University of Mpumalanga (UMP)

About

Welcome to the University of Mpumalanga institution page! UMP is the first university in the Mpumalanga province. UMP is invested in improving South Africa’s society as well as creating a sustainable environment.

APPLICATION CLOSING DATES

Applications Close: 30 November 2023

APPLICATION FEES

An administration fee, as indicated on the application form, must accompany each application. This money is non-refundable.

SA applicants: R150
Other African countries: R350
Countries outside Africa: R500

Do I Need to Write the NBTs? →Yes

Remember to: Calculate your APS

Qualification Cost Range per Annum

A registration fee of R4525 is payable on registration. Students who take their place at the UMP will have this fee deducted from their tuition fees. Tuition fees range from course to course.

HOW TO APPLY

Step 1: Apply online.

Step 2: Complete the application in full.

Step 3: Attach/upload all supporting documents.

Step 4: Complete a student accommodation form.

View a detailed breakdown of online applications here.

Remember you’ll need an email address. Don’t have one? Get an email address here.

CONTACT DETAILS

Have questions about your application?

Email: studentapplications@ump.ac.za
Tel: 013 002 0001

Need to find the institution?

Physical Address:

Mbombela Campus
Cnr R40 and D725 Roads Mbombela
1200

QUALIFICATIONS ON OFFER

UMP offers various degrees and diplomas.

Below you will find the different study options as well as more information on these courses.

Diploma ICT in Application Development
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Diploma in Agriculture in Plant Production
Diploma in Nature Conservation
Bachelor of Agriculture in Agricultural Extension and Rural Resource Management
Bachelor of Education in Foundation Phase Teaching
Diploma in Hospitality Management
Bachelor of Development Studies
Advanced Diploma in Agriculture in Agricultural Extension
Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management

You can find out more about UMP’s programmes here.

Don’t meet the minimum requirements? There’s still hope!