor Mechanics 28 TABLE E: SENIOR CERTIFICATE/SCHOOL-LEAVING GRADE/LEVEL

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION A Advanced Level I IGCSE S Standard Grade C Subsidiary Level M M-Level U Undifferentiated G HIGCSE N National Senior Certificate X Advanced Subsidiary Level H Higher Grade O Ordinary Level

TABLE F: POST-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES/LEVEL

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION COL SA Higher Education College OTH Other UNV South African University FPE Foreign PSE Institution TEC Technical College WRK Labour Force MAT Secondary/High School TKN South African Technikon MIL National Service UEM Unemployed

TABLE G: TERTIARY EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS UNIVERSITIES & UNIVERSITIES OF TECHNOLOGY

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION 1005970 University of 1006118 Rhodes University 1006195 University of South Africa Technology 1498148 Sol Plaatje University 1006196 University of Stellenbosch 1005996 Durban Institute of Technology 1006168 Tshwane University of Technology 1006197 University of The Free State 1006009 Foreign Colleges of Advanced 1006178 University of Cape Town 1006201 University of The Western Cape Technology 1006181 University of Fort Hare 1006202 University of The Witwatersrand 1006013 Foreign University 1006184 University of Johannesburg 1006207 University of Venda 1006062 Mangosuthu University of Technology 1006185 University of Kwa Zulu Natal 1006209 University of Zululand 1006091 Nelson Mandela Metropolitan 1006188 University of Limpopo 1006216 Walter Sisulu University University 1498150 University of Mpumalanga 1006094 North West University 1006193 University of Pretoria

FORMER UNIVERSITIES & TECHNIKONS

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION 1005972 Cape Technikon 1006109 Pretoria Technikon 1006192 University of Port Elizabeth 1005964 Border Technikon 1006114 Rand Afrikaans University 1006191 University of Natal 1006068 Medical University of South Africa 1006152 Technikon Free State 1006175 University of North West 1006071 M L Sultan Technikon 1006154 Technikon SA 1006198 University of The North 1006085 Natal Technikon 1006095 Technikon Northern Gauteng 1006204 University of Transkei 1006102 Peninsula Technikon 1006153 Technikon OFS 1006211 Vaal Triangle Technikon 1006105 Port Elizabeth Technikon 1006161 Transkei Technikon 1006214 Vista University 1006107 Potchefstroom University for CHE 1006179 University of Durban-Westville 1006218 Witwatersrand Technikon

COLLEGES OF EDUCATION

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION 1005931 of Education 1005981 Cicira College of Education 1006022 Giyani College of Education 1005936 Algoa College of Education 1005982 Clarkebury College of Education 1006025 Good Hope College of Education 1005941 Appelsbosch College of Education 1005983 Clydesdale College of Education 1006026 Griffiths Mxenge College of 1005942 Arthur Tsengiwe College of 1005984 College for Continuing Education Education Education 1005985 College of Education of South Africa 1006031 Hebron College of Education 1005949 Bellville College of Education 1005988 Daveyton College of Education 1006034 Hewat College of Education 1005950 Bensonvale College of Education 1005991 Dower College of Education 1006035 Hoxani College of Education 1005954 Bethel College of Education 1005992 Dr C N Phatudi College of Education 1006037 Indumiso College of Education 1005958 Bloemfontein College of Education 1005993 Dr W B Rubusana College of 1006040 Johannesburg College of 1005959 Bochum College of Education Education Education 1005960 Boitjhorisong In-service 1005995 Durban College of Education 1006041 Kagisanong College of Education Training College 1005997 East Rand College of Education 1006043 Kathorus College of Education 1005961 Boland College of Education 1005998 E C Mango College of Education 1006044 Kwagqikazi College of Education 1005963 Bonamelo College of Education 1006000 Edgewood College of Education 1006045 Kwena Moloto College of 1005965 Butterworth College of Education 1006001 Eshowe College of Education Education 1005967 Cape College of Education 1006002 Esikhawini College of Education 1006047 Lebowa In-service Training Centre 1005973 Cape Town College of Education 1006007 Ezakheni College of Education 1006048 Lehurutshe College of Education 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION 1006049 Lemana College of Education 1006096 Northwest In-service Education 1006140 South Cape College of Education 1006050 Lovedale College of Education College 1006143 Soweto College of Education 1006051 Lumko College of Education 1006097 Ntuzuma College of Education 1006144 Springfield College of Education 1006057 Madadeni College of Education 1006103 Perseverance College of Education 1006151 Taung College of Education 1006058 Makhado College of Education 1006104 Phatsimang College of Education 1006155 Thaba Nchu College of Education 1006059 Maluti College of Education 1006106 Potchefstroom College of Education 1006156 Thabamoopo College of Education 1006060 Mamokgalake College of Education 1006108 Pretoria College of Education 1006157 Tivumbeni College of Education 1006063 Mankwe Christian College of 1006110 Promat In-service College of 1006158 Tlhabane College of Education Education Education 1006159 Transkei College of Education 1006064 Mapulaneng College of Education 1006113 Ramaano Mbulaheni Training Centre 1006160 Transkei Teachers’ In-service 1006066 Marapyane College of Education 1006115 Rand College of Education College 1006067 Masibulele College of Education 1006119 Roggebaai College for Further 1006162 Transvaal College of Education, 1006069 Mfundisweni College of Education Education Laudium 1006070 Mgwenya College of Education 1006126 Sebokeng College of Education 1006163 Transvaal College of Education, 1006072 Modjadji College of Education 1006127 Sefikeng College of Education Soshanguve 1006073 Mokopane College of Education 1006128 Sekgosese College of Education 1006165 Tshisimani College of Education 1006076 Morotele College of Education 1006129 Sekhukhune College of Education 1006166 Tshiya College of Education 1006077 Mount Arthur College of Education 1006131 Setotlwane College of Education 1006169 Umbumbulu College of Education 1006078 Mphohadi College of Education 1006134 Shawbury College of Education 1006170 Umlazi College of Education 1006079 Mpumalanga College of Education 1006135 Shingwedzi College of Education 1006212 Venda College of Education 1006081 Naphuno College of Education 1006136 Sigcau College of Education 1006011 Foreign Teachers Training Colleges 1006082 Natal College of Education 1006137 Siza’s Centre for In-service Training 1006090 Ndabele College of Education 1006139 Sohnge College of Education

COLLEGES OF NURSING CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION 1005938 Ann Latsky College of Nursing 1006020 Gazankulu Nursing College 1006099 FS Nursing College 1005946 Baragwanath Nursing College 1006024 Gold Fields Nursing College 1006100 Otto Du Plessis Nursing College 1005956 Bg Alexander Nursing College 1006027 Grootheok Nursing College 1006112 Qwa-Qwa Nursing College 1005962 Bonalesedi Nursing College 1006033 Henrietta Stockdale Nursing College 1006123 SAMS Nursing College 1005974 Carinus Nursing College 1006042 Kangwane Nursing College 1006125 Sarleh Dollie Nursing College 1005977 Charlotte Searle Nursing College 1006046 Lebone Nursing College 1006132 S G Lourens Nursing College 1005986 Coronation Nursing College 1006061 Mangaung Nursing College 1006133 Sharley Cribb Nursing College 1005999 Edendale Nursing College 1006083 Natal College of Nursing 1006213 Venda Nursing College 1006016 Frere College of Nursing 1006092 Ngwelezana Nursing College 1006217 Western Transvaal Nursing College 1006019 Ga-Rankuwa Nursing College 1006093 Nico Malan Nursing College 1006010 Foreign Colleges of Nursing

THEOLOGICAL TRAINING INSTITUTIONS CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION 1005934 Africa Bible College 1005989 Decoligny Theological College 1006056 Lutheran Theological Training Centre 1005935 Africa School of Missions 1005990 Dorothea Bible School 1006065 Maqhamusela Lutheran Bible School 1005939 Apostolic Faith Mission Bible College 1005994 Durban Bible College 1006074 Moravian Bible Institute for Women 1005940 Apostolic Faith Mission Theological 1006003 Evangeli Xhosa Bible School 1006075 Moravian Thoelogical Seminary 1005943 Baptist International Theological School 1006004 Evangelical Bible College 1006084 Natal School of Preaching 1005944 Baptist Theological College 1006005 Evangelical Bible Institute 1006089 Nazarene Theological College 1005945 Baptist Theological College of SA 1006006 Evangelical Bible Seminary of SA 1006098 Nuwe Protestant Kweekskool 1005951 Berea Theological College 1006008 Federal Theological Seminary of SA 1006116 Rhema Bible Training Centre 1005952 Bethel Bible College 1006014 Free Baptist Theological Seminary 1006120 Rosebank Bible College 1005953 Bethel Bible School 1006015 Freeman Bible College 1006121 R R Wright School of Religion 1005955 Bethesda Bible College 1006018 Full Gospel Church of God Bible College 1006122 SA Theological College for 1005957 Bible Institute of South Africa 1006021 George Whitefield College Independent Churches 1005966 Cape Bible Training Centre 1006023 Glenvar Bible College 1006124 Sarepta Thrological College 1005968 Cape College of Theology 1006028 Hammanskraalse Teologiese Skool 1006141 Southern Africa Bible School 1005969 Cape Evangelical Bible Institute 1006029 Hatfield Training Centre 1006142 Southern Africa School of Theology 1005971 Cape School of Missions 1006030 Hebron Bible College 1006145 St Bede’s College 1005975 Central Bible College 1006032 College 1006146 St John Vianney Seminary 1005976 Chaldo Bible Institute 1006036 Hugenote-kollege 1006147 St Paul’s College 1005978 Christelike Gereformeerde Kerk Kwee 1006052 Lutheran Theological Seminary 1006148 St Paul’s Seminary 1005979 Christian Hope Bible Institute 1006053 Lutheran Theological Seminary - Enh 1006149 St Peter’s Seminary 1005980 Christian Training Centre 1006054 Lutheran Theological Seminary - Mar 1006150 Stofberg Teologiese Skool 1005987 Covenant Bible College 1006055 Lutheran Theological Seminary - Ump 1006012 Foreign Theological Training Institute 2020 DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE APPLICANTS

TABLE H: PERSONAL DETAILS

TITLE CODE CODE CODE Dr Mrs None: Please leave blank if you wish to have no title. Miss Ms Prof Mr Mx APrf

HOME LANGUAGE CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION AF Afrikaans SB Siswati XH isiXhosa EN English SX Sepedi ZU isiZulu EA English & Afrikaans TG Xitsonga OT Other ND Ndebele SY Setswana NS Northern Sotho VE Tshivenda

DISABILITY CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

CHRON Chronic Illness MTIMP Motor Impaired WHACC Wheelchair Access Required PSYCH Psychological SPIMP Speech Impaired NRIMP Neurological Impairment HRIMP Hearing Impaired TEMP Temporary Disability SLD Specific Learning Disability VSIMP Visually Impaired

TABLE I: COUNTRY CODES

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

AFG Afghanistan BDI Burundi ETH Ethiopia ALB Albania KHM Cambodia FLK Falkland Islands (Malvinas) DZA Algeria CMR Cameroon FRO Faroe Islands ASM American Samoa CAN Canada FJI Fiji AND Andorra CPV Cape Verde FIN Finland AGO Angola CYM Cayman Islands FRA France AIA Anguilla CAF Central African Republic GUF French Guiana ATA Antarctica TCD Chad PYF French Polynesia ATG Antigua and Barbuda CHL Chile ATF French Southern Territories ARG Argentina CHN China GAB Gabon ARM Armenia CXR Christmas Island GMB Gambia ABW Aruba CCK Cocos (Keeling) Islands GEO Georgia AUS Australia COL Colombia DEU Germany AUT Austria COM Comoros GHA Ghana AZE Azerbaijan COG Congo GIB Gibraltar BHS Bahamas COD Congo, The Democratic Republic GRC Greece BHR Bahrain COK Cook Islands GRL Greenland BGD Bangladesh CRI Costa Rica GRD Grenada BRB Barbados CIV Cote D’Ivoire GLP Guadeloupe BLR Belarus HRV Croatia GUM Guam BEL Belgium CUB Cuba GTM Guatemala BLZ Belize CYP Cyprus GIN Guinea BEN Benin CZE Czech Republic GNB Guinea-Bissau BMU Bermuda DNK Denmark GUY Guyana BTN Bhutan DJI Djibouti HTI Haiti BOL Bolivia DMA Dominica HMD Heard and McDonald Islands BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina DOM Dominican Republic VAT Holy See (Vatican City State) BWA Botswana TMP East Timor HND Honduras BVT Bouvet Island ECU Ecuador HKG Hong Kong BRA Brazil EGY Egypt HUN Hungary IOT British Indian Ocean Territory SLV El Salvador ISL Iceland BRN Brunei Darussalam GNQ Equatorial Guinea IND India BGR Bulgaria ERI Eritrea IDN Indonesia BFA Burkina Faso EST Estonia IRN Iran (Islamic Republic Of) 31

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

IRQ Iraq NRU Nauru SOM Somalia IRL Ireland NPL Nepal ZAF South Africa ISR Israel NLD Netherlands SSD Southern Sudan ITA Italy ANT Netherlands Antilles ESP Spain JAM Jamaica NCL New Caledonia LKA Sri Lanka JPN Japan NZL New Zealand VCT St Vincent and the Grenadines JOR Jordan NIC Nicaragua SGS Sth Georgia & Sth Sandwich Is KAZ Kazakstan NER Niger SDN Sudan KEN Kenya NGA Nigeria SUR Suriname KIR Kiribati NIU Niue SJM Svalbard and Jan Mayen PRK Korea, Democratic People’s Rep NFK Norfolk Island SWZ Swaziland KOR Korea, Republic of MNP Northern Mariana Islands SWE Sweden KWT Kuwait NOR Norway CHE Switzerland KGZ Kyrgyzstan OMN Oman SYR Syrian Arab Republic LAO Lao People’s Democratic Rep PAK Pakistan TWN Taiwan, Province of China LVA Latvia PLW Palau TJK Tajikistan LBN Lebanon PSE Palestinian Terr, Occupied TZA Tanzania, United Republic of LSO Lesotho PAN Panama THA Thailand LBR Liberia PNG Papua New Guinea TGO Togo LBY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya PRY Paraguay TKL Tokelau LIE Liechtenstein PER Peru TON Tonga LTU Lithuania PHL Philippines TTO Trinidad and Tobago LUX Luxembourg PCN Pitcairn TUN Tunisia MAC Macau POL Poland TUR Turkey MKD Macedonia PRT Portugal TKM Turkmenistan MDG Madagascar PRI Puerto Rico TCA Turks and Caicos Islands MWI Malawi QAT Qatar TUV Tuvalu MYS Malaysia REU Reunion UGA Uganda MDV Maldives ROM Romania UKR Ukraine MLI Mali RUS Russian Federation ARE United Arab Emirates MLT Malta RWA Rwanda GBR United Kingdom MHL Marshall Islands SHN Saint Helena USA United States Of America MTQ Martinique KNA Saint Kitts and Nevis URY Uruguay MRT Mauritania LCA Saint Lucia UMI US Minor Outlying Islands MUS Mauritius SPM Saint Pierre and Miquelon UZB Uzbekistan MYT Mayotte WSM Samoa VUT Vanuatu MEX Mexico SMR San Marino VEN Venezuela FSM Micronesia, Federated States STP Sao Tome and Principe VNM Viet Nam MDA Moldova, Republic of SAU Saudi Arabia VGB Virgin Islands (British) MCO Monaco SEN Senegal VIR Virgin Islands (U.S.) MNG Mongolia SRB Serbia WLF Wallis and Futuna Islands MNE Montenegro SYC Seychelles ESH Western Sahara MSR Montserrat SLE Sierra Leone YEM Yemen MAR Morocco SGP Singapore YUG Yugoslavia MOZ Mozambique SVK Slovakia ZMB Zambia MMR Myanmar(Burma) SVN Slovenia ZWE Zimbabwe NAM Namibia SLB Solomon Islands

TABLE J: RELATIONSHIPS

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION AU Aunt M Mother SP Spouse B Brother O Other UN Uncle FA Father SI Sister 32 PART D: CONTACT DETAILS

FACULTIES EMAIL ADDRESS TEL NO. FAX NO.

Commerce [email protected] (021) 650 4375 (021) 650 4369 Engineering & the Built Environment [email protected] (021) 650 2699 (021) 650 3782 Health Sciences [email protected] (021) 406 6328 (021) 404 7652 Humanities [email protected] (021) 650 2717 (021) 686 7469 Law [email protected] (021) 650 3086 (021) 650 5608 Science [email protected] (021) 650 2712 -

SERVICES EMAIL ADDRESS TEL NO. FAX NO.

Admissions Office [email protected] (021) 650 2128 - Disability Service [email protected] (021) 650 2427 (021) 650 3794 Fees Office [email protected] (021) 650 1704 (021) 650 4768 International Academic Programmes Office [email protected] (021) 650 2822/3740 (021) 650 5667 The Centre for Educational Testing for Access and Placement [email protected] (021) 650 3523 (021) 650 5331 Pre-Admissions Careers Counselling [email protected] (021) 650 4398 (021) 650 4696 Sport & Recreation [email protected] (021) 650 3563/3564 - Student Housing [email protected] (021) 650 1045/1040 (021) 650 4014 Student Financial Aid Office [email protected] (021) 650 2125/3545 (021) 650 5043 UPPER CAMPUS PART E:

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