Located in Northern KwaZulu-Natal, the University of Zululand (UniZulu) has established its place as a reputable contributor to South African higher education. The beginning of its developments can be traced to the mid 20th Century. UniZulu offers students tertiary qualifications in undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. The institution also offers diplomas and higher certificates to its students.
Applications close: 30 September 2023
In general, the initial tuition fees at the University of Zululand is R3 000.
Step 1: Click here for the applicable application forms.
- Online Application:
Undergraduate and Postgraduate applicants will need to apply online through the Central Applications Office (CAO). - Hardcopy Application:
This option is only available to postgraduate applicants.
Please note: Postgraduate applicants will need to complete and submit both the ADM01 and the PGRD2 forms. Returning students who wish to change their academic programme need to complete and submit the ADM02 form.
You can post your form to the following address:
THE REGISTRAR
Private Bag
X1001
KWADLANGEZWA
3886
Step 2: Complete your application form in full.
Step 3: Attach all supporting documents.
Step 4: Complete a student accommodation form. This is part of the application process.
Step 5: Find Funding.
Check out all the available funding opportunities on FundiConnect (the green button below). We’ve got you covered if you’re not sure about the differences in funding opportunities.
Remember you’ll need an email address. Don’t have one? Get an email address here.
Have questions about your application?
Email: admissions@unizulu.ac.za
Tel: 035 902 6950
Need to find the institution?
Corner of Guldengracht & 2 Cent Circle Road
Richards Bay
3900
The university offers a wide variety of under- and post-graduate qualifications that fit into the following faculties:
- Faculty of Arts
- Faculty of Commerce, Administration and Law
- Faculty of Education
- Faculty of Science and Agriculture
View the UniZulu faculty handbooks here.
Don’t meet the minimum requirements? There’s still hope!