Fees 2013

MISSION STATEMENT
UCT aspires to become a premier academic meeting point between South Africa, the rest of Africa and the world. Taking advantage of expanding global
networks and our distinct vantage point in Africa, we are committed, through innovative research and scholarship, to grapple with the key issues of our
natural and social worlds. We aim to produce graduates whose qualifications are internationally recognised and locally applicable, underpinned by
values of engaged citizenship and social justice. UCT will promote diversity and transformation within our institution and beyond, including growing the
next generation of academics.
Foundation statement underpinning the mission statement
Our research-led identity is shaped by a commitment to:
academic freedom as the prerequisite to fostering intellectual debate and free inquiry;
ensuring that research informs all our activities including teaching, learning and service to the community;
advancing and disseminating knowledge that addresses the key challenges facing society - South African, continental and global;
protecting curiosity driven research;
nurturing and valuing creativity in the sciences and arts including the performing and creative arts;
stimulating international linkages of researchers and research groupings.
We strive to provide a superior quality educational experience for undergraduate and postgraduate students through:
providing an intellectually and socially stimulating environment;

inspired and dedicated teaching and learning;
exposure to the excitement of creating new knowledge;
stimulating the love of lifelong learning;
the cultivation of competencies for global citizenship;
supporting programmes that stimulate the social consciousness of students;
offering access to courses outside the conventional curricula;
attracting a culturally and internationally diverse community of scholars;
guaranteeing internationally competitive qualifications;
offering a rich array of social, cultural, sporting and leadership opportunities;
providing an enabling physical and operational environment.
In advancing UCT as an Afropolitan university, we will
expand our expertise on Africa and offer it to the world;

extend our networks on the continent, along with our global connections and partnerships;
promote student and staff exchanges and collaborative research and postgraduate programmes;
engage critically with Africa's intellectuals and world views in teaching and research
contribute to strengthening higher education on our continent.
We strive to provide an environment for our diverse student and staff community that:
promotes a more equitable and non-racial society;

supports redress in regard to past injustices;
is affirming and inclusive of all staff and students and promotes diversity in demographics, skills and backgrounds;
offers individual development opportunities to all staff;
is welcoming as a meeting space for scholars from Africa and around the world.
UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
STUDENT FEES
2013
Postal Address: University of Cape Town
Private Bag X3
7701, RONDEBOSCH
All correspondence on fees should be addressed to the
Executive Director of Finance. Please quote your student
number in all correspondence
E Mail: fnd-fees@uct.ac.za
Fax: +27 21 650-4768
Website: http://www.uct.ac.za/apply/fees
Telephones: General Enquiries
Accounts and Fees
Fee Enquiry and
Cashiers
Office Hours:
Student Self
Service:
Mondays to Fridays
Thursdays
+27 21 650-9111
+27 21 650-1704
09h00 - 15h30
09h30 - 15h30
Only available to registered students:

http://studentsonline.uct.ac.za
This handbook is part of a series that consists of

Book 1:
Information for applicants for undergraduate degrees and diplomas
Book 2:
Authorities and information of record
Book 3:
General rules and policies
Book 4:
Academic calendar and meetings
Book 5:
Student support and services
Books 6-11:
Handbooks of the Faculties of Commerce, Engineering and the Built
Environment, Health Sciences, Humanities, Law, Science
Book 12:
Student fees
Book 13:
Financial assistance for undergraduate students
Book 14:
Financial assistance for postgraduate students
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CONTENTS
1.
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
TERMS OF PAYMENT...........................................................................................
Tuition Fees ................................................................................................................
Residence Fees ...........................................................................................................
Method of Payment .....................................................................................................
Payments Received .....................................................................................................
Outstanding Fees ........................................................................................................
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3
3
4
4
2.
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
ACADEMIC FEES ..................................................................................................

Typical 1st Year Tuition Fees ......................................................................................
Notice to Leave: Withdrawal of Registration (UCT & GSB students) ........................
Drop an Individual Course ..........................................................................................
Add an Individual Course ...........................................................................................
Undergraduate Students Wishing to Take Additional Courses ...................................
Leave of Absence .......................................................................................................
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3.
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
3.14
3.15
OTHER FEES AND LEVIES ..................................................................................

Sports Clubs and Societies ..........................................................................................
Supplementary or Deferred Examinations ..................................................................
Ordinary Examinations without Re-attendance at Course ...........................................
Credit and/or Exemption .............................................................................................
Fee for Checking of Examination Results ...................................................................
Duplicate Degree and Diploma Certificates ................................................................
Fee for Academic Records ..........................................................................................
Verification of Academic Record ...............................................................................
Verification of Past Training in Faculty of Health Sciences ......................................
Fee for Replacement Student Identity/Access Control Card .......................................
Late Registration Fee ..................................................................................................
Late Changes of Curriculum .......................................................................................
Student Wellness Services ..........................................................................................
Parking Tokens ...........................................................................................................
Incidental Charges ......................................................................................................
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4.
INFORMATION FOR SPONSORS........................................................................
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5.
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.............................................................................
Semester Study Abroad (SSA) Programmes ...............................................................
Students on Centralised Academic Programmes/Exchanges .......................................
International Occasional Students ...............................................................................
International Affiliates ................................................................................................
International Students who intend to study for a full South African
Degree/Diploma/Honours ...........................................................................................
Undergraduate Degrees ...............................................................................................
Honours Degrees ........................................................................................................
Postgraduate Diplomas and Undergraduate Diplomas ................................................
Coursework Masters Degrees ....................................................................................
Research Masters Degrees .........................................................................................
Doctoral (PhD) Degrees ..............................................................................................
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15
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5.5.1
5.5.2
5.5.3
5.5.4
5.5.5
5.5.6
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5.6
5.6.1
5.6.2
5.6.2
5.6.3
5.7
5.8
5.9
Qualifications Offered by the Graduate School of Business .......................................

Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PDBA) .......................................
Master of Business Administration (MBA) ................................................................
Master of Business Administration specialising in Executive Management ..............
GSB: Master of Commerce in Development Finance .................................................
International Scholarships...........................................................................................
Residence Fees ...........................................................................................................
Cancellation Policy International Fees ........................................................................
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6.
VISITING POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS AFFILIATED TO UCT .................
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7.
STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR RESEACH MASTERS OR PHD ................
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8.
SUBMISSION OF DOCTORAL THESES AND MASTERS

DISSERTATIONS ....................................................................................................
21
9.
DOCTORATES ........................................................................................................
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10.
10.1
10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
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10.5
10.6
10.7
10.8
10.9
10.10
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS .................................................................

Master of Business Administration (MBA) ................................................................
Master of Business Administration specialising in Executive Management ...............
Associate in Management (AIM) ................................................................................
PDBA: Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (Post work experience) ...
PGDip: Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice specialising in Wine
Business Management ................................................................................................
GSB: Master of Commerce in Management Practice .................................................
GSB: Master of Philosophy ........................................................................................
GSB: Master of Commerce in Development Finance ................................................
GSB: PhD specialising in Business Administration & Management Practice ............
PGDip: in Management Practice (Customised qualification)......................................
Associate in Management Practice (Customised qualification) ..................................
11.
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
11.5
11.6
11.7
UCT ACADEMIC FEES..........................................................................................

Typical 1st Year Tuition Fees ......................................................................................
Faculty of Commerce .................................................................................................
Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment ......................................................
Faculty of Health Sciences..........................................................................................
Faculty of Humanities ................................................................................................
Faculty of Law ............................................................................................................
Faculty of Science .....................................................................................................
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30
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36
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12.
UCT ACADEMIC COURSES .................................................................................
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13.
13.1
13.2
13.3
RESIDENCES...........................................................................................................
Terms of Payment .......................................................................................................
Withdrawal from Student Accommodation after the start of the Academic Year ......
Residence Fees and Occupancy ..................................................................................
A. First Tier (Catering) Accommodation ....................................................................
B. Second Tier (Catering) Accommodation ................................................................
C. Second Tier (Self Catering) Accommodation ........................................................
D. Third Tier (Self Catering) Accommodation ...........................................................
100
100
102
102
107
103
104
105
M65 PAYMENT FORM

CREDIT CARD FORM
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The University has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in its handbooks.
However, we reserve the right at any time, if circumstances dictate, to
(i)
(ii)
make alterations or changes to any of the published details of the opportunities on offer; or
add to or withdraw any of the opportunities on offer.
Our students are given every assurance that changes to opportunities will only be made under
compelling circumstances and students will be fully informed as soon as possible.
TERMS OF PAYMENT 1
FEES
Fees are determined by Council from time to time and are subject to revision without notice.
1.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
A registered student (or legal guardian) is personally liable for all tuition and
accommodation fees, notwithstanding any pledges of support or bursary that they may
have received.
It should be noted that the contract which forms part of the application form for
admission to the University of Cape Town and which to that end was signed by the
student and/or their legal guardian, legally binds those parties to pay the full tuition and
accommodation fees for a particular year of registration as determined by the University.
This liability is not affected nor reduced through ignorance on the part of the
student/guardian regarding the rules and regulations of the University of Cape Town or
of the validity of his/her registration in terms of the said rules and regulations.
Since a students fee account is based on his/her academic record and accommodation
choices, it is their responsibility to verify the correctness of this information.
1.1
Tuition Fees
Students will be charged for all academic courses for which they
register.
Initial payment is due on or before 1 February 2013
We do not issue detailed statements of account prior to the initial payment date. It is
therefore the responsibility of the student to pay the initial payment as set out below
by the due date.
1.1.1
Each student must make a first payment of academic fees, as follows, by 1 February
2013, subject to a late payment fee of 10%. This includes students who intend
registering after the payment date, for example postgraduate students.
For the first payment of residence fees, refer to 13.1, page 102.
ALL STUDENTS FROM OUTSIDE SOUTH AFRICA AND OTHER SADC COUNTRIES SHOULD REFER
TO FEES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, Section 5, page 14 and point (f) below.
(a)
(b)
All students for qualifications not listed below .................................. R 17 500

MBA - Full-time local students
(1st payment due prior to 25 January 2013)............................................ R 80 000
MBA - Modular 1st year (1st payment due prior to 25 January 2013).... R 40 000
MBA - Modular 2nd year
(1st payment due prior to 15 February 2013) .......................................... R 40 000
MBA - Full-time international students
(Full fees due prior to 25 January 2013) ......................................... ZAR 290 000
MBA Modular international students
(Full fees due prior to 25 January 2013) ......................................... ZAR 145 000
MBA Executive 1st year (Full fees due by 1 March 2013) ................R 117 810
MBA Executive 2nd year (Full fees due by 25 January 2013) ............ R 99 750
MBA Executive Full-time international students
(1st payment due prior to 25 January 2013)..................................... ZAR 247 250
2 TERMS OF PAYMENT
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
AIM (modular) (1st payment due prior to 1 March 2013) ..................... R 15 500
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration
(1st payment due prior to 4 February 2012) ............................................ R 25 000
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration international
students (Full fees due prior to 4 February 2013) ............................ ZAR 85 000
Master of Commerce in Development Finance 1st year
(1st payment due prior to 8 March 2013) ................................................ R 46 750
Master of Commerce in Development Finance 1st year
international students (Full fees due prior to 8 March 2013) ......... ZAR 105 000
Full fee if total annual fee is less than R 17 500
School for Legal Practice students must pay the full fee of R 10 150 on
registration or by 1 February 2013, whichever date occurs first.
Students from SADC countries and non-South African students who do not have
permanent residence but pay local fees, must pay the minimum initial fee for
academic and residence fees prior to registration or by 1 February 2013,
whichever date occurs first.
Allow at least 14 working days for payment to appear in UCT bank account
to avoid delays in registration clearance being granted.
All UCT full-time international fee paying students for
qualifications not listed below (payable prior to registration) ................ R65 000
Masters (Coursework and dissertation) full-time international fee
paying students (payment due prior to registration) ............................... R42 000
Masters (Dissertation only) full-time international fee paying
students (payment due prior to registration) .............. full tuition PLUS R 3 000
PhD full-time international fee paying students
(payable prior to registration) .................................... full tuition PLUS R 3 000
Allow at least 14 working days for payment to appear in UCT bank account
to avoid delays in registration clearance being granted.
1.1.2
The University of Cape Town does not accept responsibility for incorrect addresses or
postal service deficiencies resulting in statements of account not being received. It is the
responsibility of the student to make enquiries should he/she not receive any statement of
account. The fact that no statement of account has been received will not be accepted as a
reason for failure to pay the university fees by due date
1.1.3
Where a student has applied to the bank for a student loan, the initial payment deadline
will be extended until 31 March 2013, provided that the Fees Office receives a
confirmation letter from the bank. No further extensions will be granted.
1.1.4
Final payment must be made by 30 June 2013.

Payment of the balance of fees is due on 30 June 2013. We send out detailed statements
of account every month from March onwards.
1.1.5
Interest is charged on overdue accounts at 1% per month.
1.1.6
Where a student registers for the first time in the second semester of an academic year,
the full fees are payable on registration or by 31 July, whichever date occurs last.
1.1.7
Where a student adds one or more courses at the start of the second semester of an
academic year, the fees in respect thereof are due immediately and payable within 30
days of registration. Interest is charged on overdue accounts at 1% per month.
TERMS OF PAYMENT 3
1.1.8
For fee purposes the same rules and conditions apply to a student who is provisionally
registered at the University of Cape Town as for a registered student.
1.1.9
All fees due to the University are a first charge on any scholarship, bursary or loan
granted by the University or paid to the University from other sources for the benefit of
the student. If the total of bursaries/scholarships exceeds fees due, the balance may be
drawn by the student in two equal instalments after 14 March and 31 July, if the
University has received payment of the bursary and the refund is agreed to by the
sponsor.
1.1.10
A student to whom an advance is to be made, or to whom residual funds are to be

disbursed, is required to capture his/her banking details on the PeopleSoft Student System
via the Student Portal URL: http://studentsonline.uct.ac.za.
Payments are only made by electronic funds transfer and cannot be processed unless bank
details have been entered. Students need to keep these current to avoid delays and
payments being processed to incorrect bank accounts.
1.1.11
A student who has a credit balance on his/her fee account as a result of an external
payment, will not be refunded until at least 14 days have elapsed from the credit of the
payment to his/her fee account
1.1.12
Student identity cards must be produced at the Fees Office when withdrawals or refunds
from fees accounts are requested.
1.1.13
Any case which may not be provided for in these rules will be subject to the ruling of the
Council.
1.2
Residence Fees
Students who will be entering UCT student accommodation should refer to Section 13 of
this handbook, page 104.
1.3
Method of Payment
When making payment the student number must be used as the reference to ensure
prompt credit of payment to the student fees account.
Direct Deposits/Internet Transfers/Cash Payments can be made into the University's
bank account at Standard Bank, Rondebosch; Branch Code 025009, Account
Number 27 068 9982. The student number must be used as the reference.
Direct Deposits can also be made at any branch of Standard Bank using the M65 form
which can be found at the bottom of UCT correspondence and at the back of this booklet.
Credit card payments can be made at the Cashiers Office by the card-holder; on-line
directly to the student fee account via the UCT website URL: http://payonline.uct.ac.za,
or by completing the Credit Card form and faxing it to the Cashiers Office: +27 21 650
5093. Forms can be obtained from the Cashiers or Fees Office, the back of the Student
Fees Booklet or from our website.
Debit card payments can be made but only at the Cashiers Office by the card holder as
the card holder must enter her/his PIN when authorising the transaction. Payment will be
limited to the card holders daily limit.
4 TERMS OF PAYMENT
Prior to making payment by credit or debit card at the UCT Cashiers Office please
obtain bank authorisation and code to expedite the payment process.
Cash payments to a maximum of R1 500 will be accepted at the Cashiers Office.
Cheques should be crossed and made payable to the University of Cape Town and the
student name and number written on the back of the cheque.
Post-dated cheques will not be accepted and will be returned to the drawer.
A R150 administration fee will be charged on all unpaid cheques.
Where payment is being made for students from outside the rand currency area, payment
must be made by telegraphic transfer into the Universitys bank account at Standard
Bank, Rondebosch; Branch Code 025009, Account Number 27 068 9982, Swift
address SBZA ZAJJ. Students paying International fees should consult the
International Office (see Section 5, page 14).
Students should allow at least 14 working days for such foreign payments to reach the
UCT bank account. Clearance will only be given when payment has been received.
A copy of the deposit slip/transfer form should be faxed to the Fees Office, University of
Cape Town, +27 21 650-4768 to assist with the timeous allocation of payments to the
appropriate fees account.
1.4
Payments Received
All payments received will be applied in the first instance to any amount outstanding
from the previous financial year. Thereafter payments made will be applied against
current year debt in the following order:
Tuition charges,
Residence and meal charges,
External Bursars Allowances,
Finance administration and miscellaneous charges.
1.5
Outstanding Fees
Students with outstanding balances on their fees account:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
will not be permitted to graduate;

will not receive their examination results;
will not receive an academic transcript;
will not be permitted to re-register in the following year;
will not be permitted to register for Summer Term programmes which start in the
next academic year;
will have any offer of a place in residence cancelled on 18 January 2013 if
outstanding fees are not paid by 9 January 2013;
will not have any subsequent application processed until debt has been settled in
full.
TERMS OF PAYMENT 5
1.5.1
Students who have outstanding fees, fines, interest or dues will not be awarded degrees or
diplomas in:
(i)
June, if any amount is unpaid by 30 April 2013
(ii)
December, if any amount is unpaid by 31 October 2013
1.5.2
We charge interest monthly on outstanding balances at 1%. Where the final fee payment
date is 30 June, interest is charged on outstanding balances at 1% per month from 31 July
and at the end of each succeeding month.
1.5.3
A student whose fees are not paid by the due date, and who has not produced evidence of
receipt of a bursary/scholarship/loan may be excluded from attendance at classes or from
a residence or a student housing unit.
1.5.4
Where a student has prior year outstanding fees, payments received will be allocated to
clear unpaid interest first, followed by the oldest debt.
1.5.5
A student must check his/her fee account on a regular basis. This is especially important
prior to the year-end. Various charges may be debited to fee accounts if the student has
not settled these in cash, and these include library fines, traffic fines, student health
charges, residence damage costs, and emergency loans. Such charges will often appear on
fee accounts late in the year. Students can access their fee account from the UCT website
via the Student Portal URL: http://studentsonline.uct.ac.za.
ACADEMIC FEES
2.
ACADEMIC FEES
The University of Cape Town operates on a course-based fee structure inclusive of all addons. Thus, the dictum that the price you see is the price you pay applies to all academic
offerings across the University.
The Universitys all inclusive course-based fee structures published in Section 12 of this booklet,
together with the relevant Faculty handbook, will enable students to accurately calculate the cost of
their academic studies at UCT in 2013.
The Faculty Handbook will indicate the courses that can be taken in each qualification and the
relevant course code. Students can use this code to look up the all-inclusive cost of the course in
this booklet. The sum of these costs will give the total cost for the set of chosen courses as there are
no levies or additional academic charges.
Faculty handbooks containing the curriculum for each qualification can be obtained from the
relevant faculty office and this information is also available on the UCT web site:
https://www.uct.ac.za/apply/handbooks.
Since a students fees account is based on his/her academic load, it is the students responsibility to
verify the correctness of his/her enrolment for courses in the current year.
In order to assist first time applicants, the table below lists fees for typical first-year undergraduate
degrees for South African applicants. It will give you an idea of what the fees are likely to be. They
may vary a bit depending on actual choice of courses.
2.1
Typical 1st Year Tuition Fees

COMMERCE
BCom ....................................................... R 39 500 to R 51 000

BCom specialising in Actuarial Science ........................ R 51 000
BBusSc ...................................................... R46 000 to R 51 000
BBusSc specialising in Actuarial Science...................... R 51 000
ENGINEERING &
BUILT
ENVIRONMENT
Bachelor of Architectural Studies ................................... R 43 000

BSc (Engineering) .................................. R 44 000 to R 46 000
BSc (Geomatics)............................................................. R 40 500
BSc (Construction Studies)............................................. R 41 500
BSc (Property Studies) ................................................... R 42 500
HEALTH SCIENCES MBChB .......................................................................... R 52 000
MBChB - 1st year Intervention Curriculum .................... R 50 000

BSc (Audiology) ............................................................. R 44 500
BSc (Occupational Therapy) .......................................... R 41 000
BSc (Physiotherapy) ...................................................... R 43 500
BSc (Speech & Lang Pathology) .................................... R 45 000
HUMANITIES
BA and BSoc Sc ............................................................. R 37 500

BA(Fine Art) .................................................................. R 42 500
BA (Theatre & Performance) ......................................... R 36 500
BMus ............................................................................. R 44 000
BMus (Dance) ................................................................ R 34 500
LAW
Undergraduate
Graduate
LLB ............................................................................... R 38 500

LLB ................................................................................ R 44 000
SCIENCE
BSc ................................................................................. R 40 500

BSc - Intervention Curriculum ....................................... R 21 000
ACADEMIC FEES
2.2
Notice to Leave: Withdrawal of Registration

A registered student (or legal guardian) is personally liable for all tuition fees
notwithstanding any pledges of support or bursary that they may have received.
Students or their legal guardians must give notice of intention to discontinue studies in
writing by completing the Cancellation of Registration Form and submitting this to their
Faculty Office in person or by registered mail.
A R500 Administration Fee will be charged on all cancellations or withdrawals.
International students refer to Section 5.9
A reduction on the academic fees may be considered in special circumstances, depending
on when the notice of intention to discontinue studies is received by the Faculty
Office. If notice is received before:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Whole Year Courses starting in February:

15 February 2013. ..................................................................... 100% adjustment
19 July 2013 ................................................................................ 50% adjustment
First Semester Courses starting in February:
15 February 2013.. .................................................................... 100% adjustment
1 March 2013 .............................................................................. 50% adjustment
Second Semester Courses starting in July:
19 July 2013 ............................................................................. 100% adjustment
2 August 2013............................................................................. 50% adjustment
No reduction will be granted if the notice of intention to discontinue studies is

received after the above deadlines.
Note: These dates will be strictly adhered to. Any fees owing are due immediately on
cancellation of studies.
GSB students are advised that:

Rebates for fees (administration and deposit excluded) may be granted depending on
when the notice of intention to discontinue studies is received by the GSB Faculty
Office.
Programme /
Qualification
GSB Full Time
Qualifications
GSB Modular
Qualifications
(EMBA / MBA
/ PDBA &
AIM)
Last date
to add a
course
Friday of
the first
week of
starting.
(Day 5)
Friday of
the first
week of
starting.
(Day 5)
Last date to drop a qualification

Get 75% fee
Get 50% fee
Cancel
adjustment
adjustment
transcript
entry
Friday of the
Friday of
Monday after
first week of
week three of
which two
starting.
starting.
thirds of the
(Day 5)
(Day 15)
course has been
presented/run.
Friday of the
Friday of
Monday after
first week of
week three of
which two
starting.
starting.
thirds of the
(Day 5)
(Day 15)
course has been
presented/run.
No reduction will be granted if the notice to withdraw is received after the above
deadlines.
(50
(50
ACADEMIC FEES
No withdrawal is possible after the cancel transcript entry date.
Note: These dates will be strictly adhered to. Any fees owing are due immediately on
cancellation of studies.
2.3
Drop an Individual Course

When students withdraw from individual courses of a minimum duration of one semester,
any fee reduction is dependent upon the date of withdrawal. If the course duration is less
than one semester, or if the student is registered for the School for Legal Practice course,
there is no fee reduction if a student withdraws from the course after it begins.
Course
Last date to
add a course
Whole year
courses
First term
courses
Second term
courses
Other
courses:
15 February
Last date to drop a course

Get 100%
Get 50% fee
Cancel
fee
adjustment
transcript
adjustment
entry
15 February
19 July
26 July
15 February
15 February
1 March
22 March
19 July
19 July
2 August
23 August
Friday of the
first week of
the course.
(Day 5)
Friday of the
first week of
the course.
(Day 5)
Friday of
week three of
the course.
(Day 15)
Block
Release
Friday of the
week the
course begins.
(Day 5)
Not
applicable
Summer
Term
Friday of the
week the
course begins.
(Day 5)
Not
applicable
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has
been
presented/run.
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has been
presented/run.
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has
been
presented/run.
Winter Term
Friday of the
week the
course begins.
(Day 5)
Not
applicable
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has been
presented/run.
No reduction will be granted if the notice to withdraw is received after the above
deadlines.
After the last date to withdraw from a course but before the tenth last teaching day of a
semester or year course, a student may notify the faculty office that he or she does not
intend to complete the course. In this case the course remains on the record with a result of
INC. During the last ten days of a semester or year course such notifications will no longer
be accepted and a result of DPR or AB will be awarded by the department.
No withdrawal is possible after the cancel transcript entry date.
ACADEMIC FEES
2.4
Add an Individual Course

The following minimum penalties may be charged per course which is added:
After the first Friday of the commencement of the course: Half Course...R 1 500
Full Course...R 3 000
After the course examination has been written
Half Course...R 2 000
Full Course...R 4 000
2.5
Undergraduate Students Wishing to Take Additional Courses

A student
other than a student who is catching up on his/her studies;
who is permitted in any given year by Senate to take one or more courses in addition
to the full standard curriculum;
on the grounds of a good academic record. Ordinarily this is taken to be students on

the Deans merit list;
in order to enrich and enhance his/her curriculum.

will, on successful application to the Senate Committee responsible, be charged fees only
for the courses that make up the full standard curriculum.
Where courses chosen are priced differently, the student will effectively be charged and
pay for the most expensive set of courses making up a full standard curriculum.
In such cases, the price for all courses taken will be raised on the fees statement, and a
credit will be given to reduce the overall cost in line with the above paragraph.
2.6
Leave of Absence
A student who is granted a prospective academic concession for Leave of Absence will be
entitled to the following fee rebates depending on the date and period for which the Leave
of Absence is granted:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
before Tuesday, 2 April 2013, the beginning of the second quarter; .............. 75%
before Monday, 15 July 2013, the beginning of the third quarter; ................ 50%
before Monday, 9 September 2013 ................................................................ 25%
after Monday, 9 September 2013 ...................................................................... nil
No further concessions will be granted.

Students are required to pay the minimum prescribed qualification fees prior to
graduation.
10 OTHER FEES AND LEVIES
3.
OTHER FEES AND LEVIES
3.1
Sports Clubs and Societies

Additional fees for registered students are payable in respect of the following:
Subscriptions to Clubs and Societies .......................................... variable R 25 R 1 000
Membership lapses at the end of each academic year and students have to re-register each
year should they wish to continue their membership. There is no refund if a student
cancels his/her membership during the year.
3.2
Supplementary or Deferred Examinations

Any subject: .....................................................................................................No Charge
3.3
Ordinary Examinations without Re-attendance at Course

Education (per unit) and courses where the fee is less than R 500............................ R 300
Any other subject: including students writing it for purpose of entrance
examinations ........................................................................................................... R 550
Certain MBChB courses ........................................................................................ R 1 000
3.4
Credit and/or Exemption

The fee for exemption from a course, and/or credit for a course completed at another
university, is R50 per course or per half course with a maximum fee of R 250.
3.5
Fee for Checking of Examination Results

A candidate who believes that an error has occurred in the examination of his/her scripts
is entitled to have his/her scripts checked. The checking does not involve the marking of
a script anew (see Rule G23.4 in Handbook 3, General Rules and Policies) but is limited
to checking the addition of the marks and to making sure that marks have been allotted to
every section of every question attempted.
To have his/her script checked, a student must apply in writing to the Registrar before 5
January in respect of all examinations taken during the previous academic year and
before 1 March in respect of all deferred or supplementary examinations written in
January or February. The fee is R 150 per course and the fee must accompany the
application. The fee will be refunded if a correction is made to the class of pass.
OTHER FEES AND LEVIES 11
3.6
Duplicate Degree and Diploma Certificates

Degree certificates are handed to graduates presented for their degrees at the
graduation ceremony or posted as soon as possible thereafter to graduates admitted to
their degrees in absentia. Diploma certificates are issued to successful candidates in the
same way.
A duplicate certificate of any UCT qualification will be issued at a fee of R 240 where
satisfactory evidence of destruction or irretrievable loss of the original is submitted. An
affidavit to the effect that irretrievable loss has occurred, signed and attested to before a
Commissioner of Oaths, must accompany this application.
A certified statement, giving the title and date of the degree or diploma obtained by the
candidate, will be supplied on application and on payment of a fee of R 60.
3.7
Fee for Academic Records

Any student who qualifies for a degree or diploma will be posted three original copies of
an academic transcript (without charge) within one month of the Graduation Ceremony.
Academic transcripts other than these may be obtained on application to the Registrar and
on payment of a fee of R 50, for which five originals will be provided either for
collection or mailed to the student. Where a student wishes to have any of the five
transcripts mailed to a third party or parties, a fee of R 100.00 for the set of five will be
charged. The transcript gives the full academic record at UCT.
3.8
Verification of Academic Record

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
3.9
Basic verification of qualification and of graduation date, to be

mailed/faxed to an address within Southern Africa .............................. No charge
If a copy of an academic transcript is to be included .................................... R 50
mailed/faxed to an address outside Southern Africa ................................... R 100
If a copy of an academic transcript is to be included .................................. R 150
Completion of basic documentation, to be mailed/faxed to an
address within Southern Africa ................................................................... R 150
Completion of basic documentation, to be mailed/faxed to an
address outside Southern Africa ................................................................. R 200
Completion of complex documentation to be mailed or faxed .................... R 400
Verification of Past Training in Faculty of Health Sciences

The verification of the undergraduate training of UCT graduates is done by the Faculty
Office of Health Sciences. The verification of postgraduate medical training is done by
individual departments but coordinated by the Faculty Office. Foreign professional
boards have different requirements for the registration of South African health sciences
graduates in those countries. Verification fees at the UCT Faculty of Health Sciences
depend on the complexity of the documentation to be completed, availability of
information and the required form of transmission (e.g. by registered airmail or by
courier, within or outside Southern Africa).
The usual period of preparing verification documentation is 6 to 8 weeks.
12 OTHER FEES AND LEVIES
If an applicant requires the documentation in (c) or (d) sooner, an additional R 250 should
be added to the fees below.
If documents are to be sent by express courier, an additional R200 should be added to the
fees.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)

mailed to an address within Southern Africa........................................No charge
If a copy of an academic transcript is to be included .................................... R 50
Basic verification of qualification and of graduation date or
completion of basic documents, to be mailed to an address outside
Southern Africa ............................................................................. R 200 R 350
If a copy of an academic transcript is to be included add ............................. R 50
Completion of forms requiring detailed course information from
1990 to 2010 ................................................................................. R 500 R 850
If a copy of an academic transcript is to be included add ............................. R 50
Completion of forms requiring detailed course information before
1990 .........................................................................................R 1,100 R 1 500
If a copy of an academic transcript is to be included add .............................. R 50
Requests for the verification of UCT Faculty of Health Sciences graduates may be sent to
the Faculty Manager: Academic Administration, Deans Office, Barnard Fuller Building,
Faculty of Health Sciences, Anzio Road, Observatory, 7925, South Africa, or faxed to
021-4478955 (for attention: Faculty Manager, Academic Administration, Faculty of
Health Sciences). Please include e-mail contact details in all requests.
3.10
Fee for Replacement Student Identity/Access Control Card

A replacement Student Identity/Access Control card may be obtained on payment of a fee
of R60. Payments are made at the Cashiers Office, Level 3, Kramer Law Building,
Middle Campus. Students must present proof of payment together with his/her identity
document when collecting the replacement card.
The loss of the card must be reported immediately to the Access Control Office in the PD
Hahn Building, Room 1.09, Upper Campus.
3.11
Late Registration Fee

A fee of R2 000 will be levied on students who fail to register on the appointed day,
which is reducible by the Dean on a sliding scale, for good cause shown.
3.12
Late Changes of Curriculum

A student who wishes to add a course to his/her curriculum after the Friday of the first
week after the start of the course requires a concession in terms of rule G15 of the
General Rules and Policies handbook. Penalties will apply. Refer 2.4 on Page 8.
OTHER FEES AND LEVIES 13
3.13
Student Wellness Services

Students who utilise the Student Wellness Service are expected to pay for consultations
with a medical practitioner, psychologist, dispensary services and certain investigations.
Should they fail to pay cash for these services, the debt incurred will be debited to his/her
fee account and is subject to interest on late payment. The Student Wellness Service
charges BHF (Board of Health care Funders) rates which are subject to change during the
academic year.
A valid student card must be produced when making use of this service.
3.14
Parking Tokens
The annual parking fee on upper campus varies depending upon the service required.
Students are required to pay for parking tokens when they are applied for and these
cannot be charged to student fee accounts.
3.15
Incidental Charges
Certain charges, which vary according to circumstances and which should be paid in
cash, will be debited to the students' fees accounts should they be incurred by students
and not settled timeously. These include parking fines, disciplinary fines (including those
imposed in Residences), library fines and the cost of replacement of library materials,
damage charges raised by Residences, processing costs of loans, advances made by the
Student Financial Aid. Note that all charges debited to fees accounts are subject to
interest on late payment.
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4.
INFORMATION FOR SPONSORS

The following information is supplied to help a sponsor to interpret the fee accounts sent
during the year. Additionally it is supplied to assist sponsors in their calculation of funds
needed by their students for costs which do not appear on fee accounts e.g. food and
lodging outside University residence, education material required and sundry expenses.
Please return to the Fees Office any fee statements which are not for your account or
which have been addressed to you in error.
4.1
The balance of any scholarship or award, after settlement of fees, will be refunded to the
student on receipt of your payment. Sponsors must inform UCT in writing if surplus
funding is not to be paid out to a student. In most cases, students use funding from
additional sources to help them meet expenses incurred in connection with their studies
(for example, accommodation and subsistence, books and stationery, transport). Please
therefore, ignore credits of this nature when calculating the amount due by you.
4.2
The estimated minimum amount required for board and lodging by students not
accommodated in residence is R 51 800 per year or R 58 800 for Medical Students who
have a longer academic year. We suggest that sponsors require from their students
verifiable board and lodging expense accounts if the students reside outside official
University accommodation.
4.3
Students accommodated in a catering residence who have not chosen the full meal option
will require the following additional funds to cover meals taken elsewhere:
4.3.1
4.3.2
4.3.3
additional approximate amount required by students who have

chosen meal option (2), per year .............................................................. R 3 600
4.4
Students accommodated in self-catering residences will require an approximate amount

of R14 300 per year (R1 430 per month) to cover the cost of meals.
4.5
We estimate that the following ancillary expenses could be incurred by each student in
2013:
Books and Stationery ............................................................................................ R 6 000
Educational Equipment ........................................................................................ R 3 000
Living expenses, local transport, pocket money and sundries .............................. R 6 500
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 15
5.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
International Academic Programmes Office:

Tel: +27-21-650 2822/ 3740, Fax: +27-21-650 5667
Email: int-iapo@uct.ac.za
Website: http://www.uct.ac.za
SADC Students:
For the purposes of fees - Citizens and Permanent Residents of the SADC countries are
treated the same as South African Residents. (Note that study visa regulations, etc. do still
apply) The SADC member countries are Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of
Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles,
South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Students from SADC
countries must pay the minimum initial payment for tuition and residence prior to
registration or by 1 February 2013 whichever date is the earlier.
SADC students will be charged a non-refundable R 1 500 Administrative Service Fee.
Accounts are managed and sent out by the Fees Office. Refer to pages 1 and 102.
Non-SADC (i.e. Rest of the World) Students:
Non-SADC International Students are billed in South African Rands (ZAR) and required to
pay an International Fee over and above the local course fees for tuition. The out-of-state
or international levy, is called the International Term Fee, and is charged in addition to
the individual fees for all courses taken. Both the International Term Fee plus the
individual course based fees must be paid prior to registration. Accounts are sent out by the
Fees Office, except for GSB studies under 5.6 of this handbook which are billed by the
Graduate School of Business.
Non-SADC international students studying Postgraduate Diplomas, Honours or
Coursework Masters Degrees are advised to check section 5.7 for information regarding
Scholarships offered to them.
Special Circumstance Students: Official Refugees (i.e. once they have their RSA ID
Refugees Book) and documented asylum seekers are deemed South African citizens and
for fees purposes classified as local students.
Rwandan Citizens and accredited Diplomatic Representatives of a foreign government in
South Africa (or their dependants) are entitled to pay fees at local rates PLUS a nonrefundable R 1 500 Administrative Service Fee. Tuition fees are to be paid prior to
registration.
Changes in residency status may only be adjusted up to 31 July for the current year. If
residency status changes after 31 July it can only be applied to the following year.
Only the Green SA BARCODED ID book will be accepted as proof of SA citizenship
5.1
Semester Study Abroad (SSA) Programmes

Any student (regardless of nationality) taking courses for one or two semesters only, that
will not count towards obtaining a South African degree (but could count towards a
degree in another country). Package tuition fee:
Per semester cost ...............................................................................................US$ 5 600
Fees will be payable in advance, prior to registration at UCT.
16 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
5.2
Students on Centralised Academic Programmes/ Exchanges

Fee is dependent on the programme. All queries should be directed to the International
Academic Programmes Office (IAPO). Students are accepted to study through the
programme only in terms of signed inter-institutional agreements. In certain cases an
Exchanges Levy (which could include orientation, airport transfer, housing placement)
will be applicable.
Exchanges Levy payable prior to registration ...................................................... US$ 175
5.3
International Occasional Students

Any international student taking two or fewer courses per semester for one or two
semesters only for non-degree purposes. Students are required to write exams. A
certificate of attendance will be available on request. A South African matriculation
exemption is required in order to get acceptance into this programme. Students must
have completed a degree.
International Occasional Students should pay the US$ course fee when registering for one
or two courses in a semester and thereafter the default is local fees plus International
Term Fee
Tuition fee per course per semester .................................................................. US$ 2 630
5.4
International Affiliates
Visiting international students and academics who are not taking UCT courses but wish
to pursue research towards studies at their own University by using UCTs libraries, must
first make contact with a UCT department to ensure they will be welcome and obtain an
assurance that there are necessary resources (and with mutual understanding of
expectations) to accommodate them in the host department. Thereafter application should
be made through IAPO. A visiting Affiliate does not attend lectures, work at UCT, have
any supervision or write examinations.
Affiliate Fees per month or part thereof ...............................................Refer to Section 6
5.5
International Students who intend to study for a full South African

Degree/Diploma/Honours
Please consult the Faculty/Student Fees Handbook for the cost of courses the amounts
listed below must be added to the total amount calculated from the courses selected.
100% of the International Term Fees plus Course Based Fees are to be paid prior to
registration or by 1 February 2013 whichever date is the earlier. (For International
Fees contained in sections 5.5.1 to 5.5.5 below)
In addition the minimum initial residence payment is required prior to registration, see
section 13.1 of this handbook, page 102.
5.5.1
Undergraduate Degrees
Tuition Fees (per year)
Faculty
Commerce
Engineering & the
Built Environment
Health Sciences
Typical Qualification
BCom, BBusSc, etc
BSc, BSC (Eng) etc
BSc (Med) etc
Total course fees PLUS

If from outside If from Africa
Africa (rest of (non-SADC)
World)
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
Humanities
BA, BSocSc, BEd, BA

(Fine Art), BMus, etc
LLB, etc
BSc
Law
Science
5.5.2
Faculty
Commerce
Engineering & the Build Environment
Health Sciences
Humanities
Law
Science
Faculty
Commerce
Health Sciences (Int. Research Ethics)
Health Sciences (Other)
Humanities
Law
Science
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 30 250

If from outside Africa
If from Africa
(rest of World)
(non-SADC)
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250

If from outside
If from Africa
Africa (rest of
(non-SADC)
World)
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 14 605
ZAR 12 650
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
ZAR 14 605
ZAR 12 650
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 30 250
Coursework Masters Degrees * See 5.7

Faculty
Commerce
Health Sciences
Humanities
Law
Science
5.5.5
ZAR 35 000
ZAR 35 000
Postgraduate Diplomas and Undergraduate Diplomas * See 5.7

5.5.4
ZAR 30 250
Honours Degrees * See 5.7

5.5.3
ZAR 35 000

If from outside
If from Africa
Africa (rest of
(non-SADC)
World)
ZAR 28 575
ZAR 24 750
ZAR 28 575
ZAR 24 750
ZAR 28 575
ZAR 24 750
ZAR 28 575
ZAR 24 750
ZAR 14 605
ZAR 12 650
ZAR 28 575
ZAR 24 750
Research Masters Degrees

Total of Course Fees PLUS Non-Refundable International Service Fee
If from outside Africa (rest of the world) ..................................................... ZAR 3 000
If from Africa (non-SADC) ........................................................................... ZAR 3 000
5.5.6
Doctoral (PhD) Degrees * See 5.7

Total of Course Fees PLUS Non-Refundable International Service Fee
If from outside Africa (rest of the world) .................................................... ZAR 3 000
If from Africa (non-SADC) ........................................................................... ZAR 3 000
5.6
Qualifications Offered by the Graduate School of Business

Note that all Citizens or Permanent Residents from African countries qualify for local
South African fees for GSB qualifications.
A non-refundable deposit of ZAR 15,000 is payable on acceptance of study offer and
is applicable to all GSB International students.
We do not accept payments in cash or on Diners or American Express cards.
5.6.1
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PDBA)

Balance of fees is due prior to registration or 4 February 2013 whichever is the earlier.
Academic Fee (per year) ............................................................................... ZAR 74 000
Administration Fee (per year) ........................................................................ ZAR 11 000
Total Fee (per year) ....................................................................................... ZAR 85 000
5.6.2
Master of Business Administration (MBA )

For Full Time and 1st Year Modular students the balance of fees is due prior to
registration or 25 January 2013 whichever is the earlier. 2nd Year Modular students
must settle their fees by 15 February 2013.
Academic Fee (per year) ............................................................................. ZAR 226 000
Administration Fee (per year) ...................................................................... ZAR 64 000
Total Fee (per year) ..................................................................................... ZAR 290 000
(MBA Modular international students pay half this fee per annum)
Master of Business Administration specialising in Executive Management

For 1st Year students the balance of fees is due prior to registration or 1 March 2013
whichever is the earlier. 2nd Year students must settle their fees by 25 January 2013.
Academic Fee (per year) ............................................................................. ZAR 208 250
Administration Fee (per year) ...................................................................... ZAR 39 000
Total Fee (per year) ..................................................................................... ZAR 247 250
5.6.3
GSB:
Master of of
Commerce
Development Finance
MBA (Masters
Business in
Administration)
For
1st Year
studentsFee
the(per
balance
fees is due prior to registrationZAR
or 8 226
March
Academic
Programme
year) of
..........................................................
000
2013
whicheverFee
is the
Administration
(perearlier.
year) ....................................................................... ZAR 64 000
Total Fee (per year) .....................................................................................
ZAR 290 000
Academic
Programme
Fee (covers
1st andpay
2nd half
year)this
....................................
ZAR 105 000
(MBA Modular
international
students
fee per annum)
5.7
International Scholarships
International Honours, Masters & PhD students/applicants are advised that the
University offers scholarships to deserving international applicants. Applications must be
made via the Post Graduate Centre & Funding Office refer UCTs website. The closing
date is 31 July of the year preceding study.
ENSURE YOU APPLY FOR THESE SCHOLARSHIPS PRIOR TO COMING TO
UCT!
For Honours. Postgraduate Diploma and Coursework Masters students there are also
bursaries available which will reduce the International Term Fee and these are awarded
at the discretion of the Faculty Dean based on academic merit, financial need and faculty
requirements. (International terms of payment will still apply). Please apply at the
relevant Faculty Office.
THE ABOVE AWARDS ARE ONLY APPLICABLE TO HONOURS,
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA AND COURSEWORK MASTERS STUDIES.
5.8
Residence Fees
The initial payment as stated in 13.1 (refer to page 102) is required prior to registration
for all international students and non-South African students who do not have permanent
residence. This is in addition to the 100% of International Tuition Fees.
Note: There is only limited accommodation available for international students in
residences, consequently most international students share rented accommodation in the
vicinity of the University. (Further information can be obtained from Student
Housing/Campus Accommodation and Letting).
The residence fee excludes the winter vacation between the first and second semesters,
but includes the short vacations in the first and second semesters. The opening date for
new students is Tuesday, 29 January 2013 and the closing date for student housing is
Friday, 15 November 2013. The same withdrawal rules apply to international students
leaving residences as for local students (refer to 13.2, page 102).
5.9
Cancellation Policy International Fees

Semester/Study Abroad Programme
A US$ 100 administration fee will be applied to all cancellations received after a student
indicates acceptance but prior to arrival.
A US$ 2 800 administration fee will be applied to all cancellations or withdrawals
received after arrival or registration at UCT. This will include, but not be limited to, cases
where a student changes status to an Affiliate, or reapplies for Full Degree, Masters or
Occasional student studies.
There will be no refunds for any cancellation or withdrawal received after the 31 March
for Semester 1 intakes and after the 31 August for the Semester 2 intakes. (If the stated
date falls on a weekend or public holiday then notice must be received on the last
working day prior to stated date)
Full Degree Students (Excluding GSB studies)

Students or their parents or guardians must give notice to discontinue studies in writing
by completing the Cancellation of Registration Form and submitting this to their Faculty
Office in person or by registered mail.

A reduction on the International Term Fee may be considered in special circumstances
depending on the date of cancellation. If registration is cancelled before
(i)
the beginning of the first quarter, 11 February 2013. ............... 100% adjustment
(ii)
31 July 2013 .............................................................................. 50% adjustment
A R3 000 Administration Service Fee will be applied to all cancellations or

withdrawals where the International Term Fee is rebated.
No reduction of the International Term Fee will be granted if registration is
cancelled after the 31 July 2013.
Note that any outstanding fees are due immediately upon cancellation of studies,
including Student Housing fees/levies etc if these have not already been paid.
Dropping or changing of courses, refer to 2.3, page 7.
International Occasional Students and Affiliates

When students withdraw from individual courses, any fee reduction is dependent on the
date of withdrawal. No International Fee reductions will be considered where withdrawal
occurs after the second or fourth quarter has begun. International Affiliates who decide to
leave early may apply to their host department for a pro-rata refund of fees.
6.
VISITING POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS AFFILIATED

TO UCT
The fees for visiting postgraduate students (excluding those in the Faculty of Science and
Health Sciences) are dependent upon the length of their stay at the University of Cape
Town and are as follows:
2 months or less .................................................................................................. R 3 780
2 months to 4 months .......................................................................................... R 7 130
4 months to 6 months ......................................................................................... R 10 510
6 months to 12 months ....................................................................................... R 14 020
Science and Health Science Faculty students should consult their Faculty Officer.
7.
STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR RESEARCH MASTERS

OR PHD
Students registering for the first time for a research Masters or doctoral thesis in the
second semester will be granted a 50% rebate on the annual academic fee. This rebate
also applies to students registering for the MMed.
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8.
SUBMISSION OF DOCTORAL THESES AND MASTERS

DISSERTATIONS
A rebate on the annual academic fee for a doctoral thesis or masters dissertation is
granted according to the following schedule:
8.1
In the case of a masters dissertation, this applies in the second or subsequent year in
which the dissertation is being completed;
8.2
In the case of a doctoral thesis, this applies in the third or subsequent year in which the
thesis is being completed;
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
submission before 12 noon on Tuesday, 2 April 2013, the beginning

of the second quarter;..................................................................................... 75%
submission before 12 noon on Monday, 15 July 2013, the beginning
of the third quarter; ....................................................................................... 50%
submission by 12 noon on Monday, 9 September 2013 ................................. 25%
submission after 12 noon on Monday, 9 September 2013 ................................. nil
Students who intend submitting by 12 noon on Monday, 11 February 2013, the start of
the 2013 academic year, do not need to reregister and his/her registration will not be
processed.
8.3
Where a student is required to revise and resubmit a thesis or dissertation the academic
fee will be charged per quarter (i.e. if the candidate must work for up to one quarter,
he/she will pay 25% of the full fee; for up to two quarters, he/she will pay 50% of the full
fee and so on).
9.
DOCTORATES
(Note: We no longer offer the ChM)
For each year of registration:
DMus (By performance and thesis or composition and thesis) .......................... R 18 740
PhD, MD, DMus : (By Thesis) ......................................................................... R 13 440
PhD in Philosophy in Economics (By coursework and thesis) ......................... R 46 260
DSc, DSc (Eng), DLitt, DEd, DMus, DSocSc, LLD, DEconSc, DArch,
DFA, DSc (Med) (For distinguished published work) ........................................ R 5 200
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10.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

All students from outside South Africa and other SADC countries should refer to
fees for international students on page 16.
10.1
Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Non-refundable deposit of R10 000 is payable on acceptance of study offer.
Full-time
Academic Fees ............................................................. R 129 000

Administration Fee ........................................................ R 31 000
Total Fee ...................................................................... R 160 000
Modular (1st year)
Academic Fees ............................................................... R 64 500

Administration Fee ......................................................... R 15 500
Total Fee ........................................................................ R 80 000
Modular (2nd year)
Academic Fees ............................................................... R 64 500

Total Fee ........................................................................ R 80 000
Master of Business Administration specialising in Executive Management

Non-refundable deposit of R10 000 is payable on acceptance of study offer. Full fees
are payable prior to registration.
10.2
YEAR 1
Academic Fees ............................................................... R 96 810

Total Fee..................................................................... R 117 810
YEAR 2
Academic Fees ............................................................... R 83 000

Total Fee........................................................................ R 99 750
Associate in Management (AIM)

Non-refundable deposit of R5000 is payable on acceptance of study offer.
Modular
Academic Fees ............................................................... R 24 500

Administration Fee .......................................................... R 6 500
Total Fee ........................................................................ R 31 000
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
10.3
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PDBA : Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration

(Post work experience)

Modular
10.4
Academic Fees ............................................................... R 42 000

Total Fee........................................................................ R 50 000
PGDip : Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice

Specialising in Wine Business Management

Modular
10.5
Academic Fees ............................................................... R 45 000

Total Fee ....................................................................... R 53 000
GSB: Master of Commerce in Management Practice

Academic Fee........R 21 725
2nd and subsequent years of enrolment...R 6 875
10.6
GSB: Master of Philosophy

Academic Fee........R 21 725
2nd and subsequent years of enrolment...R 6 875
10.7
GSB: Master of Commerce in Development Finance

Academic Fee (covers 1st and 2nd year) ......R 93 500
10.8
GSB: PhD
Specialising in Business Administration & Management Practice
(GSB6000W)
Academic Course Fee ........R 13 440
Executive Education Customised Academic Qualifications

10.9
PGDip: Management Practice

Academic Fee.........R 53 000
(Fee is conditional on a minimum intake of 35 students).
10.10
Associate in Management Practice

Academic Fee.........R 53 000
(Fee is conditional on a minimum intake of 35 students).
24 UCT ACADEMIC FEES
11.
UCT ACADEMIC FEES

All students from outside South Africa and other SADC countries should refer to fees for
international students on page 15.
The University of Cape Town operates on a course-based fee structure inclusive of all addons. Thus, the dictum that the price you see is the price you pay applies to all academic
offerings across the University.
The Universitys course-based fee structures, together with the relevant Faculty handbook, will enable
students to accurately calculate the cost of their academic studies at UCT in 2013.
Since a students fees account is based on his/her academic record, it is the students responsibility to
verify the correctness of his/her academic record.
In order to assist students and fee payers budget for their academic studies at UCT for 2013 we have
set-out below the cost of fees for a typical qualification by faculty and year of study.
Note: The following typical fees are only guidelines and will vary with the students actual
choice of courses.
11.1
Typical 1st Year Tuition Fees

COMMERCE
BCom ....................................................... R 39 500 to R 51 000

BCom specialising in Actuarial Science ........................ R 51 000
BBusSc ...................................................... R46 000 to R 51 000
BBusSc specialising in Actuarial Science...................... R 51 000
ENGINEERING &
BUILT
ENVIRONMENT
Bachelor of Architectural Studies ................................... R 43 000

BSc (Engineering) .................................. R 44 000 to R 46 000
BSc (Geomatics)............................................................. R 40 500
BSc (Construction Studies)............................................. R 41 500
BSc (Property Studies) ................................................... R 42 500
HEALTH SCIENCES MBChB .......................................................................... R 52 000
MBChB - 1st year Intervention Curriculum .................... R 50 000

BSc (Audiology) ............................................................. R 44 500
BSc (Occupational Therapy) .......................................... R 41 000
BSc (Physiotherapy) ...................................................... R 43 500
BSc (Speech & Lang Pathology) .................................... R 45 000
HUMANITIES
BA and BSoc Sc ............................................................. R 37 500

BA(Fine Art) .................................................................. R 42 500
BA (Theatre & Performance) ......................................... R 36 500
BMus ............................................................................. R 44 000
BMus (Dance) ................................................................ R 34 500
LAW
Undergraduate
Graduate
LLB ............................................................................... R 38 500

LLB ................................................................................ R 44 000
SCIENCE
BSc ................................................................................. R 40 500

BSc - Intervention Curriculum ....................................... R 21 000
UCT ACADEMIC FEES 25
11.2
FACULTY OF COMMERCE
Degrees
Bachelor of Commerce
specialising in Financial Accounting
General Accounting Stream
Chartered Accounting Stream
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
1st Year ........................................................................... R 41 000

2nd Year .......................................................................... R 46 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 46 000
BCom specialising in Actuarial Science
1st Year ........................................................................... R 51 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 47 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 50 500
BCom specialising in Actuarial Science
Quantitative Finance Stream
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 52 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 51 000
BCom specialising in Financial Accounting:
Accounting with Law Stream
1st Year ........................................................................... R 41 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 45 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 40 000
BCom specialising in Economics & Finance
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 45 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 46 000
BCom specialising in Economics & Statistics
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 44 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 56 000
BCom specialising in Economics with Law
1st Year ........................................................................... R 41 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 50 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 40 000
BCom specialising in Information Systems
1st Year ........................................................................... R 41 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 48 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 43 000
BCom specialising in Information Systems &
Computer Science
1st Year ........................................................................... R 51 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 48 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 41 000

BCom in the field of Management Studies
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 51 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 56 000
BCom specialising in Philosophy, Politics &
Economics
1st Year ........................................................................... R 39 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 48 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 46 500
Bachelor of Business Science
BBusSc specialising in Actuarial Science
1st Year ........................................................................... R 51 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 47 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 55 500
4th Year ......................................................................... R 40 500
BBusSc specialising in Actuarial Science:
Quantitative Finance Stream
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 52 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 56 000
4th Year ......................................................................... R 40 500
BBusSc specialising in Finance (Non CA Option)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 47 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 51 000
4th Year ......................................................................... R 36 500
BBusSc specialising in Finance with Accounting
(CA Option)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 47 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 51 500
4th Year ......................................................................... R 46 500
BBusSc specialising in Computer Science
1st Year ........................................................................... R 51 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 54 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 56 000
4th Year ......................................................................... R 47 500
BBusSc specialising in Economics
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 47 000
3rd Year .................................................... R 46 000 to R 59 500
4th Year ........................................................................... R57 000
BBusSc specialising in Economics with Law
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 46 500

3rd Year .......................................................................... R 45 500
4th Year ......................................................................... R 62 000
BBusSc specialising in Information Systems
1st Year ........................................................................... R 51 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 48 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 41 000
4th Year ......................................................................... R 49 500
BBusSc specialising in Marketing
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 42 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 46 500
4th Year.......................................................................... R 51 500
BBusSc specialising in Organisational Psychology
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 46 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 51 000
4th Year.......................................................................... R 48 500
BBusSc specialising in Quantitative Management
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 42 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 61 500
4th Year ......................................................................... R 43 000
Postgraduate
Per year of study
Bachelor of Commerce Honours
specialising in Actuarial Science ................................. R 29 760

specialising in Economics ............................................ R 46 200
specialising in FAPM .................................................. R 46 200
specialising in Finance ................................................ R 36 000
specialising in Financial Management ....................... R 57 580
specialising in Information Systems ............................. R48 820
specialising in Management Information Systems....... R 47 320
specialising in Organisational Psychology Change
Management ................................................................. R 37 850
specialising in Statistics ................................................. R 36 690
specialising in Taxation ................................................ R 47 490
Master of Commerce, Master of Business Science
or MPhil where appropriate:
specialising in Actuarial Science by Coursework ........ R 31 000
specialising in Economics............................................. R 41 950
specialising in Economics Development \
1st Year ........................................................................ R 35 980
2nd Year ......................................................................... R 6 810
specialising in Applied Economics
1st Year ........................................................................ R 32 510
2nd Year ......................................................................... R 6 810
specialising in Economics Science
1st Year ........................................................................ R 56 500
2nd Year ....................................................................... R 51 400

specialising in Economics & Demography ................... R 28 160
+ Dissertation ............................................................... R 5 140
specialising in Economics (by dissertation only) ....... R 10 090
specialising in Finance (Financial Management) ...... R 49 550
specialising in Finance (Financial & Risk
Management) ................................................................. R 57 580
specialising in Finance (Investment Management) ..... R 55 100
specialising in Health Economics................................. R 40 990
specialising in Information Systems (Coursework) ..... R 39 960
+ Dissertation ............................................................... R 6 810
specialising in Mathematical Finance .......................... R 72 930
specialising in Organisational Psychology
(Coursework) ................................................................ R 36 260
specialising in Demography .......................................... R 30 080
specialising in Programme Evaluation......................... R 36 260
specialising in Taxation (South African Taxation)
1st Year ........................................................................ R 59 190
2nd Year ....................................................................... R 34 190
specialising in Taxation (International Taxation) ......... R 59 190
Masters in Philosophy .................................................. R 36 260
Doctoral (PhD) (per year) ............................................. R 13 440
PhD in Philosophy in Economics (with
Coursework) ................................................................ R 46 260
Diplomas
11.3
Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (Accounting

Conversion) ................................................................... R 54 120
Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting ........................ R 43 740
Postgraduate Diploma in Actuarial Science .............. R 21 000
Postgraduate Diploma in Management:
specialising in Actuarial Science Conversion .............. R 53 350
specialising in Entrepreneurship .................................. R 58 550
specialising in Information Systems ............................. R 38 290
specialising in Marketing.............................................. R 54 620
specialising in Sports .................................................... R 51 720
specialising in Tourism ................................................ R 51 720
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Degrees
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
Bachelor of Architectural Studies

1st Year ........................................................................... R 43 000
2nd Year........................................................................... R 41 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 43 000
BSc (Geomatics)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 40 500
2nd Year........................................................................... R 47 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 45 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 49 000
BSc Eng (Chemical)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 44 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 44 500

3rd Year .......................................................................... R 38 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 51 000
BSc Eng (Civil)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 47 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 47 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 52 000
BSc Eng (Construction Studies)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 41 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 41 000
3rd Year........................................................................... R 43 000
BSc Eng (Electrical)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 44 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 46 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 46 000
4th Year .......................................................................... R 47 500
BSc Eng (Electrical & Computer)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 44 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 44 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 44 000
4th Year .......................................................................... R 43 500
BSc Eng (Mechatronics)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 44 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 44 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 44 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 45 000
BSc Eng (Mechanical)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 45 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 43 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 44 500
BSc Eng (Electro-Mechanical)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 46 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 45 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 44 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 43 500
BSc Eng (Property Studies)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 42 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 41 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 41 500
Postgraduate
Per year of study
BSc (Hons) (Geographical Info Systems) .................... R 43 440

BSc (Hons) (Construction Management) ................... R 46 940
BSc (Hons) (Property Studies)..................................... R 27 050
BSc (Hons) (Quantity Surveying) ............................... R 45 510

BSc (Hons) (Materials Science) ................................... R 44 790
Bachelor of Architectural Studies (Hons) ................. R 40 380
Masters by Dissertation only (180 credits) ................ R 20 500
Masters by Dissertation (120 credits) and Coursework
1st Year .......................................................................... R 22 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 18 670
Master of Architecture (Professional) ........................ R 45 200
Master of City & Regional Planning
1st Year .......................................................................... R 46 020
2nd Year ........................................................................... R 29350
Master of City Planning & Urban Design
1st Year .......................................................................... R 46 020
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 29 020
Master of Science in Property Studies ........................ R 68 620
Master of Science in Project Management ................. R 61 160
Master of Landscape Architecture
1st Year .......................................................................... R 48 220
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 29 150
MPhil In Conservation of Built Environment ............ R 43 230
MPhil (Transport Studies) .......................................... R 53 580
MPhil (Urban Infrastructure Design & Man.) .......... R 53 580
Diplomas
11.4
Postgraduate Diploma in Transport Studies ............. R 44 760

Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management ........ R 47 780
Postgraduate Diploma in Property Studies ................ R 47 780
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

Degrees
Regular curriculum
MBChB
1st Year ........................................................................... R 52 000
2nd Year........................................................................... R 63 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 64 000
4th Year .......................................................................... R 61 000
5th Year .......................................................................... R 48 000
6th Year .......................................................................... R 65 000
1st Year Intervention Curriculum ................................. R 50 000
BSc (Audiology)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 44 500
2nd Year ......................................................................... R 40 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 45 000
4th Year .......................................................................... R 42 500
BSc (Occupational Therapy)

1st Year ........................................................................... R 41 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 44 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 35 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 44 000
BSc (Physiotherapy)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 43 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 50 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 36 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 40 000
BSc (Speech & Language Pathology)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 45 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 38 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 43 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 42 500
BSc (Med) ..................................................R 32 500 - R 39 500
Postgraduate
BSc (Med) (Honours) .................................................. R 37 260
Per year of study
BSc (Med) (Honours) specialising in Nutrition &

Dietetics
1st Year ........................................................................... R 48 610
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 28 860
MPhil by Coursework & Dissertation (90 credits)
Coursework (per year) ................................................... R 19 040
Minor Dissertation ......................................................... R 19 040
MPhil by Coursework & Dissertation (60 credits)
MPhil specialising in Biokinetics
1st Year ........................................................................... R 10 060
2nd Year ........................................................................... R 9 210
Dissertation (90 credits) ................................................ R 19 040
MPhil specialising in Biomedical Forensic Science
Dissertation ................................................................... R 12 710
MPhil specialising in Clinical Research
Administration
MPhil specialising in Maternal & Child Health

MPhil specialising in Palliative Medicine
MPhil specialising in Sport & Exercise Medicine

Year 1 (Coursework) ..................................................... R 12 710
Year 2 (Coursework) ...................................................... R 6 360
Year 3 (Coursework) ...................................................... R 6 360
MPhil specialising in Sports Physiotherapy
Dissertation ................................................................... R 12 710
MPhil in Emergency Medicine
(Clinical Emergency Care Stream)
1st Year ........................................................ R 11 700 - R13 800
2nd Year ........................................................................... R 9 540
(African Emergency Care Stream)
1st Year ....................................................... R 10 620 - R 11 670
2nd Year ............................................................................ R 6 360
(Patient Safety & Clin Decision-making Stream A)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 11 670
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 11 670
(Patient Safety & Clin Decision-making Stream B)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 11 670
2nd Year .......................................................... R 5 310 - R 6 360
Master of Public Health
(All streams except Health Economics)
Coursework (10 courses @ R2 790 each) ...................... R 27 900
Master of Public Health (Health Economics)
Coursework (8 courses @ R2 790 each) ........................ R 22 320
MMed (Speciality training)

Training per year (Years 1 4) ........................................ R 8 910
Minor Dissertation .......................................................... R 4 290
MPhil (Sub-speciality training)
Training per year (Years 1 & 2) ....................................... R 8 580
MSc(Med) specialising in Biomedical Engineering
Prerequisite courses ...................................R 20 300 - R 21 840
Dissertation (180) credits ............................................... R 20 130
MSc(Med) specialising in Genetic Counselling
Dissertation ................................................................... R 12 710
MSc(Med) by Research & Dissertation (per year) ..... R 19 800
MSc by Research & Dissertation (per year) ............... R 19 800
PhD (per year)............................................................... R 13 440
MD (per year) ................................................................ R 13 440
Diplomas
PG Dip in Addictions Care ......................................... R 30 940

PG Dip in Community Eye Health ............................. R 29 480
PG Dip in Dermatology Nursing ................................ R 31 800
PG Dip in Disability Studies ...................................... R 29 020
PG Dip in Family Medicine
1st Year ........................................................................... R 14 530
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 15 810
PG Dip in Healthcare Tech Management .................. R 31 710
PG Dip in Health Economics
1st Year ........................................................................... R 15 120
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 15 420
PG Dip in Health Professional Education ................. R 30 460
PG Dip in Maternal & Child Health
1st Year ........................................................................... R 13 220
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 12 640
PG Dip in Nursing: (per stream)
specialising in Adv Midw & Neonatal Care ................ R 31 800
specialising in Child Nursing ...................................... R 31 800
specialising in Critical Care Nursing (Child) .............. R 31 800
specialising in Critical Care Nursing (General) .......... R 31 800
specialising in Critical Care Nursing (Neonate) ......... R 31 800
specialising in Diabetes Mellitus Nursing &
Education ..................................................................... R 31 800
specialising in Nephrology Nursing ............................ R 31 800
specialising in Neurosciences Nursing ........................ R 31 800
specialising in Ophthalmic Nursing ............................ R 31 800
PG Dip in Occupational Health (per year x 2) ........... R 20 160
PG Dip in Paediatric Radiology ................................. R 29 380
PG Dip in Palliative Medicine ..................................... R 31 720
PG Dip in Pesticide Risk Management ....................... R 30 480
PG Dip in Psychotherapy............................................. R 30 160
PG Dip in Public Mental Health ................................. R 30 160
11.5
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
Degrees
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Science

1st Year ........................................................................... R 37 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 37 500
3rd Year ........................................................................... R 37 500
BA (Fine Arts)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 42 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 41 500
3rd Year ........................................................................... R 41 000
4th Year ........................................................................... R 42 500
BA (Theatre & Performance)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 36 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 41 500
3rd Year ....................................................... R 48 000 - R 53 500
4th Year ...................................................... R 27 500 - R 29 000
BMus (General)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 44 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 42 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 43 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 44 500
BMus (Dance)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 34 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 42 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 43 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 44 440
Diplomas
Teachers Licentiate Diploma in Music

(Western Classical / African Music Stream)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 30 270
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 34 970
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 40 990
4th Year .......................................................................... R 39 690
Performers Diploma in Music
(Jazz Studies Stream)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 33 660
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 45 680
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 44 340
Performers Diploma in Opera
1st Year ........................................................................... R 38 350
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 44 070
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 46 260
4th Year .......................................................................... R 36 710
Performers Diploma in Theatre
1st Year ........................................................................... R 40 980
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 36 710
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 35 870
Dance Teachers Diploma

1st Year ........................................................................... R 35 900
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 43 380
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 38 780
Postgraduate
Per year of study
Full degree fees can vary depending on electives taken
Honours
4 Honours courses + research essay .............................. R 27 550
BEd Hons (6 Honours courses) .................................... R 27 720
BA Hons in Drama
4 Honours courses + research essay .............................. R 27 550
BMus Hons specialising in Dance Studies .................... R 30 140
BMus Hons specialising in Choreography ................... R 27 490
BMus Hons specialising in Performance ....R28 400 - R 29 320
BMus Hons specialising in Musicology ........................ R 27 550
BMus Hons specialising in Composition....................... R 27 500
Masters by Coursework
4 Masters course work courses...................................... R 24 920
Minor dissertation .......................................................... R 11 380
Research Masters ........................................................ R 18 700
MPhil in Library & Information Science ................... R 18 700
Master of Fine Art
By dissertation ............................................................... R 18 700
Master of Music by Composition & Dissertation
Composition .................................................................. R 24 860
Dissertation ................................................................... R 11 380
Master of Music by Performance & Dissertation
Recitals .......................................................................... R 26 920
Doctoral (PhD) (per year) ............................................ R 13 440
Diplomas
Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Art .............................. R 34 230

Postgraduate Diploma in Music & Performance ......................
1st Year ............................................................................ R 13 460
2nd Year ........................................................................... R 13 460
Certificates
Postgraduate Certificate in Education:

Intermediate & Senior Phase .................................... R 29 680
Senior Phase & Further Education .......................... R 27 620
Further Education ..................................................... R 28 420
11.6
FACULTY OF LAW
Degrees
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
Undergraduate LLB
1st Year depending on electives ................................ R 38 500
2nd Year depending on electives................................. R 44 500
3rd Year depending on electives ................................. R 48 500
4th Year depending on electives ................................. R 45 500
Graduate LLB
1st Year ........................................................................... R 44 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 48 500
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 45 500
Postgraduate
LLM/MPhil by Coursework and Dissertation

Coursework (4 courses) .................................................. R 48 160
Dissertation ...................................................................... R 6 040
Per year of study
LLM/MPhil by Dissertation only .................................. R 11 440
Diplomas
Postgraduate Diploma in Law

Coursework ................................................................... R 24 080
Research Paper ................................................................. R 3 020
11.7
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Degrees
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
Bachelor of Science
1st Year ........................................................................... R 40 500
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 41 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 41 000
1st Year of EDP............................................................... R 21 000

Extended Degree
Programme (EDP: 2nd Year of EDP.............................................................. R 28 000
1st year over 2 years)
Postgraduate
Per year of study
Bachelor of Science Honours ...................................... R 37 000

Master of Science & MPhil
MSc by Dissertation only ............................................ R 19 000
MSc by Coursework & Dissertation
Coursework (full year) ................................................... R 37 000
Coursework (half year) ................................................... R 18 500
Dissertation .................................................................... R 19 000
MSC specialising in Climate Change
Coursework (full year) ................................................... R 34 000
Minor dissertation ............................................................ R 6 600
Doctoral (PhD) (per year) ............................................ R 13 440
UCT ACADEMIC COURSES 37
12.
UCT ACADEMIC COURSES

All students from outside South Africa and other SADC countries should refer to fees for
international students on page 15.
The University of Cape Town operates on a course-based fee structure inclusive of

all add-ons. Thus, the dictum that the price you see is the price you pay applies
to all academic offerings across the University.
The Universitys course-based fee structures, together with the relevant Faculty handbook, will enable
students to calculate the cost of their academic studies at UCT in 2013 accurately.
The Faculty handbook will indicate the courses that can be taken in pursuing a qualification and the
relevant course code. Use this code to look up the all inclusive cost of the course in this booklet. The
sum of these costs will give you the total cost for the set of chosen courses. There are no levies.
Since a students fees account is based on his/her academic load, it is the students responsibility
to verify the correctness of his/her enrolment for courses in the current year.
Faculty handbooks can be obtained from the relevant faculty office and this information is also
available on the UCT web site: http://www.uct.ac.za/apply/handbooks.
Courses added after the publication of this handbook will be listed on the Fees website at
http://www.uct.ac.za/apply/fees
COURSE CODE
AAE2001S
AAE4002W
AAE4012W
AAE5000H
AAE5001W
AAE7000W
AAE7001W
AAE7002W
AAE7003W
AAE7004W
AAE7005W
AAE7006W
ACC1006F
ACC1006S
ACC1012S
ACC1106F
ACC2011S
ACC2012W
ACC2018S
ACC2022F
ACC2022S
ACC2023F
ACC2023S
ACC2111S
ACC2113W
ACC2114W
ACC3004H
DESCRIPTION
SPECIAL STUDY MODULE
ANAESTHESIA
ANAESTHESIA EXT CREDIT
ANAESTHESIA
ANAESTHESIA EXT CREDIT
PHD ANAESTHESIA
MD ANAESTHESIA
MMED ANAESTHESIA PT 3
MPHIL CRITICAL CARE PT 1
MPHIL CRITICAL CARE PT 2
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
BUSINESS ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL REPORTING I
FINANCIAL REPORTING II
CONTROL OF FINANCIAL INFO SYS
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING I
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING I
TAXATION I
TAXATION I
FINANCIAL REPORTING I
FINANCIAL REPORTING IIA
FINANCIAL REPORTING IIB
TAXATION II
TUITION FEE
20202 R
3,650
1,180
1,180
1,000
2,080
13,440
13,440
4,290
8,910
8,910
8,580
3,860
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
10,260
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
10,260
10,260
5,140
38 UCT ACADEMIC COURSES

ACC3009W
ACC3020W
ACC3022H
ACC3023S
ACC3500W
ACC3501W
ACC3502H
ACC3503H
ACC4000H
ACC4002H
ACC4020W
ACC4023W
ACC4025H
ACC4505S
AGE1002S
AGE1004H
AGE2011S
AGE2012F
AGE3006H
AGE3011F
AGE3012S
AGE3013H
AGE4000W
AGE4001W
AGE5000W
AGE6000W
AHS1003F
AHS1025S
AHS1031S
AHS1032S
AHS1033F
AHS1034S
AHS1035F
AHS1036F
AHS1038S
AHS1039S
AHS1040F
AHS1041S
AHS1042F
AHS1043S
AHS1044F
AHS1045S
AHS1046F
AHS1047F
AHS2043W
AHS2045F
AHS2046F
AHS2047S
AHS2050H
AHS2052H
AHS2053H
AHS2054S
AHS2106F
AHS2107F
FINANCIAL REPORTING III

CORPORATE REPORTING
AUDITING I
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING II
FIN REPORTING CONVERSION
MAN ACC & FIN CONVERSION
CORP GOVERNANCE CONVERSION
TAXATION CONVERSION
BUSINESS ANALYSIS & GOVERNANCE
TAXATION III
MANAGERIAL ACC & FINANCE 2
FINANCIAL REPORTING IV
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
BUS ANALYSIS & GOVER CONVRSION
AFRICA AND WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY
INTRO EARTH & ENVIRO SCIENCES
HUMAN EVOLUTION
S.AFRICAN HUNTERS & HERDERS
DIRECTED READING & RESEARCH
ROOTS OF BLACK IDENTITY
GLOBAL INTERACTION & TRANSFORM
ARCHAEOLOGY IN PRACTICE
HONOURS IN ARCHAEOLOGY
HONOURS IN ARCHAEOL & ENV SCI
MASTERS IN ARCHAEOLOGY
PHD IN ARCHAEOLOGY
SPEECH AND HEARING SCIENCES
EARLY INTERVENTION
PREP ENTRY LEVEL PSYCH FOR HRS
OCC PERSPCTV ON HLTH & WELLBNG
MOVEMENT SCIENCE I
INTRO TO APPLIED PHYSIOTHERAPY
HUMAN OCCUPATION & DEVELOPMNT
FOUND CONCEPTS IN EARLY INTERV
FNDMNTL HUMAN OCC & DEV IA
FNDMT OF MOVE SCI & APP PHY IA
FNDMT OF MOVE SCI & APP PHY IB
FNDMNTALS OF SPEECH & HEAR SCI
HUMAN COMMUNICATION DEVELOPMNT
FND CONCPT IN HUMAN COMM DEV
FNDMNTL HUMAN OCC & DEV IB
BASIS OF HEARING & BALANCE
FOUNDS OF HEARING & BALANCE
PREP ENTRY LVL PSY FOR HRS II
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY II
BECOMING A COMM THERAPIST
DIAGNOSTIC AUDIOLOGY
PAEDIATRIC REHAB AUDIOLOGY
CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY I
MOVEMENT SCIENCE II
APPLIED PHYSIOTHERAPY 1
CHILD LANGUAGE
CHILD SPEECH
10,260
10,260
5,140
5,140
21,630
11,550
8,300
8,300
5,140
10,630
10,630
11,850
10,630
4,340
5,100
5,100
6,740
6,740
9,310
10,160
10,160
10,160
36,880
36,880
18,700
13,440
3,470
2,150
7,460
4,820
3,470
3,470
4,820
4,490
5,980
3,000
4,490
5,980
3,470
3,000
5,980
4,250
5,980
7,460
11,780
2,750
2,690
2,690
8,140
7,760
6,370
3,650
4,260
2,690

AHS2108W
AHS2109S
AHS2110W
AHS2111S
AHS3004H
AHS3008H
AHS3062F
AHS3065S
AHS3069W
AHS3070H
AHS3071F
AHS3072S
AHS3073F
AHS3075F
AHS3076H
AHS3077H
AHS3078H
AHS3101W
AHS3102F
AHS3103S
AHS3104S
AHS3105F
AHS3107W
AHS3108W
AHS3113W
AHS4000W
AHS4005H
AHS4006H
AHS4008H
AHS4009H
AHS4065W
AHS4066H
AHS4067F
AHS4068S
AHS4069S
AHS4071H
AHS4072H
AHS4089F
AHS4091W
AHS4117S
AHS4118S
AHS4119W
AHS4120W
AHS4121W
AHS4122W
AHS4123F
AHS4124W
AHS4125W
AHS4127W
AHS4128W
AHS4129F
AHS4130W
AHS4131W
AHS4132F
CLINICAL SPEECH THERAPY 1

LANGUAGE LEARNING & LITERACY
CLINICAL AUDIOLOGY 1
DIAGNOSTIC AUD IN SPECIAL POPS
CLINICAL SPEECH THERAPY II
CLINICAL AUDIOLOGY II
REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY
ADULT REHABILITATIVE AUDIOLOGY
CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY II
BECOMING A REHAB PROFESSNL I
ACQUIRED NEUROGEN LANG DISORD
PAED MOTOR SP DIS & DYSPHAGIA
ADULT DYSPHAGIA & MOTOR SPEECH
OAE'S & ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY
MOVEMENT SCIENCE III
APPLIED PHYSIOTHERAPY II
RESEARCH METHODS & BIOSTATS I
SIGN LANGUAGE
FLUENCY
VOICE
VESTIBULAR MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC HEALTH AUDIOLOGY
OT THEORY & PRAC IN PHYS HLTH
OT THEORY& PRAC IN MENTAL HLTH
FOUNDATION THEORY FOR OT PRC I
RESEARCH REPORT
CLINICAL SPEECH THERAPY IIIA
CLINICAL SPEECH THERAPY IIIB
CLINICAL AUDIOLOGY IIIA
CLINICAL AUDIOLOGY IIIB
CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY III
BECOMING A REHAB PROF II
SEMINARS IN COMM SCIENCES
SEMINARS IN SPEECH-LANG PATH
SEMINARS IN AUDIOLOGY
APPLIED PHYSIOTHERAPY III
RESEARCH METHODS & BIOSTATS II
INTRO: DISABILITY AS DIVERSITY
DEVELOP CRIT RESEARCH LITERACY
CRIT PRIOR DISABIL & DEVELOPMN
MONITOR DISABILITY IN SOCIETY
OT RESEARCH & PRACTICE MANAGEM
FOUNDATN THEORY FOR OT PRAC II
OCC THER PRAC & SERVICE LEARNG
PROFESSNL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
CLIN SCIENCES FOR ADV MIDWIF
ADVANCED MIDWIFERY PRACTICE A
ADVANCED MIDWIFERY PRACTICE B
CHILD NURSING PRACTICE A
CHILD NURSING PRACTICE B
CLIN SCIENCES FOR CHILD NURS
CRIT CARE CHILD NURS PRAC A
CRIT CARE CHILD NURS PRAC B
CLIN SCI CRIT CARE NURS GEN
6,080
2,690
6,080
4,770
4,840
6,140
4,770
4,770
12,290
4,840
4,770
4,770
4,770
4,770
5,840
4,770
4,910
2,150
4,770
4,770
4,770
4,770
7,080
7,040
7,040
8,140
12,140
12,090
12,140
12,090
23,440
6,370
6,370
3,600
3,600
6,370
3,620
3,780
11,790
7,550
5,900
14,630
14,630
14,630
7,950
5,310
9,270
9,270
9,270
9,270
5,310
9,270
9,270
5,310

AHS4133W
AHS4134W
AHS4135W
AHS4136W
AHS4137F
AHS4138W
AHS4139W
AHS4140F
AHS4141W
AHS4142W
AHS4143F
AHS4144W
AHS4145W
AHS4146F
AHS4147W
AHS4148W
AHS4149F
AHS4150W
AHS4151W
AHS4157W
AHS5000W
AHS5001W
AHS5007W
AHS5011W
AHS5014F
AHS5015F
AHS5016F
AHS5018F
AHS5018S
AHS5019W
AHS5022S
AHS5024W
AHS5027W
AHS5031W
AHS5032H
AHS5033W
AHS5034W
AHS5042S
AHS5043F
AHS5044S
AHS5045S
AHS6000W
AHS6001W
AHS6007W
AHS7000W
AHS7001W
AHS7002W
AHS7006W
APG1003W
APG1004F
APG1005S
APG1016F
APG1020W
APG1021W
CRIT CARE NURS GEN PRAC A

CRIT CARE NURS GEN PRAC B
NEONATAL CRIT CARE NUR PRAC A
NEONATAL CRIT CARE NUR PRAC B
CLIN SCI FOR DERMATOLOGY NURS
DERMATOLOGY NURSING PRAC A
DERMATOLOGY NURSING PRAC B
CLIN SCI FOR DIABETES NURSING
DIABETES NURSING PRACTICE A
DIABETES NURSING PRACTICE B
CLIN SCI FOR NEPHROLOGY NURS
NEPHROLOGY NURS PRAC A
NEPHROLOGY NURS PRAC B
CLIN SCI FOR NEUROSCI NURSING
NEUROSCIENCE NURS PRAC A
NEUROSCIENCE NURS PRAC B
CLIN SCI FOR OPHTHALMIC NURS
OPHTHALMIC NURS PRAC A
OPHTHALMIC NURS PRAC B
CHILD NURSING PRACTICE A
MSC AUDIOLOGY BY DISS
MSC SPEECH-LANG PATH BY DISS
MSC NURSING BY DISS
MSC OCC THER MINOR DISS
RESEARCH METHODS
HUMAN OCCUPATION I
HUMAN OCCUPATION II
RESEARCH METHODS II
RESEARCH METHODS II
MSC PHYSIOTHERAPY BY DISS
THEORETICAL FOUND OF NURS PRAC
MSC NURSING MINOR DISS
MSC OCCUP THERAPY BY DISS
MPHIL DISABIL STUD MINOR DISS
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 1
SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY
RESEARCH PROJECT
DISABILITY & CITIZENSHIP
POLICY PROCESS & DISAB RIGHTS
OCCUP THER IN PRIM HLTH CARE
OCCUP-BASED COM DEV PRACTICE
PHD OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
PHD PHYSIOTHERAPY
MPHIL DISABILITY STUDS BY DISS
PHD AUDIOLOGY
PHD SPEECH-LANG PATHOLOGY
PHD NURSING
PHD DISABILITY STUDIES
TECHNOLOGY I
HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCH I
HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCH II
GEOMATICS I
DESIGN & THEORY STUDIO I
REPRESENTATION I
9,270
9,270
9,270
9,270
5,310
9,270
9,270
5,310
9,270
9,270
5,310
9,270
9,270
5,310
9,270
9,270
5,310
9,270
9,270
9,270
19,800
19,800
19,800
12,710
3,490
3,490
3,490
3,490
3,490
19,800
7,190
12,710
19,800
12,710
2,550
7,640
12,710
2,790
2,790
3,490
3,490
13,440
13,440
19,800
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
7,210
3,400
3,400
5,050
21,570
7,210

APG2000F
APG2003S
APG2009F
APG2011S
APG2014S
APG2015F
APG2016W
APG2017X
APG2018X
APG2019X
APG2021W
APG2026F
APG2027X
APG2038W
APG2039W
APG3000F
APG3001S
APG3011S
APG3012S
APG3013F
APG3014X
APG3015X
APG3016C
APG3017D
APG3023W
APG3027Z
APG3028X
APG3033W
APG3034W
APG3035F
APG3036S
APG3037W
APG4001S
APG4002Z
APG4003Z
APG4005F
APG4006S
APG4007F
APG4008S
APG4009F
APG4010X
APG4011F
APG4020F
APG4021F
APG4022F
APG4023S
APG4024S
APG4025S
APG4026S
APG4028F
APG4029F
APG4030F
APG4031F
APG4032S
HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCH III

HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCH IV
THEORY OF STRUCTURES III
THEORY OF STRUCTURES IV
GEOMATICS II
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYST I
SURVEYING I
BASIC SURVEY CAMP
GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEMS CAMP
PRACTICAL TRAINING I
TECHNOLOGY II
ELEMENTARY SURVEYING
WORK EXPERIENCE
ENVIRONMENT & SERVICES II
DESIGN & THEORY STUDIO II
HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCH V
HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCH VI
GEOGRAPHICAL INFO SYSTEMS II
GEOMATICS III
NUMERICAL METHODS IN GEOMATICS
CONTROL SURVEY CAMP
PRACTICAL TRAINING II
SURVEYING II
SURVEYING III
TECHNOLOGY III
CADASTRAL SURVEYING & REG PRO
INDEPENDENT RESEARCH
LAND AND CADASTRAL SURVEY LAW
ENVIRONMENT & SERVICES III
THEORY OF STRUCTURES V
MANAGEMENT PRACTICE & LAW
DESIGN & THEORY STUDIO III
GEODESY
LAND USE PLNNG & TOWNSHIP DES
RESEARCH REPORT
ENGINEERING SURVEYING & ADJUST
GEOMATICS PRACTICE & LAND MGMT
INTRODUCTORY GIS
ADVANCED GIS
COMPUTING FOR GIS
GEOINFORMATICS CAMP
GEOMATICS IV
PLANNING THEORY & PRACTICE
URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE
PLANNING PROJECT A
URBAN ECONOMIC DEV PROCESSES
PLANNING & GOVT SYSTEMS
REGULATORY & LEGAL FRAMEWORK
PLANNING PROJECT B
ASPECTS OF CITY DESIGN
NATURAL SYSTEMS
HAT LANDSCAPE ARCH A
LANDSCAPE TECHNIQUES I
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
2,270
2,270
1,710
1,710
7,200
7,200
7,200
2,770
1,310
0
7,210
4,490
0
3,400
22,180
2,270
2,270
7,200
7,200
4,800
2,770
0
3,370
3,370
7,210
7,530
0
4,490
1,730
1,730
3,430
23,970
6,720
4,800
12,470
5,210
3,370
6,940
6,940
5,210
2,770
6,940
2,320
3,460
9,150
3,460
3,460
3,460
9,150
3,460
3,460
3,110
3,460
3,230

APG4033S
APG4034F
APG4034S
APG4035F
APG4036F
APG4037S
APG4038S
APG4039F
APG4041S
APG4042F
APG4043S
APG4044S
APG4047S
APG4048S
APG4049F
APG5000W
APG5020F
APG5023F
APG5024S
APG5025F
APG5026F
APG5029F
APG5050Z
APG5051Z
APG5052S
APG5057F
APG5059F
APG5071S
APG5073F
APG5074F
APG5075F
APG5076S
APG5077F
APG5078F
APG5079W
APG5080F
APG5081S
APG6000W
APG7000W
APG8000W
AST1000F
AST2002H
AST2003H
AST3002F
AST3003S
AST4002Z
AST4003Z
AST4004Z
AST4005Z
AST4006Z
AST4007W
AST5000W
AST5001W
AST5001Z
LANDSCAPE TECHNIQUES II
TERRAIN ANALYSIS
TERRAIN ANALYSIS
PLANNING TECHNIQUES I
LOCAL AREA LNDSCAPE ARCH PROJ
METRO LANDSCAPE PROJECT
PLANNING TECHNIQUES II
ADV HIST & THEORY OF ARCH
ADVANCED BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
ARCH DESIGN STUDIO I
ARCH DESIGN STUDIO II
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
PLANTS & DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH METHOD
ASPECTS OF HISTORY & THEORY
MASTERS DISSERTATION GEOMATICS
REGIONAL PLANNING PROJECT
REGIONAL PLANNING THEORY
PLANNING TECHNIQUES III
HAT LANDSCAPE ARCH B
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION
LANDSCAPE ARCH PROJECT
MCPUD DISSERTATION
MCRP DISSERTATION
MLA DISSERTATION
ADV TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH
ADV THEORY RESEARCH
RESEARCH PROJECT
LAW OF CONVERSATION & DEV
CONSERVATION DISCIP & PRAC
SURV MEASURE&REC HERITAGE RES
CONSERV DEV & IMPACT ASS I
CONSERV DEV & IMPACT ASSESS II
RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES
DESIGN DISSERTATION
HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
RESEARCH & ASSESS HERITAGE RES
PHD THESIS GEOMATICS
MASTERS ARCH & PLANNING DISS
PHD ARCH & PLANNING THESIS
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY
ASTROPHYSICS
ASTRONOMICAL TECHNIQUES
STELLAR ASTROPHYSICS
GALACTIC & EXTRAGALACTIC ASTRO
OBSERVATIONAL TECHNIQUES I
GENERAL ASTROPHYSICS I
GENERAL ASTROPHYSICS II
COMPUTATIONAL METHODS
GALAXIES
HONOURS IN ASTRO & SPACE SCI
MASTERS IN ASTRONOMY
MSC ASTRO & SPACE SCI (DISS)
CATACLYSMIC VARIABLES
2,160
3,230
3,230
3,460
9,150
10,270
1,180
3,240
3,240
10,110
10,110
3,240
3,230
3,520
3,110
20,500
9,150
5,730
2,160
3,230
3,230
10,270
12,310
12,310
10,260
8,540
8,540
8,810
3,400
2,270
2,270
2,260
5,600
5,600
28,120
5,660
5,660
13,440
20,180
13,440
5,100
6,740
6,740
10,160
10,160
6,010
3,070
3,070
3,070
3,070
36,880
18,700
18,700
3,670

AST5002Z
AST5003F
AST6000W
AXL1100S
AXL1200S
AXL1300F
AXL1301S
AXL1302S
AXL1303F
AXL1400F
AXL1401S
AXL2100F
AXL2102S
AXL2103S
AXL2200S
AXL2300F
AXL2301S
AXL2400Z
AXL2401F
AXL2402S
AXL2403S
AXL3100F
AXL3101S
AXL3300F
AXL3301S
AXL3400F
AXL3401S
AXL3402F
AXL3402S
AXL4100W
AXL4101F
AXL4102W
AXL4103S
AXL4104F
AXL4106F
AXL4200W
AXL4201F
AXL4203F
AXL4204F
AXL4205S
AXL4206S
AXL4300W
AXL4301F
AXL4303F
AXL4304S
AXL4305S
AXL4306S
AXL4309S
AXL4310F
AXL4312F
AXL4313S
AXL4314S
AXL4400W
AXL4401F
EXTRAGALACTIC ASTRONOMY
MSC ASTRO & SPACE SCI (C/WK)
PHD IN ASTRONOMY
UNDERSTANDING GENDER
AFRICA: CULTURE, ID & GLBLSN
INTRO TO LANGUAGE STUDIES
INTRO TO APPLIED LANGUAGE STUD
LINGUISTICS FOUNDATION
SOCIOLINGUISTICS FOUNDATION
WORDS DEEDS BONES & THINGS
INTRO TO SOC ANTH OF DEV & DIF
GENDER, SEXUALITY, POLITICS
GENDER& POLITICS OF DEVELPMENT
GENDER AND HISTORY
CULTURE, ID & GLBLSN IN AFRICA
LINGUISTICS IIA
LINGUISTICS IIB
ANTHROPOLOGICAL FIELDWORK
MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY OF POWER & WEALTH
BELIEF AND SYMBOLISM
THEORIES, POLITICS AND ACTION
POLITICS OF GENDERED KNOWLEDGE
LINGUISTICS IIIA
LINGUISTICS IIIB
THE CHALLENGE OF CULTURE
ANTHROPOL THROUGH ETHNOGRAPHY
SPECIAL TOPIC
SPECIAL TOPIC
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
GENDER AND VIOLENCE
GENDER ANALYSIS & RES DESIGN
DEVELOPMNT/CONFLICT/POL CHANGE
GENDER PEACE & JUSTICE
INTRO TO GENDER/TRANSFORMATION
DEBATES IN AFRICAN STUDIES
PUBLIC CULTURE IN AFRICA
PUBLIC CULTURE INTERNSHIP
THE AFRICAN STUDIES ARCHIVE
DECOLONIAL THEORY
LANGUAGE CONTACT/BILINGUILISM
MODERN LINGUISTIC THOUGHT I
SPECIAL TOPIC: READING COURSE
LING APPROACH: STUDY OF NARRAT
LANGUAGE VARIATION
MODERN LING THOUGHT II
TOPICS IN SYNTAX
AFRICAN LINGUISTICS
AFRICAN LANGUAGES IN EDUCATION
MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT
ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH METHODS
3,670
18,300
13,440
4,650
2,080
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
1,160
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510

AXL4402S
AXL4403F
AXL4404F
AXL4404S
AXL4405S
AXL5012F
AXL5100W
AXL5101F
AXL5200W
AXL5201W
AXL5202F
AXL5203S
AXL5300W
AXL5301W
AXL5306F
AXL5307F
AXL5309S
AXL5400W
AXL5401W
AXL5402F
AXL5403F
AXL5404S
AXL5405F
AXL5407S
AXL5408F
AXL5409F
AXL5409S
AXL5410F
AXL5411W
AXL6100W
AXL6200W
AXL6300W
AXL6400W
BIO1000F
BIO1000H
BIO1004S
BIO2010F
BIO2011S
BIO2012S
BIO2013F
BIO3002F
BIO3013F
BIO3014S
BIO3015F
BIO3016S
BIO3017S
BIO4000W
BIO4001W
BIO5000W
BIO5003Z
BIO5004W
BIO5005H
BIO5006W
BIO5007H
ANTHRO SOCIETIES IN TRANSITION

ANTHRO GENDER/SEXUALITY
SPEC TOPICS: SOC-CULTRL ANTHRO
SPEC TOPICS: SOC-CULTRL ANTHRO
VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY
RESEARCHING BEYOND BORDERS
MASTERS IN GENDER STUDIES
GENDER RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES
MASTERS IN AFRICAN STUDIES
MINOR DISSERTATION
PROBLEMATISING THE STUDY OF AF
CRITICAL ISSUES IN HERITAGE ST
MASTERS IN LINGUISTICS
MINOR DISSERTATION
TERMINOLOGY & TERMINOGRAPHY
HUMAN LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGY
TRANSLATING & INTERPRETING
MASTERS IN SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
MINOR DISSERTATION
ANTHROPOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT
FURTHER SPECIAL TOPICS SAN
FURTHER SPECIAL TOPICS SAN
CULTURE, HEALTH & ILLNESS
ANTHROPOLOGY/CONTEMP THEORY
TRADITION, ENVIRONMENT,SCIENCE
ETHNOGRAPHIC PROBLEMATIQUES
ETHNOGRAPHIC PROBLEMATIQUES
ETHNOGRAPHIC RES METHODS
RESEARCH DESIGN
PHD IN GENDER STUDIES
PHD IN AFRICAN STUDIES
PHD IN LINGUISTICS
PHD IN SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
CELL BIOLOGY
CELL BIOLOGY
BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
PRINCIPLES OF ECOL & EVOL
LIFE ON LAND: ANIMALS
LIFE ON LAND: PLANTS
LIFE IN THE SEA
MARINE ECOLOGY
GLOBAL CHANGE ECOLOGY
CONSERVATION:GENES,BIODIVERS
ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY
SYSTEMATICS & MACROEVOLUTION
MARINE RESOURCES
HONOURS IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
HONOURS IN MARINE BIOLOGY
MASTERS IN BOTANY
BIODIVERSITY & CLIMATE CHANGE
MASTERS IN ZOOLOGY
MASTERS APPLIED MARINE SCI-CWK
MASTERS APPLIED MARINE SCI-DIS
MASTERS CONSERVATION BIO - CWK
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
6,230
18,700
3,140
18,700
11,380
6,230
6,230
18,700
11,380
6,230
6,230
6,230
18,700
8,550
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
3,140
2,870
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
5,100
5,100
5,100
6,740
6,740
6,740
6,740
10,160
10,160
10,160
10,160
10,160
10,160
36,880
36,880
18,700
3,010
18,700
18,300
18,700
18,300

BIO5008W
BIO6000W
BIO6001W
BIO6002W
BUS1003H
BUS1004W
BUS1007S
BUS1036F
BUS1036S
BUS2010F
BUS2010S
BUS2011F
BUS2016H
BUS2018F
BUS2022S
BUS2033F
BUS2033S
BUS2035S
BUS3002F
BUS3003S
BUS3008W
BUS3014F
BUS3018F
BUS3024S
BUS3038S
BUS3039F
BUS3039S
BUS3041F
BUS3043S
BUS4006W
BUS4016S
BUS4017S
BUS4018S
BUS4019S
BUS4026W
BUS4027W
BUS4028F
BUS4029H
BUS4030H
BUS4034S
BUS4035F
BUS4036S
BUS4037S
BUS4038S
BUS4039S
BUS4049W
BUS4050W
BUS4052H
BUS4053H
BUS4054S
BUS4058S
BUS4067F
BUS4070S
BUS4071S
MASTERS CONSERVATION BIO- DISS

PHD IN BOTANY
PHD IN ZOOLOGY
PHD IN CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
INTRO TO ACTUARIAL SCIENCE
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
INTRO TO ORG PSYCHOLOGY
EVIDENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT
EVIDENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT
MARKETING I
MARKETING I
INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING
FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS
ORG BEHAV EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
RESOURCING & PERFORMANCE
PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
ORG LEARNING & WELLNESS
PERFORM & EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
MARKETING RESEARCH I
INTRO TO MARKETING RESEARCH
ACTUARIAL SCIENCE II MODELS
ACT SCI II CONTINGENCIES
PROJECT & OPERATIONS MNGT
PEOPLE MANAGEMENT
PEOPLE MANAGEMENT
MARKETING IIA
MARKETING IIC
ORG PSYCH HONS COURSEWORK
INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNI
CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
RETAIL & SERVICE MARKETING
INDUSTRIAL & INT MARKETING
MARKETING HONOURS
ACTUARIAL SCIENCE III: ASSETS
ACT SC III: FIN ECONOMICS
ACTUARIAL RESEARCH PROJECT
ORG PSYCH HONS RESEARCH PAPER
INTRO TO SPORT MANAGEMENT
PRINCIP OF SPORTS MED & EX PHY
THE BUSINESS OF SPORT
SPORT ADMINISTRATION
SPORT MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE
ORGANISATIONAL PROJECT
STRATEGIC THINKING
MARKETING RESEARCH PROJECT
QUANT FINANCE RES PROJECT
THE POLITICS OF ENTERPRISE
BUS TO BUS MARKETING
BUSINESS IN CONTEXT
FINANCIAL CONTROLS & IS
ELECTIVE (TOURISM)
18,700
13,440
13,440
13,440
5,140
10,260
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
4,680
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
31,040
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
26,460
10,260
5,140
9,220
6,810
5,140
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
7,190
10,260
9,220
9,220
3,630
5,140
3,630
3,630
3,630

BUS4072S
BUS4073H
BUS4074S
BUS4075S
BUS4078F
BUS4079S
BUS4080F
BUS4082S
BUS4085S
BUS4087S
BUS4088S
BUS4090S
BUS4103F
BUS5000W
BUS5002W
BUS5003W
BUS5004W
BUS5005W
BUS5006W
BUS5018F
BUS5019F
BUS5032F
BUS5033W
BUS5034H
BUS5035S
BUS5036H
BUS5037W
BUS5038F
BUS5040S
BUS5042F
BUS5043F
BUS5044S
BUS5045F
BUS5046F
BUS5047S
BUS5048S
BUS6000W
CEM1000W
CEM1008F
CEM1009H
CEM1010F
CEM1011F
CEM1011X
CEM1111S
CEM2007F
CEM2008S
CEM3005W
CEM4000W
CEM5000W
CEM5004W
CEM6000W
CEM6001W
CHE1000Z
CHE1005W
INTERNSHIP (PGDM)
BUS COMM & CAREER DEV
ELECTRONIC MARKETING
MANAGEMENT THEORY IN PRACTICE
ENTREPRENEURIAL STRATEGIES
RESEARCH METHODS FOR TOURISM
TOURISM THEORY AND SYSTEMS
RESPONSIBLE TOURISM
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROJECT
FINANCE HONS SELECTED TOPICS
ACTUARIAL SCIENCE III ASSETS
CREATIVITY IN BUSINESS
EFFECTIVE PEOPLE PRACTICES
MASTERS IN BUSINESS SCIENCE
MASTERS DISSERTATION IN BUSSCI
PEOPLE MANAGEMENT I
PEOPLE MANAGEMENT II
MINOR DISSERTATION 60 CREDITS
PEOPLE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH PROJECT
LIFE INSURANCE
PENSIONS
SA FINANCIAL MARKETS
ORG PSYCHOLOGY MASTERS (CRSWK)
ORG PSYCHOLOGY MASTERS (DISS)
SPECIALIST FINANCE-INVESTMNT A
MONITORING & PROG EVALUATION
MONITORING & PROG EVAL CRSEWRK
MATH COMPUTING SKILLS
GENERAL INSURANCE
HEALTH AND CARE
NUMERICAL METHODS IN FINANCE I
RISK MANAGEMENT OF DERIVATIVES
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCE & DERIVATIVES
STOCHASTIC CALCULUS FOR FINANCE I
STOCHASTIC CALCULUS FOR FINANCE II
NUMERICAL METHODS IN FINANCE II
PHD IN BUSINESS SCIENCE
CHEMISTRY 1000
CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS
CHEMISTRY 1009
CHEMISTRY 1010
CHEMISTRY FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY & SPECTROSC
ORGANIC & INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY 3005
HONOURS IN CHEMISTRY
MASTERS IN CHEMISTRY
MASTERS IN TERTIARY CHEM EDUC
PHD IN CHEMISTRY
PHD IN TERTIARY CHEMISTRY EDUC
INTRO TO CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING I
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
3,630
5,140
5,140
3,630
3,630
13,130
6,810
7,990
14,140
6,810
14,140
10,260
10,260
3,420
28,270
7,990
10,260
7,990
28,270
2,580
10,260
10,260
6,810
10,260
2,570
6,810
6,810
3,420
13,440
10,160
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
2,550
5,100
6,740
6,740
20,270
36,880
18,700
18,700
13,440
13,440
4,490
13,180

CHE2031F
CHE2032Z
CHE2033W
CHE2035S
CHE2040S
CHE3000X
CHE3035S
CHE3039S
CHE3040S
CHE3044F
CHE3046F
CHE3049W
CHE3050S
CHE3053S
CHE3054S
CHE3062S
CHE3063F
CHE3064S
CHE3065S
CHE3066S
CHE4024F
CHE4029Z
CHE4036Z
CHE4042F
CHE4045Z
CHE4048F
CHE4049F
CHE4050F
CHE5000W
CHE5002Z
CHE5022Z
CHE5030Z
CHE5033Z
CHE5040Z
CHE5041Z
CHE5042Z
CHE5043Z
CHE5045Z
CHE5047Z
CHE5048Z
CHE5051Z
CHE5054Z
CHE5055Z
CHE5057Z
CHE5058Z
CHE5064Z
CHE5066Z
CHE5070Z
CHE5077Z
CHE5078Z
CHE5082Z
CHE5083Z
CHE5085Z
CHE5086Z
MATERIAL & ENERGY BALANCES

DESIGN OF CHEMICAL PROCESSES
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LAB I
THERMODYNAMICS I
DES OF FLUID FLOW & HEAT TRANS
PRACTICAL TRAINING
BIOPROCESS TECHNOLOGY I
CHEM & CHEM ENG OF CAT PROC
SOLID-FLUID OPERATIONS
REACTOR DESIGN I
THERMODYNAMICS II
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LAB II
CHEMICAL PROCESS UNIT DESIGN
SEPARATION PROCESSES
REACTOR DESIGN II
MASS TRANSFER
MINERAL & METALLURGICAL PROC I
SIMULATION FOR CHEMICAL ENG
CRYSTALLIZATION&PRECIPITATION
INTRO TO ENVIRONMENT PROC ENG
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
PROCESS DYNAMICS & CONTROL
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PROJECT
BUSINESS SOCIETY & ENVIRONMENT
PROCESS SYNTH & EQUIP DESIGN
MINERAL& METALLURGICAL PROC II
MSC CHEMICAL ENG DISSERTATION
MSC CHEMICAL ENG PART DISSERT
INTRODUCTION TO CATALYSIS
ADV ENGINEERING STATISTICS I
APPLIED MATHS & MODELING II
FUELS&CHEMICALS FROM OIL
INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS I
INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS II
INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS III
FUELS&CHEMS FROM COAL&SYNGAS
INTRO TO MOLECULAR MODELING
CRYSTALLISATION & PRECIPITAT
MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY & DYNAMIC
BIOTECHNOLOGY LABORATORY
RESEARCH COMM & METHODOLOGY
FUNDAMENTAL HYDROMETALLURGY
LEACHING HYDROMETALLURGY
SUSTAINABILITY IN CHEMICAL ENG
COMPUTING FOR ENGINEERS
ADV BIOPROCESS ENGINEERING
INTRO TO HYDROMETALLURGY
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR ENG
DISSERTATION PREPARATION
TECHNOLOGY:LAB TO MARKETPLACE
HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY
ELECTROCHEM CHARAC TECH FOR FUEL CELLS
5,600
3,570
1,310
3,370
5,600
0
2,270
2,270
3,370
3,370
3,590
5,100
1,700
4,490
4,490
3,940
4,800
2,270
2,270
2,270
2,270
2,270
8,720
4,800
9,990
5,600
6,010
2,270
20,500
18,670
4,390
2,240
2,270
3,310
1,150
1,150
1,150
3,310
2,240
3,310
2,240
1,150
4,390
3,310
3,310
2,240
2,240
4,390
2,240
4,390
5,060
550
2,240
1,150

CHE6000W
CHE6001W
CHE9004Z
CHM2001S
CHM4000F
CHM4001F
CHM4002F
CHM4003W
CHM5001W
CHM5002W
CHM5003W
CHM5004H
CHM5005H
CHM5006W
CHM6000W
CHM6002W
CHM6003W
CHM6004W
CHM6005F
CHM6006F
CHM6007F
CHM6008S
CHM6009S
CHM6010S
CHM6012S
CHM6013S
CHM6014S
CHM6016W
CHM6018S
CHM6019W
CHM6020W
CHM6021W
CHM6022F
CHM6023F
CHM6024W
CHM6025F
CHM6026S
CHM6027S
CHM6028S
CHM6029S
CHM7001W
CHM7002W
CHM7004W
CHM7005W
CHM7008W
CHM7009W
CHM7010W
CHM7012W
CHM7013W
CHM7014W
CHM7016W
CHM7017W
CHM7018W
CHM7019W
PHD CHEMICAL ENG THESIS

PHD ENG EDUCATION THESIS
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
COMM EYE HEALTH 2020
HLTH PROM&HR DEV FOR VIS 2020
MANAGEMENT FOR VISION 2020
IMPLEMENTATION OF VISION 2020
MSC(MED) SURGERY
MSCMED UROLOGY
SURGERY
TRAUMA
ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY
SURGERY EXT CREDIT
SURGERY (INCL ALLIED DISC)
MPHIL EMERGENCY MEDICINE PT 2
MPHIL GASTROENTEROLOGY PT 1
CLIN RESEARCH METHODS I
CLIN RESEARCH METHODS II
EMERGENCY CARE I
EMERGENCY CARE II
EMERGENCY CARE SYSTMS & MNGMNT
RESUSCITATION & CRITICAL CARE
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
EDUC & TRAIN IN EMERGENCY CARE
PRIM CARE FOR EMERG CARE WORK
MPHIL EMERGENCY MED DISS
AFRICAN EMERGENCY CARE
MPHIL EM DISSERTATION
SURGERY EXT CREDIT
MSC MED IN BIOMATERIALS
COMMUNITY EYE HEALTH I
COMMUNITY EYE HEALTH II
MSC(MED) CARDIOVASC BIOMECH
PATIENT SAFETY&CONT QUAL IMPRV
CRITICAL THINKING IN EMER CARE
ERROR THEOR & ADV DECIS-MAKING
MANAGMNT & LEADERSHIP IN HCARE
DISASTER MED RESPONSE TRAIN
PHD SURGERY
MD SURGERY
MMED SURGICAL DISCIPL PT 1
PHD PLASTIC & RECONSTRCT SURG
MMED SURGERY PT 2B
MMED SURGERY PT 3
MMED SURGICAL DISC PT 2A
MMED PLAST&RECON SURG PT 2B
MMED PLAST&RECON SURG PT 3
MPHIL PAED SURGERY PT 1
MSC(MED) CARDIOTHORACIC SURG
PHD CARIOTHORACIC SURGERY
MD CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY
MMED CARDIOTHOR SURG PT 2B
13,440
13,440
0
3,650
7,870
3,940
7,870
9,800
19,800
19,800
8,510
2,880
2,880
8,290
12,730
19,040
8,580
3,290
2,130
3,180
2,130
3,180
3,180
3,180
3,180
2,130
2,130
12,710
3,180
12,710
2,080
19,800
2,790
2,790
19,800
3,180
3,180
3,180
3,180
3,180
13,440
13,440
8,910
13,440
8,910
4,290
8,910
8,910
4,290
6,180
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910

CHM7020W
CHM7024W
CHM7025W
CHM7026W
CHM7027W
CHM7030W
CHM7031W
CHM7032W
CHM7033W
CHM7034W
CHM7035W
CHM7036W
CHM7037W
CHM7038W
CHM7039W
CHM7040W
CHM7041W
CHM7042W
CHM7043W
CHM7044W
CHM7045W
CHM7046W
CHM7047W
CHM7050W
CHM7051W
CHM7052W
CHM7053W
CHM7055W
CHM7056W
CHM7057W
CHM7058W
CHM7059W
CHM7060W
CHM7061W
CHM7062W
CHM7063W
CHM7064W
CHM7065W
CHM7066W
CHM7067W
CHM7068W
CHM7069W
CHM7070W
CHM7071W
CIV1004W
CIV1006S
CIV2011F
CIV2020X
CIV2031S
CIV2034S
CIV2035X
CIV2037F
CIV2039S
CIV2040S
MMED CARDIOTHOR SURG PT 3

PHD NEUROSURGERY
MD NEUROSURGERY
MMED NEUROSURGERY PT 2B
MMED NEUROSURGERY PT 3
MMED OPHTHALMOLOGY PT 2
PHD ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY
MD ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY
MMED ORTHOPAED SURG PT 2B
MMED ORTHOPAED SURG PT 3
MSC(MED) OTOLARYNGOLOGY
PHD OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
MD OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
MMED OTORHINOLARYNGOL PT 2
MMED OTORHINOLARYNGOL PT 3
PHD UROLOGY
MD UROLOGY
MMED UROLOGY PT 2B
MMED UROLOGY PT 3
PHD PLAST RECON&MAX-FAC SURG
MD PLASTIC, REC & MAX-FAC SURG
PHD OPHTHALMOLOGY
MD OPHTHALMOLOGY
MPHIL VASCULAR SURGERY PT 1
MPHIL VASCULAR SURGERY PT 2
MSCMED IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
MMED EMERGENCY MEDICINE PT 1
MMED PAEDIATRIC SURGERY PT 1
MSC MED IN NEUROSCIENCE
PHD IN NEUROSCIENCE
PHD IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
PHD IN BIOMATERIALS
PHD CARDIOVASCULAR BIOMECHANIC
MPHIL CLIN PAED SURGERY PT 1
MPHIL CLIN PAED SURGERY PT 2
MMED OPHTHALMOLOGY PT 2A
MPHIL TRAUMA SURGERY PT 1
MPHIL TRAUMA SURGERY PT 2
ENGINEERING I
BUILDING SCIENCE I
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING I
SPATIAL DATA ACQUISITION & MGM
CIVIL ENGINEERING CAMP
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS & STATS
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING I
FLUID MECHANICS
4,290
13,440
13,440
8,910
4,290
8,910
4,290
8,910
13,440
13,440
8,910
4,290
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910
4,290
13,440
13,440
8,910
4,290
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
8,580
3,290
19,800
8,910
8,910
4,290
8,910
8,910
4,290
19,800
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
8,580
3,860
8,910
8,580
3,860
10,150
4,490
4,490
0
4,490
4,810
1,300
5,100
4,490
2,270

CIV3031F
CIV3035S
CIV3042S
CIV3043F
CIV3044F
CIV3045F
CIV3046F
CIV3047S
CIV4031F
CIV4035C
CIV4041F
CIV4042F
CIV4043F
CIV4044F
CIV4044S
CIV5000W
CIV5000Z
CIV5002Z
CIV5006Z
CIV5017Z
CIV5032Z
CIV5045Z
CIV5046Z
CIV5047Z
CIV5048Z
CIV5050Z
CIV5064Z
CIV5065Z
CIV5067Z
CIV5107Z
CIV5108Z
CIV5109Z
CIV5110S
CIV5111F
CIV5112S
CIV5113S
CIV5114Z
CIV5115Z
CIV5116Z
CIV5117Z
CIV5118Z
CIV5119Z
CIV5120Z
CIV5121Z
CIV6000W
CIV9000Z
CIV9001Z
CIV9002Z
CIV9003Z
CIV9004Z
CML1001F
CML1001L
CML1004S
CML2001F
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING II
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING III
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING II
HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING HYDROLOGY
TRANSPORTATIONAL PLANNING
WATER TREATMENT
URBAN WATER SERVICES
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING IV
DESIGN PROJECT
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
URBAN DESIGN & MANAGEMENT
RESEARCH PROJECT
RESEARCH PROJECT
MSC CIVIL ENGINEERING DISSERT
MSC CIVIL ENGINEERING PART DIS
STRUCT CONCRETE PROP & PRACTIC
ADV STRUCTURAL CONCRETE ENG
MINOR DISSERTATION
INTR TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT
THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE SYSTEM
SEDIMENTATION IN WATER TREATMT
SEWAGE SLUDGE TREATMENT
DESIGN OF BIO NUTR REMOVAL SYS
INTEGR WSTWTR TRTMT PLNT DESGN
DEVELPG CITIES ISSUES & STRAT
URBAN RENEWAL
MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE MGMT
URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT
ADV MECH OF MATERIALS
LABORATORY & FIELD TECHNIQUES
GROUND IMPROVEMENT TECHNIQUES
STAB&DESIGNOF STEEL STRUCTURES
STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS WITH APPL
FOUNDATION DESIGN
BRIDGE MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANC
DURAB & COND. ASSMT CONCRETE STRUCTURES
STRENGTH & RETROFITTING CONCRT
SAFETY OF SPECIAL STRUCTURES
STRUCT PERFORM ASSESSMENT & M
REPAIR & REHAB CONCRETE STRUCT
DESIGN & MODEL WATER DISTR SYS
PHD CIVIL ENGINEERING DISSERT
INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATE 2 MTH
INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATE2-4 MTH
INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATE 4-6 MT
INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATE 6-12 M
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
BUSINESS LAW I
BUSINESS LAW I
BUSINESS LAW I
COMPANY LAW
4,490
4,490
4,490
4,490
2,240
4,490
3,390
3,390
4,490
7,520
4,490
4,490
4,490
14,950
14,950
20,500
18,670
4,390
4,390
8,820
1,150
2,760
2,240
2,240
5,510
5,470
7,460
7,460
7,460
7,460
4,390
5,060
4,390
4,390
4,390
4,390
4,390
7,440
7,440
3,720
7,440
5,470
7,440
4,390
13,440
3,780
7,130
10,510
14,020
0
4,840
4,840
4,840
4,840

CML2001L
CML2005F
CML2005L
CML2010L
CML2010S
CML3001W
CML4006W
CML4102S
CML4103S
CML4104S
CML4105F
CML4106H
CML4107H
CML4108S
CML4201H
CML4202H
CML4203H
CML4301H
CML4305H
CML4306H
CML4401H
CML5600W
CML5601F
CML5606W
CML5607W
CML5611W
CML5613S
CML5614W
CML5615W
CML5616W
CML5617W
CML5620W
CML5624F
CML5626S
CML5631S
CML5640F
CML5641S
CML5651F
CML5654S
CML5655S
CML5661W
CML5663W
CML5664F
CML5671F
CML5672S
CML5673S
CML5674W
CML5676S
CML5678F
CML5680S
CML5681W
CML5682W
CML5683F
CML5684F
COMPANY LAW
LABOUR LAW
LABOUR LAW
BUSINESS LAW II
BUSINESS LAW II
CORPORATION LAW
COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS LAW
TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANNING
ELECTRONIC LAW
COMPETITION LAW
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
MOOT CAPUT
ELECTRONIC LAW
REGULATION AND GOVERNANCE
REVENUE LAW
LABOUR LAW- LLB
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
RFG: LABOUR LAW
RFG: COMPANY LAW
RFG: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
INDEPENDENT RESEARCH OPTION
MASTERS IN COMMERCIAL LAW
ADV COMPANY LAW: SECURITIES
MASTERS IN COMMERCIAL LAW DISS
PG DIP LAW (LABOUR) RES PAPER
MASTERS IN TAX LAW DISS
COLLECTIVE LABOUR LAW
MASTERS IN LABOUR LAW DISS
PG DIP LAW (TAX) RES PAPER
MASTERS IN SHIPPING LAW DISS
PG DIP LAW (SHIP) RES PAPER
PG DIP LAW (COMM'L) RES PAPER
ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION & PRACT
CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA
MEDIATION
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW
COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYMENT LAW
COMPETITION LAW
ADV CPNY LAW: CORP GOVERNANCE
TAX LAW
ADVANCED TAX LAW
LAW & REG INTERGRATION IN AFR
NEGOTIATION
CORPORATE FINANCING
INT'L COMMERCIAL TRANS LAW
MASTERS IN INT TRADE LAW DISS
DISCRIMINATION & EQUALITY LAW
PRINCIPLES OF IP LAW
ADVANCED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
MASTERS IN INT PROP LAW DISS
PG DIP LAW (IP) RES PAPER
COMPARATIVE LEGAL SYSTEMS
AFRICAN LAW
4,840
4,840
4,840
4,840
4,840
8,740
8,740
2,190
2,130
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,130
2,190
4,380
4,380
4,380
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
11,440
12,040
6,040
3,020
6,040
12,040
6,040
3,020
6,040
3,020
3,020
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
24,080
24,080
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
6,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
6,040
3,020
12,040
12,040

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CON1007X
CON1010S
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CON1012S
CON1015S
CON1017S
CON1018W
CON1019F
CON1019S
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CON2013X
CON2020S
CON2022W
CON2024S
CON2027F
CON2029S
CON2030F
CON2031S
CON3012W
CON3023X
CON3030S
CON3031W
CON3032W
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CON3034F
CON3035S
CON3036W
CON3038W
CON3040W
CON3041F
CON3043W
CON3044S
CON3045S
CON4030F
CON4032F
CON4033W
CON4034W
CON4035X
CON4037S
CON4038F
CON4039S
CON4041S
CON4042H
CON4043S
COMMON LAW
CIVIL LAW
CHINESE LAW AND INVESTMENTS
MASTERS IN COMP LAW DISS
PG DIP LAW (CLA) RES PAPER
MARITIME LAW AND MARINE INSUR
PHD IN COMMERCIAL LAW
LLD IN COMMERCIAL LAW (THESIS)
LLD IN COMMERCIAL LAW (PBL WK)
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY I
PRACTICAL TRAINING
CONSTRUCTION INFO SYSTEMS
PROPERTY STUDIES IA
PROPERTY STUDIES IB
PROPERTY INFORMATION SYSTEMS
PROPERTY INVESTMENT MATHS I
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY I T
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY II
PRACTICAL TRAINING
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT I
MEASUREMENT&DESIGN APPRAISAL I
PROPERTY STUDIES IIA
REAL PROPERTY LAW I
MEASUREMENT
PROPERTY INVESTMENT MATHS II
PROPERTY STUDIES IIB
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY III
PRACTICAL TRAINING
CONSTRUCTION COSTING
MEASUMNT & DESIGN APPRAISAL II
APPLIED CONTRACT LAW I
PROPERTY STUDIES I
PROPERTY STUDIES IIIA
PROPERTY STUDIES IIIB
PROPERTY & CONTRACT LAW
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT II
COST ENGINEERING I T
PROPERTY STUDIES IIIC
COST ENGINEERING
GLOBALISATION & BUILT ENVIRON
MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISE
PROPERTY STUDIES II
MEASUMNT& DESIGN APPRAISAL III
APPLIED CONTRACT LAW II
PRACTICAL TRAINING
CIVIL ENGINEERING MEASUREMENT
ADV CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT PROJECT
ADVANCED PROPERTY STUDIES A
ADVANCED PROPERTY STUDIES B
APPLIED PROPERTY LAW
12,040
12,040
12,040
6,040
3,020
12,040
13,440
13,440
5,200
8,920
0
2,400
4,490
3,580
2,400
1,810
4,490
4,490
4,490
8,920
0
3,580
4,490
3,580
4,490
1,810
2,270
3,580
8,920
0
3,580
8,920
3,370
4,490
4,490
3,580
4,490
8,920
4,490
4,490
4,490
5,070
5,070
4,340
3,240
4,340
5,840
0
3,470
4,340
4,340
3,470
3,470
3,470

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CON4048S
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CON5007Z
CON5008Z
CON5009Z
CON5010Z
CON5014Z
CON5016Z
CON5018Z
CON5021Z
CON5022Z
CON5023Z
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CON5029Z
CON5030Z
CON5036Z
CON5037Z
CON5041Z
CON5042Z
CON5043Z
CON5044Z
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CSC1010H
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HOUSING DEV & MGMT I T

RESEARCH REPORT
ADVANCED PROPERTY STUDIES C
CONSTRUCTION INNOVATION
INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT
PROPERTY LAW
URBAN LAND ECONOMICS
PROPERTY FINANCE
MINOR DISSERTATION
PROJ MGMT & SYSTEMS THEORY
PROJ PLAN & IMPLEMENTATION
HRM & COMMUNICATION
PROPERTY PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
RESEARCH REPORT PROJECT MGMT
MSC CEM DISSERTATION
PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT
PROJECT FINANCE & PROCUREMENT
INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
BASIC APPLIED STATISTICS
FURTHER APPLIED STATISTICS
PROP VALUATION THEORY & PRAC
ADVANCED PROPERTY VALUATION
PHD CEM THESIS
COMPUTER SCIENCE 1010
PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS
COMPUTER GAMES & SIMULATION
3-D & DISTRIBUTED GAMES DESIGN
C++ WITH APPLICATIONS
HONOURS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
HONOURS TOPICS IN COMPUTER SCI
HONOURS IN INFO TECHNOLOGY
MASTERS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
MASTERS IN COMPUTER SCI (C/WK)
MSC IN COMPUTER SCI (DISS)
MASTERS IN INFO TECHNOL (DISS)
MASTERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOL
MASTERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOL
PHD IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
SKILLS FOR COMMERCE
2ND SEMESTER EXCHANGE PROG
BIOSTATISTICS FOR DEMOGRAPHERS
DISSERTATION
BASIC DEMOGRAPHY
4,340
9,280
4,340
4,340
4,880
7,460
7,460
7,460
7,460
8,820
7,460
7,460
7,460
7,460
7,460
8,820
20,500
7,460
7,460
1,510
2,300
1,510
2,260
7,460
7,460
13,440
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
6,610
6,610
6,610
9,950
9,950
9,950
9,950
6,610
36,690
29,990
36,690
18,700
36,940
18,700
18,700
18,470
18,470
13,440
0
23,780
2,400
8,930
2,460

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DOH1005F
DOH1008F
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DOH1008S
DOH5000F
DOH5001S
DOL3000X
DOL3001X
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DOL4000H
DOL5600F
DOL5600S
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DOL9000Z
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DOL9008Z
DOM9000Z
DRM1012W
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DRM2025H
DRM2026H
DRM3010F
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BASIC DEMOGRAPHY
TECHNIQUES OF DEMOGRAPHIC EST
POPULATION PROJECTIONS & MODEL
TOPICS IN POPULATION STUDIES
TOPICS IN S.AFRICAN DEMOGRAPHY
LANGUAGE IN HUMANITIES
LANGUAGE IN HUMANITIES
TEXTS IN THE HUMANITIES
ACADEMIC LIT IN THE HUMANITIES
LANGUAGE IN PERFORMING ARTS
CONCEPTS IN THE SOC SCIENCES
1ST SEMESTER EXCHANGE
2ND SEMESTER EXCHANGE
MOOT COMPETITION
COMMUNITY SERVICE
INT YEAR SKILLS COMPONENT
INTEGRATIVE ASSESSMENT PROJECT
LEGAL PRACTICE
LEGAL PRACTICE
LEGAL PRACTICE
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
FOREIGN ELECTIVE (2-4 MONTHS)
FOREIGN ELECTIVE (4-6 MONTHS)
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
ACTING I (ENGLISH)
STAGECRAFT A
STAGECRAFT B
ACTING I (BILINGUAL)
VOICE I (ENGLISH)
VOICE I (BILINGUAL)
MOVEMENT I
INTRO TO THEATRE & PERF A
INTRO TO THEATRE & PERF B
MAKING THEATRE MEAN(ING)
LEARNING THRU DRAMA & THEATRE
ACTING II (ENGLISH)
ACTING II (BILINGUAL)
VOICE II (ENGLISH)
VOICE II (BILINGUAL)
MOVEMENT II
CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE
INTRODUCTION TO DIRECTING
MOVEMENT III
PROFESSNL PRAC IN THE THEATRE
ACTING III (ENGLISH)
ACTING III (BILINGUAL)
VOICE III (ENGLISH)
VOICE III (BILINGUAL)
THEATRE MAKING III
ACTING PRACTICE III (ENGLISH)
2,460
2,460
2,460
2,460
2,460
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
6,230
6,230
0
0
0
1,380
10,150
10,150
10,150
0
7,300
10,930
0
10,770
5,420
5,420
10,770
5,420
5,420
5,420
4,650
4,650
4,840
4,840
10,770
10,770
5,420
5,420
5,420
6,440
6,440
7,180
7,180
16,110
16,110
5,420
5,420
21,510
14,330

DRM3036W
DRM3037H
DRM3038H
DRM3039W
DRM4000H
DRM4001H
DRM4002H
DRM4003H
DRM4004H
DRM4016H
DRM4017H
DRM4018H
DRM4019S
DRM4020H
DRM4030W
DRM4031W
DRM4032H
DRM4033H
DRM4034W
DRM4035H
DRM4036H
DRM4037H
DRM4038F
DRM5000W
DRM5003W
DRM5010W
DRM5013W
DRM5014H
DRM5015H
DRM5016H
DRM5017H
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DRM5019W
DRM5020W
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DRM5022W
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DSC2001F
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ECO1006F
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ECO1011S
ECO1110F
ECO1110H
ECO2003F
ECO2003P
ECO2004P
ECO2004S
ECO2007S
ACTING PRACTICE III BILINGUAL

VOICE PRACTICE III (ENGLISH)
VOICE PRACTICE III (BILINGUAL)
THEATRE-MAKING PRACTICE III
THEATRE AND RESEARCH
ACTING FOR CAMERA
PLAY DIRECTING
THEATRE & DRAMA EDUCATION
THEATRE AT WORK
STAGE ACTING
READINGS IN DRAMA & THEATRE
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
MULTI-CAMERA TV DRAMA
THEATRE VOICE
ACTING IV (ENGLISH)
ACTING IV (BILINGUAL)
VOICE IV (ENGLISH)
VOICE IV (BILINGUAL)
THEATRE MAKING IV
PLAYWRITING
TECHNICAL THEATRE MANAGEMENT
PICTURISATION
VIDEO PRODUCTION
MASTERS IN DRAMA
THEATRE & PERFORMANCE PART A
DRAMA & THEATRE STUDIES: RES
THEATRE & PERFORMANCE PART B
TOPICS IN APPLIED THEATRE ST
APPLIED THEATRE PRACTICE
APPLIED THEATRE FIELDWORK
APP DRAMA/THEATRE STUDIES
MINOR DISSERTATION/PROJECT
ADAPTATION
DIRECTING ACTORS (SCREEN)
PRE-PRODUCTION
SCRIPTWRITING
PHD IN DRAMA
FIRST SEMESTER EXCHANGE
SECOND SEMESTER EXCHANGE
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
POSTGRADUATE AFFILIATE
ECONOMICS FOR NON-SPECIALISTS
ECONOMICS FOR ENGINEERS
MICROECONOMICS
MICROECONOMICS
MACROECONOMICS
MACROECONOMICS
MICROECONOMICS
MICROECONOMICS
MICROECONOMICS II
MICROECONOMICS II
MACROECONOMICS II
MACROECONOMICS II
COOPERATION AND COMPETITION
14,330
7,180
7,180
14,330
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
8,550
5,510
21,510
21,510
7,180
7,180
21,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
8,550
18,700
20,930
11,380
8,960
6,230
9,360
6,230
9,360
24,190
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
13,440
20,050
20,050
0
0
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140

ECO2008S
ECO3009F
ECO3016F
ECO3020F
ECO3021S
ECO3022S
ECO3023S
ECO3024F
ECO3025S
ECO4006F
ECO4007F
ECO4013S
ECO4016F
ECO4020S
ECO4021W
ECO4026S
ECO4027S
ECO4028S
ECO4029S
ECO4032S
ECO4051S
ECO4052S
ECO4053S
ECO4100F
ECO4100S
ECO4101F
ECO4101S
ECO4102F
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ECO4104F
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ECO5003F
ECO5011F
ECO5020F
ECO5021F
ECO5023W
ECO5030S
ECO5046F
ECO5052S
ECO5062S
DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS
NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS
HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT
ADV MACRO & MICRO ECONOMICS
QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN ECON
ADV. LABOUR & DEVELOPMNT ECON
PUBLIC SECTOR ECONOMICS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE & FINANCE
APPL. INTERN. TRADE BARGAINING
MACROECONOMICS
MICROECONOMICS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
ECONOMETRICS
ECONOMIC CHALLENGES IN AFRICA
RESEARCH & WRITING I
ECONOMY & ITS FIN. MARKETS
THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEY DATA
POLICY ANALYSIS
EXPERIMENTS IN ECONOMICS
ECOS OF INDUS. REGUL. & FIRMS
DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
SECURITIES LEGISLATION
SECURITIES LEGISLATION
CORPORATE FIN & EQUITY VAL
CORPORATE FIN & EQUITY VAL
PORTFOLIO OPTIMISATION
PORTFOLIO OPTIMISATION
FINANCIAL MODELLING & STATS
FINANCIAL MODELLING & STATS
ECONOMICS MODULE
ECONOMICS MODULE
HONOURS LONG ESSAY
HONOURS LONG ESSAY
FUTURES, OPTIONS & DERIVATIVES
FUTURES, OPTIONS & DERIVATIVES
ACCOUNTING FOR PORTFOLIO MANAG
ACCOUNTING FOR PORTFOLIO MANAG
FIXED INCOME SECURITY ANALYSIS
FIXED INCOME SECURITY ANALYSIS
MATHS AND STATS FOR ECONOMISTS
LABOUR ECONOMICS
THE ECONOMICS OF CONFLICT
MASTERS IN ECON FULL DISS
GOVERNANCE & GROWTH
QUANTITATIVE METHODS OF ECO
ADVANCED MICRO ECONOMICS
ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS
MINOR DISSERTATION
ECO GROWTH:THEORY & EVIDENCE
ADVANCED ECONOMETRICS
NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS
APPLIED INTERNATIONAL TRADE
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
10,090
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140

ECO5064S
ECO5066W
ECO5069S
ECO5070S
ECO5073S
ECO5074F
ECO5075S
ECO5076S
ECO5077S
ECO6000W
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EDN4002W
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EDN4005H
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EDN4085W
EDN4086W
EDN4087W
EDN4089W
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INSTITUTIONAL BEHAVIOURAL ECON

MASTERS IN ECON HALF DISS
APPLIED TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
MICROECONOMETRICS
PROBLEMS OF GLOBALISATION
RESEARCH & POLICY TOOLS
MACROECONOMICS POLICY ANALYSIS
DEVELOPMENT MICROECONOMICS
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
PHD IN ECONOMICS
MICROECONOMICS II
INTRODUCTION TO ADULT LEARNING
ORGANISATION DEVELOPMENT
DESIGN & FACIL LEARNG EVENTS
FOUNDATN OF ADULT LEARNG THRY
FIELD STUDY
FIELDS & SITES OF ETD PRACTICE
ADULT LEARNING AND TEACHING
PROFESSIONAL & POLICY STUDIES
SUBJECT METHOD: ENGLISH
SUBJECT METHOD: AFRIKAANS
ADULT ED & SOC TRANSFORMATION
SUBJECT METHOD: FRENCH
SUBJECT METHOD: GERMAN
GET MATHEMATICS CURRICULUM A
GET MATHEMATICS CURRICULUM B
FET MATHEMATICS CURRICULUM A
SUBJECT METHOD: GEOGRAPHY
FET MATHS CURRICULUM B
SUBJECT METHOD: HISTORY
MATHS LITERACY CURRICULUM A
SUBJECT METHOD: BIOLOGY
MATHS LITERACY CURRICULUM B
SUBJECT METHOD: MATHEMATICS
SUBJECT METHOD: PHYS SCIENCE
SUBJECT METHOD: ACCOUNTANCY
SOCIAL & ECONOMIC SCIENCES
SUBJECT METHOD: ART
SUBJECT METHOD: SPEECH & DRAMA
SUBJECT METHOD: ECONOMICS
SUBJECT METHOD: HEBREW
SUBJECT METHOD: COMP SCIENCE
SUBJECT METHOD: ART PRACTICAL
PRIMARY METHOD: XHOSA
SUBJECT METHOD: LATIN
EXPRESSIVE ARTS
SUBJECT METHOD: GUIDANCE
SCHOOL EXPERIENCE
PRIMARY METHOD: ENGLISH
PRIMARY METHOD: AFRIKAANS
PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
EDUCATION
SUBJECT METHOD: JEWISH STUDIES
LIFESKILLS
5,140
6,810
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
13,440
5,140
2,130
2,130
4,250
2,130
4,250
2,130
4,250
4,250
3,820
3,820
3,820
3,820
3,820
1,740
1,740
1,740
3,820
1,740
3,820
1,740
3,820
1,740
3,820
3,820
3,820
1,940
3,820
3,820
3,820
3,820
3,820
3,820
1,940
3,820
1,940
3,820
6,660
1,940
1,940
6,660
6,660
3,820
1,940

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EDN4169W
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EDN4171W
EDN4172H
EDN4173H
EDN4174W
EDN4175W
EDN4176W
EDN4177W
EDN4178H
EDN4179H
EXPRESSIVE ARTS - SENIOR PHASE

NATURAL SCIENCE/TECH SNR PHASE
SUBJECT METHOD: RELIGION
SCIENCE CONTENT A
SCIENCE CONTENT B
SCIENCE CONTENT C
COMMUNIC SKILLS IN ENGLISH (H)
COMMUNIC SKILLS IN AFRIK (H)
COMMUNIC SKILLS IN AFRIK (L)
SUBJECT METHOD: XHOSA
EVALUATION RESEARCH PROJECTS
MATHS LITERACY: NUMBER
MATHS LITERACY: ALGEBRA
MATH LITERACY: DATA HANDLING
GET MATHS: NUMBER
GET MATHS: ALGEBRA
GET MATHS: SHAPE & MEASUREMENT
GET MATHS: DATA HANDLING
NATURAL SCIENCE IN NEW CURRIC
TEACHING NATURAL SCIENCES A
TEACHING NATURAL SCIENCES B
NATURAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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SUBJECT METHOD: DANCE
LIFE ORIENTATION IN PERSPECT
LIFE SKILLS & SOCIAL EDUCATION
COMMUNITY HLTH & THE SCHOOL
LIFE SKILLS PRACTICUM
RES REPORT: LIFE ORIENTATION
MATH LITERACY:SHAPE MEASUREMNT
FET MATHS: NUMBER
FET MATHS: ALGEBRA
FET MATHS: SHAPE/MEAS
FET MATHS: DATA HANDLING
SCHOOL LEADERSHIP & MGT IN SA
COMPUTER LITERACY
EFFECTIVE LANGUAGE SKILLS
MANAGEMENT PORTFOLIO
LEADING & MANAGING PEOPLE
MANAGE RESOURCES
POLICY, PLANNING & GOVERNANCE
MANAGING TEACHING AND LEARNING
MODERATION OF ASSESSMENT
MANAGE SUBJECT/LEARNING AREA
MENTORING FOR SCHOOL MANAGERS
FOUNDATION CURRIC LEADERSHIP A
FOUNDATION CURRIC LEADERSHIP B
LEARNING IN FOUNDATION PHASE
TEACHING IN FOUNDATION PHASE
FOUNDATION PHASE NUMERACY
FOUNDATION PHASE LITERACY
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INTERMEDIATE CURR LEADERSHIP B
1,940
1,940
3,820
3,450
3,450
3,450
0
0
0
3,820
3,820
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
1,740
1,740
1,940
1,940
3,820
3,820
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
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RES PAPER IN SCHOOL SUBJECT
AN INVITATION TO CURRICULUM
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SCIENCE PRACTICAL WORK IN ED
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SCHOOL MATHEMATICS
LEARNING & COGNITION
LITERACY IN THEORY & PRACTICE
ED MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP
RESEARCH METHODS
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PRIMARY SCHOOL LEARNING
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RES IN MATHS ED: CLASSROOM MAT
MASTERS IN EDUCATION
PEDAGOGY, KNOWLEDGE & SOCIETY
CHANGING FRAMWKS OF CURRICULUM
KNOWLEDGE/LEARNING/ORG OF WORK
ADLT LEARN IN INFORMAL CONTEXT
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ADV ED RES DESIGN & METHODS
EMERGNT LITERACY
RES IN MATHS ED: CURRICULUM
EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMICS/EQUITY/ED POLICY
EDUCATIONAL REFORM
MINOR DISSERTATION
ED MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP
RESEARCH IN HISTORY EDUCATION
ENG AS ADD LANG IN SCHOOLING
LANG & LITERACY IN THEORY/USE
LEARNING/ COGNITION/TECHNOLOGY
EDU PROG IMPLEMENTATN/EVALUATN
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SPECIAL TOPICS IN EDUCATION
ADULT LEARNING & EXPERIENCE
WORKPLACE ED / TRAINING POLICY
LEARNING & TEACHING:SCIENCE ED
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RES IN MATHS ED: MATHS TOPICS
ICTS IN EDUCATION
3,450
3,450
3,450
3,450
4,250
4,250
4,960
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
4,620
18,700
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
4,960
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING II
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PROBABILITY & STAT DSGN IN ENG
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DIGITAL ELECTRONICS & MICROPRO
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
NEW VENTURE PLANNING
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MOBILE BROADBAND NETWORKS
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SPECIAL TOPICS IN ELEC ENG
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INTRO ENVIRO ASSESSMENT
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URBAN CHALLENGES IN SA CITY
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HONOURS IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE
HONOURS IN ENVIRO & GEOG SCI
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RES SKILLS IN ENVIRO MANAGEMNT
RES PROJECT IN EGS (BA)
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CLIMATE MODELLING
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2,270
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6,740
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MASTERS IN EGS (DISS)
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PHD IN EGS
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ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIES II
AFRICAN LIT & LANG STUDIES I
AFRICAN LIT & LANG STUDIES II
SHAKESPEARE & COMPANY
ROMANCE TO REALISM
MODERNISM
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
RESEARCH ESSAY / PROJECT
CONTEM BLACK SA LIT & LIT THEO
LITERARY NON-FICTION IN AFRICA
STUDIES IN THE MODERN NOVEL
MODERN LING THOUGHT I
LITERATURE/LANGUAGE STUDIES I
LITERATURE/LANGUAGE STUDIES II
DIRECTED READING IN ENGLISH
THE WORLD OF GEOFFREY CHAUCER
STUDIES IN GENRE & PERIOD
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CURRENT THOUGHT IN AFRICAN LIT
RES METHOD:PROBS IN TEXTUALITY
MASTERS IN ENGLISH
MINOR DISSERTATION
CREATIVE WRITING POETRY CRSWK
CREATIVE WRITING PART B
CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP
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PHD IN ENGLISH
INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION
MATHEMATICS 1017
MATHEMATICS 1017
MATHEMATICS 1018
MATHEMATICS 1018
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURES
MANAGMNT OF TRANSPORT SUPP & D
LOCAL AREA TRANSP PLAN, MAN &
MINOR DISSERTATION
INTEGRATED LAND USE TRANSPORT
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MASTERS DISSERT:TRANSPORT STUD
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
MASTERS PAPER REQUIREMENT
RAIL PLANNING & OPS MANAGEMENT
BUS PLANNING & OPS MANAGEMENT
ANALYSING FILM AND TV
ANALYSING FILM AND TV
MEDIA AND SOCIETY
MEDIA AND SOCIETY
MEDIA AND SOCIETY
FOUNDATIONS IN MEDIA STUDIES
WRITING & EDITING IN THE MEDIA
MEDIA, POWER AND CULTURE
INTROD TO HISTORY OF CINEMA
PRODUCING DOCUMENTARY TV
RADIO PRODUCTION I
DESIGNING ONLINE MEDIA
PRINT JOURNALISM PRODUCTION I
SCREENWRITING I
TELEVISION DRAMA
SCREEN PRODUCTION I
THE MEDIA IN SOUTH AFRICA
ADVANCED MEDIA STUDIES
ADVANCED FILM STUDIES
FILM IN AFRICA & SOUTH AFRICA
RADIO PRODUCTION II
DESIGNING INTERACTIONS
DYNAMIC WEB DESIGN
PRINT JOURNALISM PRODUCTION II
SCREENWRITING II
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AVANT-GARDE FILM
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MEDIA THEORY & MEDIA RESEARCH
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MEDIA MARKETS & MEDIA STRATEGY
MEDIA MARKETS & MEDIA STRATEGY
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POLITICAL JOURNALISM
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AUTHORSHIP IN CINEMA
MASTERS IN FILM STUDIES
MASTERS IN MEDIA STUDIES
MINOR DISSERTATION
MEDIA AND THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
MEDIA CREATIVE PRODUCTION
ADV MEDIA METHODOLOGY
MEDIA & NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
MAKING CRITICAL DOCUMENTARY
CREATIVE NON-FICTION
MASTERS IN RHETORIC STUDIES
MINOR DISSERTATION RHE
MOBILE MEDIA & COMMUNICATION
APPROACHES TO AFRICAN CINEMA
CONCEPTUALISING SA CINEMA
WRITING FOR FILM
THEORIES OF SCREENWRITING
WRITING FOR TELEVISION
PHD IN FILM STUDIES
PHD IN MEDIA STUDIES
PHD IN RHETORIC STUDIES
STUDIOWORK I
FINE ART FOUNDATION COURSE
EMERGENCE OF MODERNITY
6,200
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5,510
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5,510
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IMAGES IN CONFLICT
PAINTING 2
SCULPTURE 2
PHOTOGRAPHY 2
PRINTMEDIA 2
NEW MEDIA 2
CORE PRACTICE 2
ART NARRATIVES: TRAD & TENSION
DISCURSIVE STRATEGIES
ENVISIONING THE BODY
VISUAL CULTURES: SPACE & PLACE
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF ART 3
PAINTING 3
SCULPTURE 3
PHOTOGRAPHY 3
PRINTMEDIA 3
NEW MEDIA 3
NEW ART: NEW PERSPECTIVES
STRATEGIES FOR ART
ART AND THEORY
CRITICAL STUDIES IN ART HIST
STUDIOWORK ELECTIVE 3
THEORY & PRACTICE OF ART 4
FINE ART 4
ART CRITICISM
POLITICS & ETHICS OF COLLECTNG
STUDIES IN HISTORIOG OF ART
CRIT ISSUES CONTEMPORARY ART
ART HISTORY READING COURSE
CRITICAL THINKING: CURATORSHIP
CURATING COLONIAL CONNECTIONS
PRACTICAL COMMUNICATION
WORKING WITH COLLECTIONS
VIRTUAL DISPLAY
LOCAL ISSUES IN CURATORSHIP
MASTER OF ART IN FINE ART
MASTER OF FINE ART
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ART
IMAGING THE WORLD IN PHOTOS
MINOR DISSERTATION
ART HIST READING COURSE
MA IN ART HISTORICAL STUDIES
PHD IN FINE ART
PHD IN ART HISTORICAL STUDIES
MANAGERIAL FINANCE
BUSINESS FINANCE
CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMNT
CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMNT
FINANCE IIA
FINANCE IIB
ADVANCED TAXATION
INTERNATIONAL TAX 1
11,080
4,650
7,360
7,360
7,360
7,360
7,360
7,360
6,220
6,220
6,200
6,200
4,650
16,550
16,550
16,550
16,550
16,550
6,220
6,220
6,200
6,200
7,360
9,310
33,120
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
18,700
18,700
34,230
6,230
11,380
6,230
18,700
13,440
13,440
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
19,730
19,730

FTX4035W
FTX4036S
FTX4037S
FTX4038S
FTX4039S
FTX4051H
FTX4056F
FTX4057S
FTX4086F
FTX5000W
FTX5003W
FTX5005W
FTX5028W
FTX5029W
FTX5030W
FTX5031W
FTX5033S
FTX5042W
FTX5043F
FTX5044S
FTX6000W
GEO1006S
GEO1008F
GEO1009F
GEO2001F
GEO2004S
GEO2005X
GEO3001S
GEO3005F
GEO4000W
GEO4001W
GEO5000W
GEO5003W
GEO5004Z
GEO5005H
GEO6000W
GEO6001W
HST1004F
HST1005F
HST1010S
HST1011F
HST1012S
HST2011S
HST2027S
HST2028F
HST2032F
HST2034L
HST2034P
HST2034S
HST2037S
HST2038F
HST2039S
HST3005S
HST3022H
TAXATION TECH REPORT

RESEARCH METHODS IN TAXATION
TAX OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
INDIRECT TAX
TAX ADMINISTRATION
FINANCE RESEARCH PROJECT
APPLIED INVESTMENTS
APPLIED CORPORATE FINANCE
ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS
MASTERS IN FINANCE
MINOR DISSERTATION IN FINANCE
TAXATION MASTERS DISSERTATION
TOPICS IN FINANCIAL MANAGE
MINI DISS IN FINANCIAL MNGMT
TAXATION COURSEWORK
TAXATION MINOR DISS 90 CREDITS
INTERNATIONAL TAX II
CORPORATE FIN & VALUATIONS
CAPITAL MRKTS & FIN INSTRUMENT
EMPIRICAL FINANCE
PHD IN FINANCE
MINERALS, ROCKS & STRUCTURE
INTRO GEOLOGY FOR ENGINEERS
INTRO TO EARTH & ENVIRO SCI
MINERALOGY & CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
GEOLOGICAL FIELDWORK & MAPPING
STRATIGRAPHY & ECONOMIC GEOL
PETROLOGY & STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY
HONOURS IN GEOLOGY
HONOURS IN GEOCHEMISTRY
MASTERS IN GEOLOGY
MASTERS IN GEOCHEMISTRY
PAST CLIMATE CHANGE
PHD IN GEOLOGY
PHD IN GEOCHEMISTRY
NEW MILLENIUM IN HIST. PERSPEC
MAKING OF THE MOD. WORLD ECONO
DISCOVERING WORLD HISTORY
FOUNDATION ECONOMIC HISTORY
FOUNDATION HISTORY
THE HOLOCAUST
ORIGINS OF THE CONTEMPRY WORLD
20TH CENTURY INDUSTRIALISATION
SOUTHERN AFRICA TO 1900
AFRICA: COLONIAL & POST-COL
AFRICAN ECONOMIC HISTORY
BREAKING THE BOUNDARIES
THEMES IN AFRICAN HISTORY
FILM AND HISTORY
HISTORICAL APPROACHES
8,030
0
19,730
19,730
19,730
10,260
5,140
5,140
5,140
13,780
14,460
14,460
14,460
8,030
39,430
14,460
19,730
23,370
11,720
14,460
13,440
5,100
5,100
5,100
6,740
6,740
3,410
10,160
10,160
36,880
36,880
18,700
18,700
3,010
6,540
13,440
13,440
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200

HST3024F
HST3026S
HST3037S
HST3038F
HST3039H
HST3041F
HST4000S
HST4001H
HST4005F
HST4010F
HST4011S
HST4016F
HST4021H
HST4022F
HST4026F
HST4027S
HST4032S
HST4034F
HST4053F
HST4054F
HST4055S
HST5000H
HST5007W
HST5011W
HST6002W
HUB1006F
HUB1007S
HUB1010S
HUB1011F
HUB1014S
HUB1015S
HUB1016F
HUB1019F
HUB1020S
HUB1022F
HUB1023S
HUB1024S
HUB1025F
HUB2003W
HUB2005F
HUB2015W
HUB2017H
HUB2019F
HUB2020S
HUB2021S
HUB2022F
HUB2023W
HUB3006F
HUB3007S
HUB4000W
HUB4001W
HUB4002W
HUB4007F
HUB4027H
WAR AND SOCIETY

MED IN THE MAKING OF MODERN SA
MEMORY, IDENTITY AND HISTORY
ECONOMIES OF FEASTS & FAMINES
ECONOMIC HIST RESEARCH PAPER
GENOCIDE: AFRICAN EXPERIENCES
READING COURSE IN HIST STUDIES
PLAGUES - PAST & PRESENT
ANALYSING HIST DOCUMENTRY FILM
TOPICS IN PRE-INDUSTRIAL WC
AFRICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY
ADV HIST METHODS APPROACHES
DISCOVERY AND THE OTHER
SPECIAL TOPICS: HIST STUDIES
MODERN AFRICAN HIST POLITICS
ADDITIONAL TOPIC HIST. STUDIES
ORAL HIST: METHOD PRAC THEORY
DEBATES IN ECONOMIC HISTORY
TOPICS IN SA ECONOMIC HISTORY
RACISM, COLONIALISM & GENOCIDE
READING COURSE IN HIST STUDIES
MASTERS IN HISTORICAL STUDIES
MINOR DISSERTAION
PHD IN HISTORICAL STUDIES
INTRO TO INTEGR HLTH SCI PT 1
INTRO TO INTEGR HLTH SCI PT 2
FUNDAM OF INT HLTH SCI PT 1
FUNDAM OF INT HLTH SCI PT 2
ANATOMY FOR COMM SCIENCES
FUNDMNT OF ANAT & PHYSIOL IA
FNDMNTLS OF ANAT & PHYSIOL IB
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY IA
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY IB
BIOSCIENCES FOR PHYSIO IA
BIOSCIENCES FOR PHYSIO IB
FUNDAMNTL BIOSCI FOR PHYSIO IA
FUNDAMNTL BIOSCI FOR PHYSIO IB
ANATOMY FOR BIOMED ENGINEERS
INTRO TO MEDICAL ENGINEERING
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II HRS
INTEGRATED HLTH SYSTEMS PT IA
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN BIOLOGY
HUM BIOL: REGULAT & INTEGRAT
ANAT FOR BIOMED ENGINEERS
BIOSCIENCES FOR PHYSIO II
GENERAL & APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY
BIOPHYSICS & NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
BSCMEDHONS CELL BIOLOGY
BSCMEDHONS BIOL ANTHROPOL
BSCMEDHONS APPLIED ANATOMY
BIOMECH OF MUSCULOSKELETAL SYS
HLTHCARE TECHNOL ASSESSMNT
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
6,230
18,700
11,380
13,440
13,430
14,500
18,350
18,700
4,820
5,980
5,980
4,820
4,820
2,490
2,700
3,000
3,000
4,290
2,150
11,710
20,800
6,740
3,650
6,740
5,200
2,700
10,160
10,160
37,260
37,260
37,260
2,150
3,510

HUB4028H
HUB4030H
HUB4032H
HUB4033H
HUB4040W
HUB4041W
HUB4043W
HUB4044H
HUB4045F
HUB4046F
HUB4047F
HUB4048F
HUB4049H
HUB4050H
HUB4051H
HUB4052S
HUB4053S
HUB4054S
HUB4055W
HUB4056W
HUB4057F
HUB4058F
HUB4059H
HUB4060F
HUB4061W
HUB4062W
HUB4063W
HUB4064W
HUB4065H
HUB4066H
HUB4068H
HUB4069H
HUB4070H
HUB4071F
HUB4071S
HUB4072F
HUB4073W
HUB4074W
HUB4075W
HUB5001W
HUB5002W
HUB5003W
HUB5004W
HUB5005W
HUB5006W
HUB5007W
HUB5009H
HUB5010W
HUB5011H
HUB5012W
HUB5014W
HUB5015W
HUB5016F
HUB5017W
HLTHCARE PLANNING & ACQUISIT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PROJECT HLTHCARE TECHN MGMNT
CLINICAL ENGINEERING PRACTICE
BSCMEDHONS PHYSIOLOGY
BSCMEDHONS EXERCISE SCIENCE
BSCMEDHONS EXERC SCI BIOKIN
HLTH INFORMATCS & MGT INFOSYST
INTRO:MED IMAG&IMAGE PROCESS
NORMAL NUTRITION I
NORMAL NUTRITION II
NORMAL NUTRITION III
COMMUNITY NUTRITION I
COMMUNITY NUTRITION II
COMMUNITY NUTRITION III
CLINICAL NUTRITION I
CLINICAL NUTRITION II
CLINICAL NUTRITION III
DIETETICS PRACTICE
FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT
FOOD SCIENCE
NUTRITION RIGHTS
RESEARCH THEORY
INTERNSHIP PREPARATION
COMMUNITY INTERNSHIP
CLINICAL INTERNSHIP
FOOD SERVICE MNGMNT INTERNSHIP
RESEARCH PROJECT
MED DEVICES & INSTRUM OVERVIEW
MED DEVICES INNOV & INTREPREN
ASSET MAN OF HLTHCARE TCH&INFR
HLTH FAC DESIGN, PLANN&ASSESSM
HOSPITAL ENGINEERING PRACTICE
APPLIED ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY
APPLIED ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY
HIGH PERFORMANCE ATHLETE
HLTH INFO EHLTH & MNG INFO SYS
AIRB INFEC CNTR: A SYS APPR
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING OVERVW
MSCMED BIOMED SCI BY DISS
MSCMED BIOMED ENG BY DISS
MPHIL BIOMED ENG BY DISS
MSCMED PHYSIOLOGY
MSCMED EXERCISE SCIENCE
MPHIL SPORTS MEDICINE PT 1A
MPHIL SPORTS MED MINOR DISS
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 2
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
SPORTS MEDICINE
RESEARCH PROJECT
MSC DIETETICS BY DISS
MSC NUTRITION BY DISS
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & EPIDEMOLGY
RES METH & STATS F PHYS ACTIVT
3,510
3,510
3,630
3,510
37,260
37,260
37,260
3,970
4,060
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,330
3,330
3,330
3,000
3,000
3,000
6,630
5,980
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
7,540
7,540
6,890
6,890
3,510
3,510
3,510
3,510
3,510
3,690
3,690
2,360
3,970
3,970
2,150
19,800
20,130
19,800
19,800
19,800
12,710
12,710
2,550
10,220
2,550
12,710
19,800
19,800
2,360
2,980

HUB5018S
HUB5020F
HUB5021S
HUB5022S
HUB5023S
HUB5024W
HUB5025W
HUB5026W
HUB6000W
HUB6001W
HUB6002W
HUB6005W
HUB7000W
HUB7001W
HUB7002W
HUB7003W
HUB7004W
HUB7006W
HUB7007W
HUB7008W
INF1002F
INF1002H
INF1002S
INF1003F
INF1003S
INF1102F
INF2004F
INF2008F
INF2009F
INF2010S
INF2011S
INF3003W
INF3011F
INF3012S
INF3014F
INF4000F
INF4012W
INF4015W
INF4016W
INF4017H
INF4018W
INF4024W
INF4025S
INF4026F
INF4027W
INF5004W
INF5005W
INF6000W
LAB2000S
LAB2002S
LAB3009H
LAB3020W
LAB4001W
LAB4003W
BIOKINETICS IN THE WORKPLACE

ADV STRNGTH &COND ATHL PERFOM
BIOKINETICS & NEUROMUSC DISORD
NUTRITION & ERGOGENIC AIDS
ADV CLIN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
MPHIL BIOKINETICS DISS
MPHIL SPORT & EXERCISE MED 1B
MPHIL SPORT & EXERCISE MED 1C
PHD BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
PHD PHYSIOLOGY
MD PHYSIOLOGY
MSC MED IN NEUROSCIENCE
MSCMED ANATOMY
PHD ANATOMY & CELL BIOLOGY
MD ANATOMY
MSCMED CELL BIOLOGY
MD BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
PHD EXERCISE SCIENCE
PHD NUTRITION
PHD DIETETICS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS I
COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING
COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING
I.T. IN BUSINESS
DATABASE SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT A
I.T. ARCHITECTURE
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT B
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
I.T. MANAGEMENT
I.T. APPLICATIONS
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE
INTRO TO BUSINESS COMPUTING
ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS & BPM
INFORMATION SYSTEMS CW
COMPUTER FORENSICS CW
INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROJECT
BUSINESS AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS HONS (PT)
INFORMATIONS SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
APPLICATION & TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
INFO SYSTEMS MASTERS CW
INFO SYSTEMS MASTERS DISSERT
PHD IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INTEG HEALTH SYSTEMS PT 1B
INTEGRATED HEALTH SYSTEM PT II
MOLECULAR MEDICINE
BSCMEDHONS HUMAN GENETICS
BSCMEDHONS MEDICAL BIOCHEM
2,360
2,360
2,360
2,360
2,130
19,040
6,360
6,360
13,440
13,440
13,440
19,800
19,800
13,440
13,440
19,800
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
10,260
5,140
5,140
5,140
5,140
33,150
33,150
33,150
5,140
33,150
14,170
5,710
5,710
11,410
33,150
6,810
13,440
18,350
3,650
22,480
18,700
37,260
37,260

LAB4004W
LAB4005W
LAB4007W
LAB4008S
LAB5001W
LAB5002W
LAB5005W
LAB5007W
LAB5008H
LAB5009W
LAB5010W
LAB5011W
LAB6000W
LAB6001W
LAB6002F
LAB6003W
LAB6004F
LAB6004S
LAB6005F
LAB6005S
LAB6006F
LAB6006S
LAB6007F
LAB6007S
LAB6008F
LAB6008S
LAB6009W
LAB6010W
LAB6011W
LAB6012W
LAB6013W
LAB6014W
LAB7000W
LAB7001W
LAB7002W
LAB7003W
LAB7004W
LAB7005W
LAB7006W
LAB7007W
LAB7008W
LAB7009W
LAB7010W
LAB7011W
LAB7012W
LAB7013W
LAB7014W
LAB7015W
LAB7016W
LAB7017W
LAB7018W
LAB7019W
LAB7020W
LAB7021W
BSCMEDHONS INFECT DIS&IMMUNOL

BSCMEDHONS BIOINFORMATICS
BSCMEDHONS FORENSIC GENETICS
MEDICINA FORENSIS
MSCMED HUMAN GENETICS
MSCMED MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
MEDICAL GENETICS
RESEARCH TRAINING & MINOR DISS
FORENSIC MEDICINE
GENETIC COUNSELLING PRACTICE
PRINCIPLES OF GENETIC COUNS
MSC MED BIOINFORMATICS BY DISS
PHD HUMAN GENETICS
PHD MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
INTRO TO RESEARCH IMMUNOLOGY
MINOR DISSERTATION
FORENSIC ANTHROPOL & ARCHAEL
FORENSIC ANTHROPOL & ARCHAEL
FORENSIC PATHOLOGY
FORENSIC PATHOLOGY
FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY
FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY
MOLECULAR FORENSICS
MOLECULAR FORENSICS
APPLIED FORENSIC SCIENCE
APPLIED FORENSIC SCIENCE
MSCMED FORENSIC MEDICINE
MMED CLIN PATH PT 1A CHEM PATH
MMED CLIN PATH PT 1B HAEMATOL
MMED CLIN PATH PT 1C MEDMICRO
MMED CLIN PATH PT 1D VIROLOGY
MSCMED MED VIROL
PHD ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY
MD PATHOLOGY
MMED ANATOMCL PATH PT 2
MMED ANATOMCL PATH PT 3
MMED CLINICAL PATH PT 2
MMED CLINICAL PATH PT 3
MSCMED ANATOMICAL PATHOL
MMED ANATOMCL PATH PT 1A
MPHIL PAED PATHOL PT 1
MPHIL PAED PATHOL PT 2
MSCMED CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY
PHD CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY
MD CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY
MMED CHEM PATH PT 1B
MMED CHEM PATH PT 2
MMED CHEM PATH PT 3
MMED FORENSIC PATH PT 2
MMED FORENSIC PATH PT 3
PHD HAEMATOLOGY
MD HAEMATOLOGY
MMED HAEM PATH PT 2
MMED HAEMATOL PATH PT 3
37,260
37,260
37,260
2,110
19,800
19,800
12,010
12,710
2,520
15,400
10,390
19,800
13,440
13,440
3,180
12,710
4,720
4,720
5,180
5,180
5,180
5,180
5,180
5,180
5,510
5,510
19,800
2,700
2,700
2,700
900
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910
4,290
8,910
4,290
19,800
8,910
8,580
3,860
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
8,910
4,290
13,440
13,440
8,910
4,290

LAB7022W
LAB7023W
LAB7024W
LAB7025W
LAB7029W
LAB7030W
LAB7031W
LAB7032W
LAB7033W
LAB7034W
LAB7035W
LAB7036W
LAB7037W
LAB7038W
LAB7039W
LAB7041W
LAB7044W
LAB7045W
LAB7046W
LAB7047W
LAB7048W
LAB7049W
LAB7050W
LAB7051W
LAB7052W
LAB7053W
LIS5020W
LIS5021W
LIS5022W
LIS5023W
LIS5024W
LIS6002W
LIS6003F
LIS6003S
LIS6013F
LIS6013S
LIS6014F
LIS6014S
LIS6015F
LIS6015S
LIS6018W
LIS7000W
MAM1000W
MAM1004F
MAM1004H
MAM1005H
MAM1006H
MAM1010F
MAM1010S
MAM1012F
MAM1012S
MAM1013F
MAM1013S
MAM1014F
MSCMED HAEMATOLOGY
MMED HAEMATOL PATH PT 1C
MPHIL CLINICAL HAEMATOLOGY PT1
MD HUMAN GENETICS
PHD CLIN SCI & IMMUNOLOGY
MD CLIN SCI & IMMUNOLOGY
MSCMED MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
PHD MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
MD MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
MMED MED MICRO PART 1D
MMED MED MICROBIOLOGY PT 2
MMED MED MICROBIOLOGY PT 3
MMED VIROLOGICAL PATH PT 2
MPHIL CLIN HAEM PT 2
PHD MEDICAL VIROLOGY
MMED MEDICAL GENETICS PT 1
PHD FORENSIC PATHOLOGY
PHD BIOINFORMATICS
PHD FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY
PHD FORENSIC MEDICINE
MPHIL PAED FORENSIC PATH PT 1
MPHIL PAED FORENSIC PATH PT 2
RESEARCH METHDS & USER STUDIES
INFORMATION RESOURCES
RESOURCE PLANNING & USE
RESOURCE DESCRIPTION & COMMUN
KNOWLEDGE ORG & MANAGEMENT
MINOR DISSERTATION
INTERNSHIP
INTERNSHIP
DIGITAL CURATION
DIGITAL CURATION
LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT IN INFO PROFESSION
LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT IN INFO PROFESSION
RESEARCH LIBRARIANSHIP
RESEARCH LIBRARIANSHIP
MASTERS IN LIBRARY/INF SCIENCE
PHD IN LIBRARY&INFORMATION SCI
MATHEMATICS 1000
MATHEMATICS 1004
MATHEMATICS 1004
MATHEMATICS 1005
MATHEMATICS 1006
MATHEMATICS 1010
MATHEMATICS 1010
MATHEMATICS 1012
MATHEMATICS 1012
LAW THAT COUNTS
LAW THAT COUNTS
QUANT LITERACY FOR HUMANITIES
19,800
8,910
8,580
1,430
13,440
13,440
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
8,910
4,290
8,910
3,860
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
8,580
3,860
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
11,380
12,420
12,420
12,420
12,420
12,420
12,420
12,420
12,420
18,700
13,440
9,960
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980

MAM1014S
MAM1015S
MAM1016S
MAM1017F
MAM1017S
MAM1018F
MAM1018S
MAM1019H
MAM1042S
MAM1043H
MAM1044H
MAM1045S
MAM1110F
MAM1110H
MAM1112S
MAM2000W
MAM2001H
MAM2002S
MAM2003Z
MAM2004H
MAM2043S
MAM2046W
MAM2047H
MAM2048H
MAM2053S
MAM2082F
MAM2083F
MAM2083S
MAM2084F
MAM2084S
MAM3000W
MAM3001W
MAM3002H
MAM3003S
MAM3004Z
MAM3005Z
MAM3040W
MAM3041H
MAM3042H
MAM3050F
MAM3054S
MAM3080F
MAM4000W
MAM4001W
MAM5000W
MAM5001W
MAM5005W
MAM5010F
MAM5011F
MAM5012S
MAM5013S
MAM5014H
MAM5015W
MAM6000W
QUANT LITERACY FOR HUMANITIES

MATHS FOR QUANTITATIVE SOC SCI
QUANT LITERACY FOR SOC SCI
MATHEMATICS 1017 FOR ENGINEERS
FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS
ENGINEERING STATICS
MODELLING & APPLIED COMPUTING
DYNAMICS
MODELLING FOR ELEC ENGINEERS
MATHEMATICS 1110 FOR CADP
MATHEMATICS 1010
MATHEMATICS 1112 FOR CADP
MATHEMATICS 2000
MATHEMATICS 2001
MATHEMATICS 2002
MATHEMATICS 2003
MATHEMATICS 2004
INTRO TO BIOLOGICAL MODELLING
APPLIED MATHEMATICS 2046
NUM ANALYSIS & SCI COMPUTING
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING IN MATLAB
VECTOR CALCULUS FOR ENGINEERS
VECTOR CALCULUS FOR ENGINEERS
LINEAR ALG & DE FOR ENGINEERS
LINEAR ALG & DE FOR ENGINEERS
MATHEMATICS 3000
MATHEMATICS 3001
MATHEMATICS 3002
MATHEMATICS 3003
MATHEMATICS 3004
MATHEMATICS 3005
FURTHER BIOLOGICAL MODELLING
NUMERICAL MODELLING
FLUID DYNAMICS
NUMERICAL METHODS
HONOURS IN MATHEMATICS
HONOURS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
MASTERS IN MATHEMATICS
MASTERS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
STOCHASTIC CALCULUS I
NUMERICAL METHODS I
STOCHASTIC CALCULUS II
NUMERICAL METHODS II
FIN MATHS MINI DISSERTATION
MASTERS MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
PHD IN MATHEMATICS
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,990
4,990
4,990
4,990
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
13,220
6,610
6,610
3,310
6,610
6,610
13,220
6,610
6,610
3,310
2,240
5,750
5,750
5,750
5,750
19,880
19,880
9,950
9,950
4,980
4,980
19,880
9,950
9,950
4,980
4,980
3,340
36,690
36,690
18,700
18,700
18,700
4,650
2,350
4,650
2,350
6,470
0
13,440

MAM6001W
MCB2014F
MCB2015S
MCB2016F
MCB2017S
MCB2018F
MCB2019S
MCB3012Z
MCB3019F
MCB3020F
MCB3021F
MCB3022S
MCB3023S
MCB3024S
MCB4002W
MCB5005W
MCB6002W
MDN2001S
MDN2002W
MDN3001H
MDN3004W
MDN4004W
MDN4011W
MDN4015W
MDN4016W
MDN5002W
MDN5003H
MDN5004W
MDN6000W
MDN6003W
MDN6004W
MDN7000W
MDN7001W
MDN7002W
MDN7005W
MDN7006W
MDN7007W
MDN7015W
MDN7017W
MDN7018W
MDN7020W
MDN7021W
MDN7022W
MDN7023W
MDN7024W
MDN7025W
MDN7026W
MDN7027W
MDN7028W
MDN7029W
MDN7030W
MDN7031W
MDN7032W
MDN7033W
PHD IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS

MOLECULAR COMPONENTS OF CELLS
METABOLISM
INTRODUCTION TO MICROBIOLOGY
MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
INTRO TO GENETICS
EUKARYOTIC GENE REG & CELL SIG
MCB RESEARCH PROJECT
RECOMB DNA GENOMICS&PROTEOMICS
PROTEIN STRUCTURE & FUNCTION
MOLECULAR MICROBIAL GENETICS
ADVANCED BIOTECHNOLOGY
MOLECULAR EVOL GENETICS & DEV
DEFENCE & DISEASE
MOLECULAR & CELL BIOL HONOURS
MOLECULAR & CELL BIOL MASTERS
PHD IN MOLECULAR & CELL BIOL
SPECIAL STUDY MODULES
CLINICAL SCIENCES I
INTRO TO CLINICAL PRACTICE
CLINICAL SCIENCES II
BSCMEDHONS PHARMACOLOGY
MEDICINE
PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS
MEDICINE EXT CREDIT
MEDICAL & SURGICAL SPECIALIT
PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS
PHARMACOL & THERAP EXT CREDIT
MEDICINE (INCL ALLIED DISCIP)
MEDICINE EXT CREDIT
EXIT EXAM PROCEDURAL COMP
MSCMED MEDICINE
PHD MEDICINE
MD MEDICINE
MMED MEDICINE PT 1
MMED MEDICINE PT 2
MMED MEDICINE PT 3
MPHIL PULMONOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL CARDIOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL RHEUMATOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL NEPHROLOGY PT 1
MPHIL ENDOCRINOLOGY PT 1
PHD DERMATOLOGY
MD DERMATOLOGY
MMED DERMATOLOGY PT 3
MMED NEUROLOGY PT 1
MMED NEUROLOGY PT 2
MMED NEUROLOGY PT 3
MSCMED PHARMACOLOGY
PHD PHARMACOLOGY
MD PHARMACOLOGY
13,440
6,740
6,740
6,740
6,740
6,740
6,740
0
10,160
10,160
10,160
10,160
10,160
10,160
36,880
18,700
13,440
3,650
3,530
19,700
3,530
37,260
20,550
4,630
20,050
9,770
2,520
2,440
13,140
12,830
610
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
8,580
8,580
8,580
8,580
8,580
8,580
13,440
13,440
4,290
8,910
8,910
8,910
8,910
4,290
19,800
13,440
13,440

MDN7034W
MDN7035W
MDN7036W
MDN7037W
MDN7038W
MDN7039W
MDN7040W
MDN7041W
MDN7042W
MDN7043W
MDN7044W
MDN7050W
MDN7051W
MDN7053W
MDN7054W
MDN7056W
MDN7057W
MDN7058S
MDN7059S
MDN7060F
MDN7061F
MDN7062W
MEC1000X
MEC1002W
MEC1003F
MEC1004W
MEC2000X
MEC2020W
MEC2022S
MEC2023F
MEC2023S
MEC2025F
MEC2026S
MEC2042F
MEC2043F
MEC3000X
MEC3023F
MEC3031S
MEC3033F
MEC3035F
MEC3035S
MEC3037S
MEC3044S
MEC3045F
MEC3050W
MEC3060F
MEC3069S
MEC4042Z
MEC4045F
MEC4047F
MEC4053Z
MEC4054Z
MEC4055Z
MEC4061F
MMED CLINICAL PHARM PT 1

MMED CLIN PHARM PT 2
MMED CLINICAL PHARM PT 3
MPHIL PULMONOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL CARDIOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL RHEUMATOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL NEPHROLOGY PT 2
MPHIL ENDOCRINOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL GERIATRIC MEDICINE PT 1
MPHIL GERIATRIC MEDICINE PT 2
MPHIL INFEC DIS & HIV MED PT 1
MPHIL INFEC DIS & HIV MED PT 2
MPHIL IN ALLERGOLOGY PART I
MPHIL ALLERGOLOGY PT2 DISS
MPHIL ADV HEPAT&TRANSPLANT PT1
MPHIL ADV HEPAT&TRANSPLANT PT2
DRUG DEVELOPMENT
DRUG ASSAYS
PHARMACOMETRICS
PK-PD PRINCIPLES
DISSERTATION
PRACTICAL TRAINING
ENGINEERING DRAWING
ENGINEERING DRAWING
ENGINEERING I
PRACTICAL TRAINING
DESIGN I
THERMOFLUIDS I
DYNAMICS I
DYNAMICS I
MECHANICS OF SOLIDS I
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
MATERIALS SCI IN ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL & MECH MATERIALS
PRACTICAL TRAINING
MECHANICS OF SOLIDS II
DYNAMICS II
THERMOFLUIDS II
COMP INTEGRATED MFG & ROBOTICS
COMP INTEGRATED MFG & ROBOTICS
THERMOFLUIDS III
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS
DESIGN II
MATERIALS UNDER STRESS
PRODUCTION PROCESSES
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
NUMERIC METH/HEAT & FLUID FLOW
MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS
MEASURE & CONTROL IN ENG SYST
QUALITY RELIABIL & MAINT MGMT
DESIGN III
INDIVIDUAL LAB/RESEARCH PROJEC
8,910
8,910
4,290
3,860
3,860
3,860
3,860
3,860
3,860
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
4,240
6,350
6,350
2,130
12,710
0
5,100
2,550
10,150
0
9,610
5,100
4,490
4,490
3,370
2,270
3,830
3,590
0
3,830
5,100
6,350
2,550
2,550
3,590
3,830
3,370
7,210
2,550
2,550
2,550
3,590
3,830
5,100
3,780
4,810
14,950

MEC4063C
MEC4091S
MEC4096Z
MEC4097F
MEC4098Z
MEC4100F
MEC4103F
MEC4104F
MEC4105F
MEC4106F
MEC4107S
MEC4108S
MEC4109S
MEC4110W
MEC5000W
MEC5010Z
MEC5024S
MEC5035Z
MEC5046Z
MEC5051Z
MEC5054Z
MEC5056Z
MEC5059Z
MEC5060W
MEC5061Z
MEC5062Z
MEC5063Z
MEC5064Z
MEC5065Z
MEC5066Z
MEC5067Z
MEC5069Z
MEC5070W
MEC5075Z
MEC5080Z
MEC5082Z
MEC5084Z
MEC5087Z
MEC5088Z
MEC5089Z
MEC5090Z
MEC5091Z
MEC5092Z
MEC5094Z
MEC5095Z
MEC5097Z
MEC6000W
MEC6002W
MEC6004W
MEC6005W
MEC6006W
MEC9004Z
MUZ1201H
MUZ1203H
INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY
RESEARCH REPORT
MANUFACT & PROPS OF COMPOSITES
MANUFACT & PROPS OF CERAMICS
PROPS & MFG METALLIC MATERIALS
MANUFACT & PROPS OF POLYMERS
PRODUCT DESIGN
MANUFACTURING & NANOTECHNOLOGY
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
RESOURCE ENGINEERING
FUNDAMENTALS OF CONTROL SYSTMS
SYSTEM DESIGN
ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALISM
FINAL-YEAR PROJECT
MSC MECHANICAL ENG DISSERT
MSC MECHANICAL ENG PART DISS
STRUCTURAL IMPACT
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PRACTICE
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PROJECT
INTRO TO BUSINESS ADMIN
ENERGY EFFIC& DEMAND SIDE MNG
ENERGY MODELING
MSC SUSTAINABLE ENGY ENG DISS
MSC SUSTAINABLE ENGY ENG DISS
POWER PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
INTRO TO FINITE ELEMENTS
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
PROGRAMG SCIENTISTS&ENGINEERS
CONTINUUM MECHANICS
NONLINEAR MATERIAL BEHAVIOUR
COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS
MSC MATERIALS ENG DISSERTATION
NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOL
MANAGING NEW VENTURE PROJECTS
ENERGY FOR TRANSPORTATION
ENGINE THERMOS & COMBUSTION
ENERGY MARKETS & GOVERNANCE
ENERGY, POVERTY & DEVELOPMENT
ENERGY PROJECT
ENERGY & CLIMATE CHANGE
INTRO TO ENERG POL & SUS ENERG
MSC ENGY & DEVELMNT STUD DISS
CLEANER FUELS & ENGINES
ENG MGMT RESEARCH REPORT
PHD MECHANICAL ENG THESIS
PHD ENG MANAGEMENT THESIS
PHD MATERIALS ENG THESIS
PHD ENERGY & DEV STUD THESIS
PHD ENG EDUCATION THESIS
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT B1
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT D1
2,550
14,430
3,180
2,140
4,240
3,180
3,830
2,550
2,550
3,830
2,550
3,830
2,550
14,230
20,500
18,670
3,310
5,470
10,940
5,470
10,940
5,470
5,470
20,500
18,670
5,470
3,310
4,390
3,310
3,310
3,310
3,310
20,500
5,470
6,250
3,310
4,390
5,470
5,470
5,470
5,470
5,470
18,670
4,390
11,430
5,060
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
0
5,290
3,020

MUZ1204H
MUZ1205H
MUZ1207H
MUZ1213H
MUZ1215H
MUZ1217H
MUZ1219H
MUZ1220W
MUZ1223H
MUZ1225H
MUZ1226H
MUZ1227H
MUZ1229H
MUZ1231H
MUZ1233H
MUZ1235H
MUZ1237H
MUZ1239H
MUZ1241H
MUZ1243H
MUZ1245H
MUZ1247H
MUZ1249H
MUZ1251H
MUZ1252H
MUZ1253H
MUZ1254H
MUZ1255H
MUZ1257H
MUZ1259H
MUZ1261H
MUZ1263H
MUZ1265H
MUZ1267H
MUZ1269H
MUZ1271H
MUZ1272H
MUZ1274H
MUZ1276H
MUZ1278H
MUZ1280H
MUZ1281H
MUZ1283H
MUZ1285H
MUZ1287H
MUZ1289H
MUZ1291H
MUZ1293H
MUZ1294H
MUZ1298H
MUZ1300H
MUZ1302H
MUZ1304H
MUZ1305H
BASS GUITAR B1
BASS GUITAR D1
BASSOON B1
CELLO D1
CLARINET B1
CLARINET D1
CONDUCTING B1
CONDUCTING D1
DOUBLE BASS B1
DOUBLE BASS D1
DRUM SET B1
DRUM SET D1
EUPHONIUM B1
EUPHONIUM D1
FLUTE B1
FLUTE D1
GUITAR B1
GUITAR D1
HARP B1
HARP D1
HARPSICHORD B1
HARPSICHORD D1
HORN B1
HORN D1
JAZZ GUITAR B1
JAZZ GUITAR D1
JAZZ PIANO B1
JAZZ PIANO D1
OBOE B1
OBOE D1
ORGAN B1
ORGAN D1
PERCUSSION B1
PERCUSSION D1
PIANO B1
PIANO D1
PRACTICAL STUDY I
RECORDER B1
RECORDER D1
SAXOPHONE B1
SAXOPHONE D1
SECONDARY PIANO 1
SINGING B1
SINGING D1
TROMBONE B1
TROMBONE D1
TRUMPET B1
TRUMPET D1
TUBA B1
VIOLA B1
VIOLA D1
VIOLIN B1
VIOLIN D1
VOCAL STUDIES 1
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
1,530
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,610
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
1,530
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,290
5,290
3,020
5,290
3,020
5,760

MUZ1306H
MUZ1320H
MUZ1322F
MUZ1323H
MUZ1324H
MUZ1325H
MUZ1326F
MUZ1327F
MUZ1328H
MUZ1329H
MUZ1333H
MUZ1335H
MUZ1337H
MUZ1338H
MUZ1339H
MUZ1340H
MUZ1341H
MUZ1347H
MUZ1350H
MUZ1351H
MUZ1353H
MUZ1356H
MUZ1357F
MUZ1363H
MUZ1365H
MUZ1366H
MUZ1367F
MUZ1368H
MUZ1369H
MUZ1370S
MUZ1371H
MUZ1374H
MUZ1375H
MUZ1376H
MUZ1377H
MUZ1379H
MUZ1380H
MUZ1801H
MUZ1804Z
MUZ1805H
MUZ1806H
MUZ1808H
MUZ1816H
MUZ1817H
MUZ1818H
MUZ1819H
MUZ1820H
MUZ1821S
MUZ1822F
MUZ1902H
MUZ1906H
MUZ1908H
MUZ2200H
MUZ2201H
JAZZ SINGING B1
ACCOMPANYING I
AFRICAN MUSIC I
AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE I
AURAL I
AURAL INTRODUCTORY
BUSINESS MNGMT FOR MUSICIANS
CAREER STUDIES
CHAMBER MUSIC I
CHOIR TRAINING
ENSEMBLE 1
FIGURED BASS AND SCORE READING
FOUNDATION MUSIC THEORY
GENERAL MUSIC KNOWLEDGE I
HISTORY OF JAZZ I
HISTORY OF MUSIC I
JAZZ ARRANGEMENT I
MOVEMENT I
MUSIC THEORY I
MUSIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS I
OPERA WORKSHOP I
REPERTOIRE I
RESEARCH METHOD & BIB STUDIES
THEORY OF JAZZ I
TEACH METHOD & REPERTOIRE I
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE I
WORLDS OF MUSIC I
ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL I
JAZZ ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL I
INTRODUCTION TO ACOUSTICS
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY I
SECONDARY MARIMBA I
AFRICAN MUSIC THEORY I
SINGERS' THEATRE I
LYRIC DICTION I
JAZZ EAR TRAINING I
AFRICAN AURAL I
AFRICAN DANCE NOTATION I
BODY CONDITIONING I
CHOREOGRAPHIC STUDIES I
CLASSICAL BALLET I
CONTEMPORARY DANCE I
PERFORMANCE STUDIES I
WESTERN DANCE MUSICOLOGY I
WESTERN DANCE NOTATION I
DANCE TEACHING METHOD I
DANCE TEACHING METHOD II
AFRICAN DANCE HISTORY I
WESTERN DANCE HISTORY I
AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE I (DIP)
CLASSICAL BALLET I (DIP)
CONTEMPORARY DANCE I (DIP)
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT A2
5,290
2,280
4,520
3,120
3,780
5,760
2,280
5,610
5,290
4,650
2,280
2,280
5,760
4,910
4,520
4,520
5,290
5,610
5,610
5,290
5,610
2,280
2,280
5,290
2,280
3,020
4,520
2,280
2,280
2,280
5,290
1,530
5,290
4,520
5,610
3,790
3,780
3,250
0
3,250
6,200
5,250
3,250
5,250
3,250
5,250
6,980
3,250
3,250
6,200
6,200
5,250
7,540
6,030

MUZ2203H
MUZ2204H
MUZ2205H
MUZ2207H
MUZ2210H
MUZ2211H
MUZ2212H
MUZ2213H
MUZ2214H
MUZ2215H
MUZ2219H
MUZ2223H
MUZ2225H
MUZ2226H
MUZ2227H
MUZ2228H
MUZ2229H
MUZ2232H
MUZ2233H
MUZ2234H
MUZ2236H
MUZ2237H
MUZ2241H
MUZ2248H
MUZ2251H
MUZ2252H
MUZ2253H
MUZ2254H
MUZ2255H
MUZ2256H
MUZ2257H
MUZ2260H
MUZ2261H
MUZ2262H
MUZ2263H
MUZ2265H
MUZ2268H
MUZ2269H
MUZ2270H
MUZ2271H
MUZ2273H
MUZ2274H
MUZ2275H
MUZ2276H
MUZ2277H
MUZ2278H
MUZ2279H
MUZ2281H
MUZ2282H
MUZ2283H
MUZ2285H
MUZ2286H
MUZ2287H
MUZ2289H
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT D2
BASS GUITAR B2
BASS GUITAR D2
BASSOON B2
CELLO A2
CELLO B2
CELLO C2
CELLO D2
CLARINET A2
CLARINET B2
CONDUCTING B2
DOUBLE BASS B2
DOUBLE BASS D2
DRUM SET B2
DRUM SET D2
EUPHONIUM A2
EUPHONIUM B2
FLUTE A2
FLUTE B2
FLUTE C2
GUITAR A2
GUITAR B2
HARP B2
HORN A2
HORN D2
JAZZ GUITAR B2
JAZZ GUITAR D2
JAZZ PIANO B2
JAZZ PIANO D2
OBOE A2
OBOE B2
ORGAN A2
ORGAN B2
ORGAN C2
ORGAN D2
PERCUSSION B2
PIANO A2
PIANO B2
PIANO C2
PIANO D2
RECORDER A2
RECORDER B2
RECORDER C2
RECORDER D2
SAXOPHONE A2
SAXOPHONE B2
SAXOPHONE C2
SECONDARY PIANO 2
SINGING A2
SINGING B2
SINGING D2
TROMBONE A2
TROMBONE B2
TROMBONE D2
6,980
6,030
6,980
6,030
7,540
6,030
6,030
6,030
7,540
6,030
6,030
6,030
5,610
6,030
6,030
7,540
6,030
7,540
6,030
6,030
7,540
6,030
6,030
7,540
5,610
6,030
5,610
6,030
1,530
7,540
6,030
7,540
6,030
6,030
5,610
6,030
7,540
6,030
3,020
5,610
7,540
6,030
6,030
5,610
7,540
6,030
6,030
1,530
7,540
6,030
5,610
7,540
6,030
5,610

MUZ2290H
MUZ2291H
MUZ2292H
MUZ2294H
MUZ2297H
MUZ2298H
MUZ2299H
MUZ2300H
MUZ2301H
MUZ2302H
MUZ2304H
MUZ2305H
MUZ2306H
MUZ2307H
MUZ2320H
MUZ2322S
MUZ2323H
MUZ2324H
MUZ2328H
MUZ2330H
MUZ2333H
MUZ2339H
MUZ2340H
MUZ2341H
MUZ2342H
MUZ2343H
MUZ2345H
MUZ2347H
MUZ2349H
MUZ2350H
MUZ2351H
MUZ2352H
MUZ2353H
MUZ2354H
MUZ2356H
MUZ2360H
MUZ2363H
MUZ2365H
MUZ2366H
MUZ2367S
MUZ2368H
MUZ2369H
MUZ2372H
MUZ2373H
MUZ2374H
MUZ2375H
MUZ2376H
MUZ2377H
MUZ2378S
MUZ2379H
MUZ2380H
MUZ2801H
MUZ2802H
MUZ2804Z
TRUMPET A2
TRUMPET B2
TRUMPET C2
TUBA B2
VIOLA A2
VIOLA B2
VIOLA C2
VIOLA D2
VIOLIN A2
VIOLIN B2
VIOLIN D2
VOCAL STUDIES 2
JAZZ SINGING B2
JAZZ SINGING D2
ACCOMPANYING II
AFRICAN MUSIC II
AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE II
AURAL II
CHAMBER MUSIC II
COMPOSITION I
ENSEMBLE II
HISTORY OF JAZZ II
HISTORY OF MUSIC II
JAZZ ARRANGEMENT II
JAZZ ENSEMBLE II
JAZZ IMPROVISATION II
JAZZ STYLES & ANALYSIS I
MOVEMENT II
MUSIC EDUCATION I
MUSIC THEORY II
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THEORY OF JAZZ II
TEACH METHOD & REPERTOIRE II
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE II
WORLDS OF MUSIC II
ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL II
JAZZ ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL II
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIA
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIB
SECONDARY MARIMBA II
AFRICAN MUSIC THEORY II
SINGERS' THEATRE II
LYRIC DICTION II
SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC
JAZZ EAR TRAINING II
AFRICAN AURAL II
AFRICAN DANCE NOTATION II
AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE II
BODY CONDITIONING II
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SINGING B3
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VOCAL STUDIES 3
JAZZ SINGING B3
JAZZ SINGING D3
ACCOMPANYING III
AFRICAN MUSIC III
AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE III
CHAMBER MUSIC III
COMPOSITION II
HISTORY OF MUSIC III
JAZZ ENSEMBLE III
JAZZ IMPROVISATION III
JAZZ MASTERCLASS (PDM)
MASTERCLASS (PDM)
MUSIC EDUCATION II
MUSIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS III
ORCHESTRAL STUDIES II
ORCHESTRATION I
TEACHING METHOD II
THEORY & HIST TEACHING METHOD
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE III
WORLDS OF MUSIC III
JAZZ ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL III
SECONDARY TEACHING METHOD II
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIIA
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIIB
AFRICAN MUSIC THEORY III
SINGERS' THEATRE III
LYRIC DICTION III
AFRICAN DANCE NOTATION III
AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE III
CHOREOGRAPHIC STUDIES III
CLASSICAL BALLET III
CONTEMPORARY DANCE III
CONTEMPORARY DANCE IIIA
WESTERN DANCE MUSICOLOGY III
WESTERN DANCE NOTATION III
DANCE TEACHING METHOD IV
AFRICAN DANCE HISTORY III
WESTERN DANCE HISTORY III
AFRICAN DANCE PRAC III (DIP)
CLASSICAL BALLET III (DIP)
CONTEMPORARY DANCE III (DIP)
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VOCAL STUDIES 4
JAZZ SINGING B4
JAZZ SINGING D4
COMPOSITION III
ENSEMBLE IV
HISTORY OF MUSIC IV
JAZZ ENSEMBLE IV
JAZZ MASTERCLASS (BMUS)
MASTERCLASS (BMUS)
MUSIC BIBLIOGRAPHY
MUSIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS IV
ORCHESTRAL STUDIES III
ORCHESTRATION II
WORLDS OF MUSIC IV
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12,040
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12,040
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12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
13,550
12,040
13,550
12,040
12,040
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13,550
12,040
13,550
12,040
6,910
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2,280
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6,030
6,030
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6,030
9,030
13,550
6,030
9,030

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IV
SINGERS' THEATRE IV
LYRIC DICTION IV
HISTORICALLY INFORMED PERFORM
JAZZ PEDAGOGY
AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE IV
CHOREOGRAPHIC STUDIES IV
CLASSICAL BALLET IV
CONTEMPORARY DANCE IV
CONTEMPORARY DANCE IVA
FINAL YEAR PROJECT
WESTERN DANCE NOTATION IV
MASTERS IN MUSIC
COMPOSITION COMPONENT
ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS A
ADVANCED JAZZ ARRANGEMENT
MAJOR RECITAL - HONOURS
MINOR RECITAL I - HONOURS
MINOR RECITAL II - HONOURS
MINOR RECITAL - JAZZ/AFRICAN
COMPOSITION PORTFOLIO-HONOURS
RESEARCH ESSAY
ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSIC METHODOLOGY
SEL TOPICS - ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS B
ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS C
MUSIC HISTORIOGRAPHY
INTERIM MAJOR RECITAL PGDIP
MINOR RECITAL II PGDIP
FINAL MAJOR RECITAL PGDIP
MINOR RECITAL I PG DIP
HONS IN DANCE STUDIES
HONS IN CHOREOGRAPHY
PHD IN MUSIC
DOCTOR OF MUSIC - THESIS
DOCTOR OF MUSIC COMPOSITION
DOCTOR OF MUSIC PERFORMANCE
INTERIM MAJOR RECITAL MMUS
MINOR RECITAL I MMUS
MINOR RECITAL II MMUS
FINAL MAJOR RECITAL MMUS
TOPICS IN HIST MUSICOLOGY A
TOPICS IN HIST MUSICOLOGY B
TOPICS IN HIST MUSCICOLOGY C
TOPICS IN MUSIC THEORY A
SELECTED TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY
SELECTED TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY
MINOR DISSERTATION MMUS
TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY A
TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY B
MASTERS IN MUSIC
PERFORMANCE COMPONENT
CHOREOGRAPHY COMPONENT
2,280
18,060
6,030
5,720
6,030
3,020
10,490
9,310
10,490
10,490
6,200
9,310
8,490
18,700
24,860
5,510
5,510
11,890
5,960
5,960
11,000
21,990
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
8,960
4,500
8,960
4,500
30,140
27,490
13,440
13,440
5,300
5,300
8,960
4,500
4,500
8,960
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
11,380
6,230
6,230
18,700
22,170
11,380

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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
SPECIAL STUDY MODULES
OBSTETRICS
OBS & GYNAE EXT CREDITS
MSCMED OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOL
GYNAECOLOGY
OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
OBS & GYNAE EXT CREDIT
PHD OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
MD OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
MMED OBSTETS & GYNAE PT 1
MPHIL REPRODUCTIVE MED PT 1
MPHIL REPRODUCTIVE MED PT 2
MPHIL GYNAECOL ONCOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL GYNAECOL ONCOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL MATERN & FETAL MED PT 1
MPHIL MATERN & FETAL MED PT 2
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (PART A)
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
INTERNATIONAL LAW (PART A)
INTERNATIONAL LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (ADP)
CRIME & DEVIANCE IN SA CITIES
INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES
INTERNATIONAL LAW
CRIMINAL LAW (PART A)
CRIMINAL LAW
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
EUROPEAN UNION LAW
REFUGEE & IMMIGRATION LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL LITIGATION
CURRENT ISSUES IN CONST LAW
INT'L HUMAN RIGHTS LAW & CONST
MOOT CAPUT
CRIME & CRIMINOLOGY
RFG: PUNISHMENT & CONSTITUTION
RFG: INT'L CRIMINAL LAW
RFG: PUBLIC LAW
RFG: WOMEN & THE LEGAL SYSTEM
RFG: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
EVIDENCE
ENVIRONM LAW FOR NON-LAWYERS
CLIMATE, LAW & GOVERNANCE
MASTERS IN PUBLIC LAW
MASTERS IN PUBLIC LAW DISS
MASTERS IN CONSTIT & ADMIN LAW
PG DIP LAW (HUM RTS) RES PAPER
PG DIP LAW (PUBLIC) RES PAPER
13,440
3,650
12,420
8,960
19,800
9,230
12,730
12,420
13,440
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
4,840
9,700
2,190
4,840
9,700
4,840
4,380
4,840
4,840
8,740
4,380
8,740
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
2,190
4,380
4,090
4,090
6,040
11,440
6,040
6,040
2,900
3,020

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PED2001S
PED4003F
PED4004S
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PED4018F
PED4019F
PED4020S
PED4021F
PED4022S
PED4023W
PED4025W
PED4026W
PED4027W
PED4028S
PED4029F
PED4029S
PRINCIP OF PUBLIC INTERN'L LAW

LAW ON DISPUTES, USE OF FORCE
INTERNAT'L ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
LEGAL WRITING
GOVERNING UNDER CONSTITUTION
MASTERS IN CONST'L LAW DISS
MASTERS IN HUM RIGHTS LAW DISS
MASTERS IN INT PUB LAW DISS
INTERNAT RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
INT PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
PG DIP LAW (ENVIRON) RES PAPER
LITIGATING THE BILL OF RIGHTS
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE
PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRON LAW
LAND USE PLANNING LAW
NATURAL RESOURCES LAW
POLLUTION LAW
SEXUAL OFFENCES AND THE LAW
SOCIAL JUSTICE, LAW & POVERTY
SOCIAL JUSTICE IN PRACTICE
INT PROT WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS
REFUGEE LAW & HUMAN RIGHTS
MASTERS IN ENV LAW DISS
PG DIP LAW (CONST) RES PAPER
PG DIP LAW ( INT'L) RES PAPER
MASTERS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
PUNISHMENT & HUMAN RIGHTS
MASTERS IN INT CRIM JUST DISS
THEORIES OF CRIME & SOC ORDER
POLICE AND POLICING
PHD IN PUBLIC LAW
LLD IN PUBLIC LAW (THESIS)
LLD IN PUB LAW (PBL WK)
PHD IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PHD IN CRIMINOLOGY
ORGANISATION & MANAGEMENT
BIOSTATISTICS
NEONATOLOGY
HEALTH & DEVELOPMENT
EPIDEMIOLOGY
INFO, EDUC & COMMUNICATION
FOUNDATIONS OF MAT & CHLD HLTH
PRIORITIES IN MATRNL&CHLD HLTH
PSYCHOSOCIAL CONTEXT OF MCH
NEONATOLOGY FOR EXT CREDIT
INTRO MAT & CHILD HEALTH
MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH
INFO, COMMUNIC & TRAIN
INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT
ORGANISATIONAL & ACADEMIC TRAINING
ORGANISATIONAL & ACADEMIC TRAINING
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
6,040
6,040
6,040
12,040
12,040
3,020
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
12,040
6,040
3,020
3,020
6,040
12,040
12,040
6,040
12,040
12,040
13,440
13,440
5,200
13,440
13,440
3,650
2,980
2,560
5,270
2,560
2,980
2,130
2,560
4,240
2,560
5,270
2,560
2,560
2,560
330
2,560
2,560

PED4030F
PED4030S
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PED5002F
PED5003W
PED5005S
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PED5007F
PED5008S
PED5009S
PED5010S
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PED5014W
PED6000W
PED6001W
PED6002W
PED7000W
PED7001W
PED7002W
PED7004W
PED7006W
PED7007W
PED7008W
PED7009W
PED7010W
PED7011W
PED7012W
PED7019W
PED7020W
PED7021W
PED7022W
PED7023W
PED7024W
PED7025W
PED7026W
PED7027W
PED7028W
PED7029W
PED7030W
PED7031W
PED7032W
PED7033W
PED7034W
PED7035W
PED7036W
PED7037W
PED7038W
PED7039W
PED7040W
PED7041W
PED7042W
PHI1010S
PHI1024F
ORG & MNGMNT OF MCH SERVICES

ORG & MNGMNT OF MCH SERVICES
PAEDIATRICS
INTRO TO CLINICAL RESEARCH
PAEDIATRICS EXTERNAL CREDIT
RES METH F HLTH PROFESSIONAL I
PROCESS OF CLINICAL TRIALS
PARTNERSHIPS W HUMAN SUBJECTS
GOOD CLINICAL PRACTICE
INTRO TO CLIN RESRCH MONITORNG
MONITORING CLINICAL TRIALS
MPHIL MCH DISSERTATION
RES METH F HLTH PROFS II
MPHIL MCH DISS (90 CREDITS)
PAEDIATRICS
PAEDIATRICS EXT CREDIT
MSC MED CLIN SCIENCE & IMMUNOL
MSCMED PAEDIATRICS
PHD PAEDIATRICS
MD PAEDIATRICS
MMED PAEDIATRICS PT 1
MPHIL MATERN & CHILD HLTH PT 2
MPHIL PAED NEPHROLOGY PT 1
MPHIL NEONATOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL PAED ONCOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL PAED CARDIOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL PAED NEPHROLOGY PT 2
MPHIL NEONATOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL PAED ONCOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL PAED CARDIOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL PAED ENDOCRIN PT 1
MPHIL PAED ENDOCRIN PT 2
MPHIL PAED NEUROLOGY PT 1
MPHIL PAED NEUROLOGY PT 2
MPHIL PAED CRITICAL CARE PT 1
MPHIL PAED CRITICAL CARE PT 2
MPHIL DEVELPMNTL PAEDS PT 1
MPHIL DEVELOPMNTL PAEDS PT 2
MPHIL MATNL&CHILD HLTH BY DISS
PHD MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH
MPHIL PAED INFEC DISEAS PT 1
MPHIL PAED INFEC DISEAS PT 2
MPHIL PAED PULMONOLOGY PT1
MPHIL PAED PULMONOLOGY PT 2
PHD IN HEALTH COMMUNICATION
PHD CLIN SCIENCE & IMMUNOLOGY
MPHIL PAED GASTRO PT 1
MPHIL PAED GASTRO PT 2
MPHIL PAED RHEUM PT 1
MPHIL PAED RHEUM PT 2
ETHICS
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
2,980
2,980
6,420
1,710
11,300
2,130
1,710
1,710
2,130
1,710
1,710
12,710
2,130
17,330
12,870
11,190
19,800
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
19,040
3,860
8,580
8,580
8,580
3,860
3,860
3,860
3,860
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
18,700
13,440
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
13,440
13,440
8,580
3,860
8,580
3,860
4,650
4,650

PHI1025F
PHI2012F
PHI2016S
PHI2037F
PHI2040S
PHI2041S
PHI2042F
PHI2043F
PHI2043S
PHI3023F
PHI3024S
PHI4000W
PHI4004H
PHI4012S
PHI4015F
PHI4016S
PHI4018S
PHI4019W
PHI4022F
PHI5000W
PHI5001W
PHI6000W
PHY1004W
PHY1012F
PHY1012S
PHY1013F
PHY1013S
PHY1014F
PHY1014S
PHY1015S
PHY1023H
PHY1025F
PHY1031F
PHY1032F
PHY1032S
PHY2010S
PHY2014F
PHY2015S
PHY3021F
PHY3022S
PHY4000W
PHY4001W
PHY4002W
PHY5000W
PHY5001W
PHY5003W
PHY5006W
PHY6000W
PHY6001W
POL1004F
POL1004P
POL1005S
POL1006P
POL1006S
CRITICAL THINKING
PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCH & MIND
PHILOSOPHY OF ART & LITERATURE
APPLIED ETHICS
PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
GREAT PHILOSOPHERS
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
BUSINESS ETHICS
BUSINESS ETHICS
LOGIC AND LANGUAGE
METAPHYSICS & EPISTEMOLOGY
HONOURS IN PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHICAL TEXTS
PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCHOLOGY
CONTEMP PHILOSOPHY OF THOUGHT
TRUTH
PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
MORAL PHILOSOPHY
MASTERS IN PHILOSOPHY
MASTERS COURSEWORK
PHD IN PHILOSOPHY
MATTER AND INTERACTIONS
PHYSICS A FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS A FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS B FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS B FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS A FOR ASPECT
PHYSICS A FOR ASPECT
PHYSICS B FOR ASPECT
PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS A
PHYSICS 1025
GENERAL PHYSICS A
GENERAL PHYSICS B
GENERAL PHYSICS B
ELECTROMAGNETISM FOR ENGINEERS
WAVES, VIBRATIONS & ELECTROMAG
CLASSICAL & QUANTUM MECHANICS
ADVANCED PHYSICS A
ADVANCED PHYSICS B
HONOURS IN PHYSICS
HONOURS IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS
HONOURS IN MATH & THEORET PHY
MASTERS IN PHYSICS
MASTERS IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS
MASTERS IN TERTIARY PHYSICS ED
PHD IN PHYSICS
PHD IN TERTIARY PHYSICS EDUC
INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS
INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN
INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN
4,650
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
5,000
5,000
6,200
6,200
27,520
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
18,700
24,860
13,440
10,160
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
6,740
6,740
6,740
10,160
10,160
36,880
36,880
36,880
18,700
18,700
18,700
18,700
13,440
13,440
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650

POL1007F
POL1008S
POL2002S
POL2022F
POL2038F
POL2038L
POL2039S
POL2040S
POL2041F
POL2042S
POL3013S
POL3029S
POL3030F
POL3037F
POL3038S
POL3039F
POL3043F
POL3044S
POL4001F
POL4002F
POL4005H
POL4006F
POL4007H
POL4008S
POL4012F
POL4012S
POL4013S
POL4018S
POL4032F
POL4044F
POL4044S
POL4046S
POL5000W
POL5003W
POL5005H
POL5006F
POL5006S
POL5007S
POL5010W
POL5022F
POL5023S
POL5026F
POL5026S
POL5027S
POL5029F
POL5032F
POL5034F
POL5035F
POL5036S
POL5037S
POL5038Z
POL5039Z
POL6000W
POL6001W
FOUNDATION TO POLITICS 1
FOUNDATION TO POLITICS 2
POLITICAL THEORY
STATE, MANAGEMENT & ADMIN
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
POL OF INT ECONOMIC RELATIONS
PUBLIC ADMIN & DEVELOPMENT
INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
COMPARATIVE PUBLIC INSTITUTION
SA POL THOUGHT & TRADITIONS
THIRD WORLD POLITICS
CONFLICT IN WORLD POLITICS
POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
URBAN POLITICS AND ADMIN
ADVANCED S.AFRICAN POLITICS
DEMOCRATIC THEORY & PRACTICE
FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS
SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICS
THEORIES OF INTERNAT RELATIONS
INTERNSHIP COMPONENT I
PUBLIC POLICY
REGIONALISM IN AFRICA
COMPARATIVE PUBLIC ADMIN
DEMOCRATISATION
COMPARATIVE TRANSITNL JUSTICE
GLOBAL POLITICAL THOUGHT
GLOBAL POLITICAL THOUGHT
THIRD WORLD POLITICS
MASTERS IN POLITICAL STUDIES
MASTERS IN PUBLIC ADMIN
INTERNSHIP COMPONENT 2
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
POLICY EVALUATION & IMPLEMENTN
MINOR DISSERTATION
COMPAR. POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR & RESEARCH
SPECIAL TOPICS I
SPECIAL TOPICS I
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE THOUGHT
POLITICAL ETHICS
INTERNATIONAL POL ECONOMY
CONFLICT IN AFRICA
DATA ANALYSIS IN POL SCIENCES
SPECIAL TOPICS II
POST-CONFLICT JUSTICE - AFRICA
SPECIAL TOPICS III
SPECIAL TOPICS IV
PHD IN POLITICAL STUDIES
PHD IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
4,650
4,650
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
18,700
18,700
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
11,380
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
3,140
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
13,440
13,440

PPH1001F
PPH1002S
PPH2000W
PPH2002S
PPH3000H
PPH4004F
PPH4005S
PPH4006S
PPH4007S
PPH4011S
PPH4013W
PPH4018F
PPH4019S
PPH4020F
PPH4021S
PPH4022F
PPH4023F
PPH4024S
PPH4025S
PPH4028F
PPH4029H
PPH4030S
PPH4031S
PPH4032H
PPH4033F
PPH4033S
PPH4034F
PPH4034S
PPH4035F
PPH4035S
PPH4038F
PPH4038S
PPH4040F
PPH4040S
PPH4041F
PPH4041S
PPH4042F
PPH4042S
PPH4043W
PPH4044W
PPH4045W
PPH4046W
PPH4047W
PPH4051F
PPH4051S
PPH4052F
PPH4052S
PPH4053F
PPH4053S
PPH4054S
PPH4055S
PPH5000H
PPH6000W
PPH6004W
BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL
BECOMING A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
BECOMING A DOCTOR PT 1A
BECOMING A DOCTOR PT 2A
PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY MEDICINE
EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE
CLINICAL MEDICINE (A)
ETHICS
CLINICAL MEDICINE (B)
PUBLIC HEALTH
HEALTH ECONOMICS 1
ECONOMIC EVALUATION
MICROECONOMICS FOR HEALTH SECT
PRIOR SETT, RES ALLOC & EQUITY
HEALTH ECONOMICS 2
ECONOMICS OF HEALTH SYSTEMS
HEALTH ECONOMICS 3
CURR DEV IN HLTH ECONOMICS
CHILD & FAMILY HEALTH
PREV & PROM OF CHRONIC ILLNESS
CLINICAL PALLIATIVE CARE
PAEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE
PALLIATIVE CARE PRINCIPLES
PESTICIDE RISK MANAGEMENT
PESTICIDE RISK MANAGEMENT
HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT
HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISK
MANAGEMT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISK
PESTICIDE STORAGE & TRANSPORT
PESTICIDE STORAGE & TRANSPORT
CONTAIN&CONTAM SITE MNGM
CONTAIN&CONTAM SITE MNGM
CHEMICAL CONVENTIONS
CHEMICAL CONVENTIONS
PUBLIC HEALTH & PESTICIDES
PUBLIC HEALTH & PESTICIDES
HEALTH PROMOTION
TEACH & LEARN THEORIES IN HPE
LEARNING & TEACHING PRACTICE
ASSESSMENT IN HPE
CURRIC DEVEL & CRSE DESIGN
ALTERN & RISK REDUCTION STRATE
ALTERN & RISK REDUCTION STRATE
QUALITY ASSURANCE IN PR MANMNT
QUALITY ASSURANCE IN PR MANMNT
OBSOLETE PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
OBSOLETE PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE ELECTIVE
FAMILY MEDICINE 6TH YEAR
MPHIL PUBLIC HEALTH BY DISS
6,100
6,190
13,570
3,650
15,470
3,940
3,210
5,170
2,970
4,410
5,500
3,780
3,780
3,780
3,780
3,780
3,780
3,780
3,780
5,170
5,170
15,860
15,860
15,860
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,500
7,540
7,540
7,540
7,540
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
5,030
330
330
1,800
6,420
18,700

PPH6029S
PPH7001W
PPH7008W
PPH7015W
PPH7016F
PPH7018F
PPH7021F
PPH7022S
PPH7029F
PPH7033W
PPH7034W
PPH7035W
PPH7036S
PPH7037S
PPH7039F
PPH7041S
PPH7043F
PPH7044S
PPH7045S
PPH7048W
PPH7049S
PPH7050F
PPH7050S
PPH7051W
PPH7053S
PPH7054F
PPH7055W
PPH7056W
PPH7057W
PPH7058W
PPH7059W
PPH7060W
PPH7061W
PPH7062S
PPH7063S
PPH7064F
PPH7065S
PPH7066S
PPH7070S
PPH7071F
PPH7072W
PPH7073W
PPH7074W
PPH7075S
PPH7077S
PPH7078W
PPH7079W
PPH7080H
PPH7081S
PPH7082S
PPH7083W
PPH7084F
PPH7086S
PPH7087W
COMMUNITY-ORIENTED PRIM CARE

MASTER FAMMED & PRIMCARE PT 2
PG DIP OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
MASTER PUBLIC HEALTH PT 2
PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIETY
INTRODUCTION TO EPIDEMIOLOGY
BIOSTATISTICS I
EVIDENCE-BASED HEALTH CARE
ADVANCED EPIDEMIOLOGY
MMED PUBLIC HEALTH PT 1
FOUNDATIONS OF HLTH ECONOMICS
COMM & NONCOMM DISEASE EPI
THEORY&APPL ECONEVAL IN HLTH
HEALTH POLICY AND PLANNING
PLANNING HEALTH SECTOR REFORM
IMPLEMENTING NEW SYSTEMS
MONITORING & EVAL OF PHS
MPHIL PALLIATIVE MEDICINE PT 2
MACROECON & HLTHCARE FINANCNG
MICROECONOMICS FOR HLTH SECTOR
MICROECONOMICS FOR HLTH SECTOR
PHD FAMILY MEDICINE
PUBLIC HEALTH & HUMAN RIGHTS
GENDER & HEALTH
PHD PUBLIC HEALTH
MMED OCCUP MEDICINE PT 1
MPHIL OCCUP HEALTH PT 1
MPHIL OCCUP HEALTH PT 2
MSCMED PUBLIC HEALTH
PRIVATE & SOCIAL HEALTH INSUR
EPIDEMIOL OF INFECT DISEASES
QUANTIT METHODS FOR HEALTHECON
EPIDEMIOL OF NON-COMM DISEASES
FOUND OF HEALTH SERV MANAGEM
QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
MMED FAMILY MEDICINE PT 1
CLINICAL RESEARCH METHODS
ECONOMICS OF HEALTH SYSTEMS
MANAGING HLTH POLICY IMPLEMENT
MANAGING HLTH SYSTEM DEVELOPM
RESEARCH METHODS
ADVANCED PALLIATIVE CARE
INTRO HLTH MAN & PROG EVAL
SEMINARS IN CLINICAL RESEARCH
INTRO TO HLTH SYST RES & EVAL
CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
MPH HEALTH ECONOMICS DISS
1,430
12,710
20,160
12,710
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
8,910
8,910
4,290
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
12,710
2,350
2,790
2,790
13,440
2,790
2,790
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
19,040
19,040
19,800
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
8,910
8,910
4,290
2,790
2,790
7,360
7,360
12,710
12,710
2,790
2,790
2,790
2,790
19,040

PPH7089F
PPH7089S
PPH7090F
PRY2001F
PRY2002W
PRY4000W
PRY4003W
PRY4004W
PRY4005W
PRY4006W
PRY4007S
PRY4008W
PRY4009F
PRY4010S
PRY4011F
PRY4012S
PRY4013F
PRY4015S
PRY4016S
PRY4018F
PRY4018S
PRY4019F
PRY4019S
PRY4020F
PRY4020S
PRY4021F
PRY4021S
PRY4022F
PRY4022S
PRY4023S
PRY6000W
PRY6001W
PRY6002F
PRY7001W
PRY7002W
PRY7006W
PRY7007W
PRY7008W
PRY7009W
PRY7010W
PRY7011W
PRY7012W
PRY7013W
PRY7014W
PRY7016W
PRY7017W
PRY7018W
PRY7019W
PRY7020W
PRY7021W
PRY7022W
PRY7023W
PRY7024W
PSY1004F
PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICUM

PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICUM
SEMINARS IN EPIDEMILOGY
PSYCH FOR OCCUATIONAL THERAPY
CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY
MENTAL HEALTH IN CONTEXT
RES METH FOR PUBL MENTAL HLTH
MENTAL HLTH POL & LEADERSHIP
MENTAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS
WORKING W/T ADDICTED FAMILY
EVIDENCE-BASED TREATM APPROACH
SCREEN&ASSESM ADDICT DISORDERS
CASE MANAGEMNT&SERVICE MONITOR
MANAGING COOCCUR MENT DISORDER
ETHICS & PROF DEVELOPMENT
UNDERSTANDING ADDICT DISORDERS
MAN CHILD&ADOL W ADDICT DISORD
WRKING W FAM & SOCIAL NETWORKS
INTRO PSYCHDNY CONCPTS PSYCHTH
INTRO PSYCHDNY CONCPTS PSYCHTH
BASIC THERAPEUTIC COMPETENCIES
BASIC THERAPEUTIC COMPETENCIES
LEARN COGN BEHAVIOURAL PSYCHTP
LEARN COGN BEHAVIOURAL PSYCHTP
ETHICAL PRACTICE PSYCHOTHERAPY
ETHICAL PRACTICE PSYCHOTHERAPY
EVDNC BSD PRAC PSYCH DISORDERS
EVDNC BSD PRAC PSYCH DISORDERS
PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL HEALTH
MPHIL IN PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH
ADVANCED MENTAL HEALTH RESRCH
PHD PSYCHIATRY
MD PSYCHIATRY
MPHIL CHILD& ADOLES PSYCH PT 1
MMED PSYCHIATRY PT 1
MPHIL CHILD&ADOLESPSYCH MINDIS
MSCMED PSYCHIATRY
MPHIL PSYCHIATRY BY DISS
MPHIL FORENS MENTAL HLTH PT 1
MPHIL FORENS MENTAL HLTH PT 2
MPHIL ADDICT MENTAL HLTH PT 1
MPHIL ADDICT MENTAL HLTH PT 2
MPHIL NEUROPSYCHIATRY PT 1
MPHIL NEUROPSYCHIATRY PT 2
MPHIL LIAISON MENTAL HLTH PT 1
MPHIL LIAISON MENTAL HLTH PT 2
MSCMED NEUROSCIENCE
MPHIL INTELLECTUAL DISABIL PT1
MPHIL INTELLECTUAL DISABIL PT2
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY PART 1
2,790
2,790
2,790
3,160
4,910
5,020
7,540
7,540
7,540
7,540
3,830
3,830
3,830
3,830
3,830
3,830
3,830
3,830
3,830
6,280
6,280
7,540
7,540
6,280
6,280
3,780
3,780
6,280
6,280
330
6,420
18,700
2,070
13,440
13,440
8,580
8,910
8,910
4,290
3,860
19,800
18,700
25,400
12,710
8,580
3,860
8,580
2,560
8,580
3,860
19,800
19,040
19,040
4,680

PSY1005S
PSY1006F
PSY1007S
PSY2003S
PSY2006F
PSY2009F
PSY2010S
PSY2011F
PSY3007S
PSY3008F
PSY3009F
PSY3010S
PSY3011S
PSY4000W
PSY5002W
PSY5003W
PSY5011W
PSY5015W
PSY5016F
PSY5019W
PSY5022F
PSY5023W
PSY5024S
PSY5025W
PSY5026W
PSY5027W
PSY6000W
RAY2001W
RAY2004S
RAY4000W
RAY4005W
RAY4006W
RAY5000W
RAY5001W
RAY6000W
RAY7000W
RAY7001W
RAY7002W
RAY7009W
RAY7010W
RAY7011W
RAY7012W
RAY7013W
RAY7014W
RAY7015W
RAY7016W
RAY7017W
RAY7018W
RAY7019W
RAY7020W
RAY7021W
RDL1003F
RDL1003S
RDL1003W
INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY PART 2

FOUNDATION PSYCHOLOGY PART 1
FOUNDATION PSYCHOLOGY PART 2
SOCIAL PSYCH & INTERGROUP REL
RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY I
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
COGNITION AND NEUROSCIENCE
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY I
RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY II
HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
APPLIED COGNITIVE SCIENCE
INTRO TO CLINICAL NEUROPSYCH
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY II
HONOURS IN PSYCHOLOGY
MASTERS IN CLIN PSYCH C/WORK
MASTERS IN CLIN PSYCH DISS
MASTERS IN PSYCHOLOGY
MINOR DISSERTATION
PROGRAMME EVALUATION
MINOR DISSERTATION
INTRO TO NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
NEUROPSYCHOLOGY DISORDERS
NEUROPATHOLOGIES
CLINICAL PRACTICALS
RESEARCH DESIGN
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH C/WORK
PHD IN PSYCHOLOGY
RADIOBIOLOGY
BSCMEDHONS IN RADIOBIOLOGY
BSCMEDHONS MEDICAL PHYSICS
PG DIP PAEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY
MSCMED RADIOTHERAPY
MSCMED MEDICAL PHYSICS
PHD MEDICAL PHYSICS
MSCMED RADIOBIOLOGY
PHD RADIOTHERAPY
MD RADIOTHERAPY
MMED RADIATION ONCOLOGY PT 1
MMED NUCLEAR MEDICINE PT 1
PHD NUCLEAR MEDICINE
MD NUCLEAR MEDICINE
MMED DIAGN RADIOLOGY PT 1
MD RADIOLOGY
PHD RADIOLOGY
FOUNDATIONS OF SA LAW (PART A)
FOUNDATIONS OF SA LAW (PART B)
FOUNDATIONS OF SA LAW
4,680
4,680
4,680
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
27,520
29,770
11,380
18,700
11,380
6,200
26,930
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
13,440
11,590
3,650
37,260
37,260
29,380
19,800
19,800
13,440
19,800
13,440
13,440
8,910
8,910
4,290
8,910
8,910
4,290
13,440
13,440
8,910
13,440
13,440
8,910
4,290
4,840
4,840
9,700

RDL1004H
RDL1006W
RDL1007H
RDL1008H
RDL1009H
RDL2002H
RDL2003H
RDL3001H
RDL3002H
RDL3003H
RDL3005W
RDL3006H
RDL3008H
RDL4005H
RDL4006H
RDL4101Z
RDL4102S
RDL4103H
RDL4106H
RDL4107S
RDL4201F
RDL4202H
RDL4203H
RDL4205H
RDL4301H
RDL4401H
RDL5606W
RDL5620S
RDL5624F
RDL6700W
RDL6701W
RDL6702W
REL1002F
REL1006S
REL1012F
REL1012S
REL2040F
REL2044F
REL2047F
REL2048S
REL2049S
REL2052S
REL3035S
REL3037F
REL3039F
REL3041S
REL4010F
REL4011H
REL4039F
REL4043S
REL4046S
REL4048S
REL4049F
REL4051F
COMPARATIVE LEGAL HISTORY

FOUNDATIONS OF SA LAW (ADP)
COMPARATIVE LEGAL HIST (ADP)
LAW OF PERSONS & FAMILY
LAW OF PERSONS & FAMILY (ADP)
LAW OF PROPERTY
LAW OF SUCCESSION
LAW OF SUCCESSION
AFRICAN CUSTOMARY LAW
LAW OF DELICT
LAW OF CONTRACT
JURISPRUDENCE
CIVIL PROCEDURE
AFRICAN CUSTOMARY LAW
JURISPRUDENCE
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN LAW
DIGNITY, EQUALITY & FREEDOM
SELECTED STUDIES IN ROMAN LAW
MOOT CAPUT
SA DELICT IN PERSPECTIVE
CONFLICT OF LAWS
UNJ ENRICHMENT & CESSION
LEGAL PRACTICE
PRIVATE LAW & HUMAN RIGHTS
RFG: PRIVATE LAW
MASTERS IN PRIVATE LAW
ADVANCED CONTRACT LAW
HUMAN RIGHTS AND PRIVATE LAW
PHD IN PRIVATE LAW
LLD IN PRIVATE LAW (THESIS)
LLD IN PRIVATE LAW (PBL WK)
RELIGIONS PAST AND PRESENT
JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY AND ISLA
THINKING IN THE SOC SCIENCES
THINKING IN THE SOC SCIENCES
RELIGION AND SOCIETY
AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGION
RELIGION, SEXUALITY AND GENDER
PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION
RELIGION, SPIRITUALITY & ECOL
INTERP & NARRATIVE:SACRED TEXT
RELIGION, ETHICS AND HUMAN RIG
RELIGION, CONFLICT AND VIOLENC
THE DEATH OF GOD" & MODERNITY"
RELIGION IN AFRICA
CRITICAL TERMS IN RELIGIOUS ST
RESEARCH PROJECT / ESSAY
READING RELIGIOUS TEXTS
SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAM
BUDDHISM
CRITICAL THEORY
ISLAMIC STUDIES: INTRO- PG
AFRICAN RELIGION & PHILOSOPHY
4,840
9,700
4,840
4,840
4,840
4,840
4,380
4,380
4,380
4,380
8,740
4,380
4,380
4,380
4,380
2,190
2,130
2,190
2,190
2,190
4,380
4,380
4,380
4,380
2,190
2,190
11,440
12,040
12,040
13,440
13,440
5,200
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510

REL5000W
REL5003W
REL5088S
REL5091S
REL5106F
REL5108F
REL5109S
REL6000W
SEA2004F
SEA2005S
SEA3004F
SEA4001W
SEA5000W
SEA5001W
SEA5002H
SEA5003W
SEA5006F
SEA5009H
SEA5010W
SEA6000W
SLL1002F
SLL1002L
SLL1002P
SLL1002S
SLL1016S
SLL1018S
SLL1020F
SLL1021S
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SLL1042F
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SLL1046F
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SLL1051S
SLL1052F
SLL1053S
SLL1055S
SLL1057F
SLL1058F
SLL1059S
SLL1060F
SLL1061S
SLL1062F
SLL1063S
SLL1064F
SLL1065S
SLL1073F
SLL1074S
SLL1075F
SLL1076S
MASTERS IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

MINOR DISSERTATION
STUDIES IN PAUL
EXPLORATIONS IN ISLAM
DISCIPLINES IN ISLAM
LEVINAS, DERRIDA & THE OTHER
AFRICAN RELIGIOUS HERITAGE
PHD IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
PRINCIPLES OF OCEANOGRAPHY
MARINE SYSTEMS
OCEAN & ATMOSPHERE DYNAMICS
HONOURS IN OCEAN & ATMOS SCI
MASTERS IN OCEAN & ATMOS SCI
MASTERS IN PHYS OCEANOGRAPHY
MASTERS APPL MARINE SCI (C/WK)
MASTERS APPL MARINE SCI (DISS)
EARTH SCIENCE & GLOBAL CHANGE
MASTERS OCEAN & CLIMATE (C/WK)
MASTERS OCEAN & CLIMATE (DISS)
PHD IN PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
WORD POWER
WORD POWER
WORD POWER
WORD POWER
SOTHO ADDITIONAL A
XHOSA ADDITIONAL A
SOTHO INTENSIVE A
SOTHO INTENSIVE B
XHOSA FOR HRS
AFRIKAANS INTENSIVE A
AFRIKAANS INTENSIVE A
AFRIKAANS INTENSIVE B
BEGINNERS' AFRIKAANS FOR MBCHB
AFRIK MEDIA: THEORY, HIST, PRA
AFRIK MEDIA: THEORY, HIST, PRA
AFRIKAANS FOR HRS
LATIN I A
LATIN I B
GREEK I A
GREEK I B
INTRO TO CLASSICAL LIT & THOUG
ANCIENT EGYPT
INITIAL ARABIC A
INITIAL ARABIC B
INITIAL FRENCH A
INITIAL FRENCH B
GERMAN STUDIES IA
GERMAN STUDIES IB
ITALIAN INTENSIVE A
ITALIAN INTENSIVE B
INITIAL SPANISH A
INITIAL SPANISH B
INITIAL PORTUGUESE A
INITIAL PORTUGUESE B
18,700
11,380
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
13,440
6,740
6,740
10,160
36,880
18,700
18,700
18,300
18,700
4,580
18,300
18,700
13,440
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
1,140
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650

SLL1082F
SLL1083S
SLL1091H
SLL1092H
SLL1093H
SLL1094H
SLL1095H
SLL1096H
SLL1097S
SLL1101F
SLL1102S
SLL1121F
SLL1122S
SLL1131F
SLL1132S
SLL1134H
SLL1135H
SLL2002H
SLL2040F
SLL2041S
SLL2050F
SLL2051S
SLL2052F
SLL2053S
SLL2056S
SLL2058F
SLL2059F
SLL2060F
SLL2061S
SLL2062F
SLL2063S
SLL2064F
SLL2065S
SLL2073F
SLL2074S
SLL2075F
SLL2076S
SLL2080F
SLL2081S
SLL2082F
SLL2083S
SLL2101F
SLL2102S
SLL2121F
SLL2122S
SLL2131F
SLL2132S
SLL2133F
SLL3001F
SLL3002H
SLL3003W
SLL3040F
SLL3041S
SLL3050F
HEBREW INTENSIVE A
HEBREW INTENSIVE B
FRENCH FOR MUSICIANS A
GERMAN FOR MUSICIANS A
ITALIAN FOR MUSICIANS A
FRENCH FOR MUSICIANS B
GERMAN FOR MUSICIANS B
ITALIAN FOR MUSICIANS B
INTRODUCING ANCIENT HISTORY
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 1A
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 1B
MANDARIN 1A
MANDARIN 1B
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IA
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IB
ISIXHOSA FOR LAW
AFRIKAANS COMMUNIC FOR LAW
BECOMING A DOCTOR: PART IB
AFRIKAANS IIA
AFRIKAANS IIB
LATIN II A
LATIN II B
GREEK II A
GREEK II B
ROMAN SOCIETY AND LAW
ANCIENT MYTHOLOGY
ROME: LITERATURE & EMPIRE
FRENCH LANG&LITERATURE IIA
FRENCH LANG&LITERATURE IIB
GERMAN STUDIES IIA
GERMAN STUDIES IIB
ITALIAN II A
ITALIAN II B
SPANISH IIA
SPANISH IIB
PORTUGUESE IIA
PORTUGUESE IIB
ARABIC IIA
ARABIC IIB
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIA
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIB
MANDARIN IIA
MANDARIN IIB
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IIA
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IIB
ITALIAN CINEMA
SEX, FROM SAPPHO TO CYBER
BECOMING A DOCTOR: PART 2B
CLINICAL LANGUAGE
AFRIKAANS IIIA
AFRIKAANS IIIB
LATIN III A
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
2,340
2,340
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
730
6,200
6,200
6,200

SLL3051S
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SLL3053S
SLL3056S
SLL3059F
SLL3060F
SLL3061S
SLL3064F
SLL3065S
SLL3066H
SLL3067H
SLL3070W
SLL3073F
SLL3074S
SLL3080F
SLL3081S
SLL3082F
SLL3083S
SLL3101F
SLL3102S
SLL3110F
SLL3112S
SLL4000H
SLL4010F
SLL4010S
SLL4011F
SLL4011S
SLL4013F
SLL4015F
SLL4043S
SLL4060F
SLL4061S
SLL4063F
SLL4064F
SLL4065F
SLL4066S
SLL4067S
SLL4072S
SLL4074W
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SLL4082F
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SLL4101F
SLL4102S
SLL4103S
SLL4200F
SLL4201F
SLL4202S
SLL4203S
SLL5000W
SLL5001W
LATIN III B
GREEK III A
GREEK III B
ROMAN SOCIETY AND LAW
ROME: LITERATURE & EMPIRE
FRENCH LANG&LITERATURE IIIA
FRENCH LANG & LITERATURE IIIB
ITALIAN III A
ITALIAN III B
BUSINESS FRENCH IIIA
BUS. FRENCH IIIB
FRENCH ADDITIONAL
SPANISH IIIA
SPANISH IIIB
ARABIC IIIA
ARABIC IIIB
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIIA
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIIB
RESEARCH AREAS
YEBO GOGO!
NGUNI/SOTHO MORPHOLOGY SYNTAX
NGUNI/SOTHO MORPHOLOGY SYNTAX
TRAD AFRICAN LIT & ORATURE I
TRAD AFRICAN LIT & ORATURE I
AFRICAN NOVELS
2ND L LEARNING/TEACHING
TRENDS CONTEMP WORLD FICTION
CONTEMP FRENCH LITERATURE I
CONTEMP FRENCH LITERATURE II
THEORY/PRAC OF TRANSLATION I
TOPICS IN GERMAN LITERATURE I
TOPICS IN GERMAN LITERATURE II
TOPICS IN GERMAN LIT III
TOPICS IN GERMAN LITERATURE IV
THEORY/PRAC OF TRANSLATION II
DIDACTICS
CLASSICAL STUDIES TOPICS I
CLASSICAL STUDIES TOPICS II
CLASSICAL STUDIES TOPICS III
CLASSICAL STUDIES IV
TOPICS IN ROMANCE LITERATURE
TOPICS IN ARABIC LANG/LIT 1
TOPICS IN ROMANCE PHILOLOGY
TOPICS IN SPANISH 1
TOPICS IN SPANISH 2
TOPICS IN SPANISH 3
MINOR DISSERTATION
CREATIVE WRITING PART A
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
12,360
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
11,380
13,470

SLL5002S
SLL5004W
SLL5006F
SLL5010W
SLL5020W
SLL5040W
SLL5051W
SLL5061W
SLL5063W
SLL5064F
SLL5065S
SLL5066S
SLL5072W
SLL6010W
SLL6040W
SLL6050W
SLL6060W
SLL6061W
SLL6070W
SLL6100W
SOC1001F
SOC1005S
SOC1006F
SOC1007S
SOC2004S
SOC2015S
SOC2019S
SOC2030F
SOC2032F
SOC2033F
SOC2033S
SOC3007F
SOC3027F
SOC3029S
SOC3031S
SOC4000H
SOC4003H
SOC4009S
SOC4010H
SOC4013F
SOC4014S
SOC4022S
SOC4027S
SOC4028F
SOC4036U
SOC5000W
SOC5002W
SOC5003F
SOC5007F
SOC5008S
SOC5010F
SOC5011S
SOC5012S
SOC5024S
CREATIVE WRITING FICTION

CREATIVE WRITING PART B
NABOKOV & THE NOVEL
MASTERS IN AFRICAN LANGUAGES
MASTERS IN CLASSICAL STUDIES
MASTERS IN AFRIK/NETH STUDIES
MA IN ARABIC LANG/LITERATURE
MASTERS IN FRENCH
FRENCH FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
THE FRENCH SPEAKING WOR(L)D
TRAINING, CONCEPTION, MANAGEMENT
LANGUAGE, TEACHING, TECHNOLOGIES
MASTERS IN ITALIAN
PHD IN AFRICAN LANGUAGES
PHD IN AFRIK/NETH STUDIES
PHD IN CLASSICS
PHD IN FRENCH
PHD IN GERMAN
PHD IN ITALIAN
PHD IN ARABIC LANGUAGE/LIT
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY
FOUNDATION SOCIOLOGY PART 1
FOUNDATION SOCIOLOGY PART 2
RACE,CLASS & GENDER
COMP INDUSTRIAL & LABOUR STUDY
SOCIAL THEORY
POVERTY,DEVMNT & GLOBALISATN
CULTURE AND SOCIAL LIFE
DIVERSITY LITERACY
DIVERSITY LITERACY
SOCIAL RESEARCH
SOCIAL RESEARCH (INDUST SOC)
INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY & CHANGE
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND INEQUALITY
RESEARCH ESSAY / PROJECT
LABOUR REGULATION IN SA
RACE & SOCIAL IDENTITY
DEVELOPMENT THEORIES
HONS SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS
GLOBALISATION/LABOUR RELATIONS
PUBLIC HEALTH & SOCIETY
DEVELOPMENT SOCIOLOGY IN PRAC
SOCIAL THEORY
INTRO TO QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
MASTERS IN SOCIOLOGY
MASTERS IN IND SOCIOLOGY
DIVERSITY AND SOCIETY
ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL CHANGE
CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL THEORY
ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT THEORIES
SOCIETY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DEVIANCE/CULTURE/SOC ACTION
DEVELOPMENT THEORY & PRACTICE
6,230
13,470
6,230
18,700
18,700
18,700
18,700
18,700
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
18,700
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
13,440
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
2,760
18,700
18,700
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230

SOC5026S
SOC5030F
SOC5031F
SOC5032W
SOC5033S
SOC5034S
SOC5036U
SOC6000W
SOC6003W
STA1000F
STA1000S
STA1001F
STA1001P
STA1001S
STA1006S
STA1007S
STA1100S
STA2004F
STA2005S
STA2007F
STA2020F
STA2020S
STA2030S
STA3022F
STA3030F
STA3036S
STA3041F
STA3043S
STA3045F
STA4006W
STA4007W
STA4010W
STA4011W
STA4016H
STA4019H
STA5000W
STA5001W
STA5003W
STA5005H
STA5055S
STA5056F
STA5084F
STA5086S
STA5088H
STA5089F
STA5090S
STA6001W
SWK1004S
SWK1013S
SWK2001F
SWK2013S
SWK2060F
SWK2065S
SWK2070F
SOC MOVEMENTS/SOCIETY/WORKERS
IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW/ANALYSIS
QUANT ANALYSIS HOUSEHOLD DATA
MINOR DISSERTATION
SOCIOLOGY - ART & POP CULTURE
GPNS DEVELOPMENT & DECENT WORK
QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN
PHD IN SOCIOLOGY
PHD IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY
STATISTICS 1000
STATISTICS 1000
STATISTICS 1001
STATISTICS 1001
STATISTICS 1001
STATISTICS FOR MATHEMATICS
BIONUMERACY
STATISTICS 1000 FOR CADP
STATISTICAL THEORY & INFERENCE
LINEAR MODELS
APPLIED STATISTICAL MODELLING
BUSINESS STATISTICS
BUSINESS STATISTICS
THEORY OF STATISTICS
RESEARCH AND SURVEY STATS III
INFERENTIAL STATISTICS
OPERATIONAL RES TECHNIQUES
MARKOV PROCESSES & TIME SERIES
DECISION THEORY & GLMS
ADVANCED STOCHASTIC PROCESSES
HONOURS IN STATISTICS
HONOURS IN STATISTICAL SCIENCE
HONOURS TOPICS IN OP RES & STA
SPECIAL TOPICS IN STATISTICS
SPECIAL TOPICS IN STATISTICS
STATISTICAL SCI FOR ACTUARIES
MASTERS IN MATH STATISTICS
MASTERS IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH
MASTERS IN STATISTIC SCI(C/W)
SPECIAL TOPICS IN STATISTICS B
BIOSTATISTICS II
BIOSTATISTICS III
PROBABILITY & STOCHASTIC PROC
PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
FIN MATHS MINI DISSERTATION
BASICS OF MATHEMATICAL STATS
ADVANCED TOPICS IN REGRESSION
PHD IN STATISTICAL SCIENCES
BASIC PROFESSIONAL INTERACTION
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
INTR POL ECON/SOCIAL SERV PROF
COMMUNITY & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL WORK ASSESSMENT
SOCIAL WORK INTERVENTION
FIELD PRACTICUM I
6,230
3,140
3,140
11,380
6,230
6,230
3,120
13,440
13,440
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
4,980
6,610
6,610
6,610
6,610
6,610
6,610
9,950
9,950
9,950
9,950
9,950
9,950
36,690
36,690
32,350
16,780
8,410
23,870
18,700
18,700
18,300
6,130
2,790
2,790
2,350
2,350
6,470
2,350
2,350
13,440
4,650
4,650
6,200
6,200
6,200
6,200
3,580

SWK2075S
SWK3001F
SWK3061F
SWK3066S
SWK3070F
SWK3075S
SWK4000F
SWK4001S
SWK4003F
SWK4004S
SWK4007S
SWK4011F
SWK4012S
SWK4013F
SWK4014S
SWK4015F
SWK4016S
SWK4026S
SWK4030F
SWK4031S
SWK4032S
SWK4033F
SWK4034F
SWK4035S
SWK5000F
SWK5001W
SWK5007F
SWK5007W
SWK5009S
SWK5011H
SWK5012H
SWK5013H
SWK5014S
SWK5034W
SWK5035W
SWK5053F
SWK5054S
SWK5056F
SWK5057F
SWK5058S
SWK5059F
SWK5060S
SWK6000W
SWK6002W
FIELD PRACTICUM II
POL ECON OF SOC SERV PROF
SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH
CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK ISSUE
FIELD PRACTICUM 3
FIELD PRACTICUM IV
SOCIAL RESEARCH
PRINCIPLES:PROB/CORREC PRAC
YOUTH JUSTICE
WORKING WITH INDIVIDS & FAMILI
ORGANISATION THEORY
PROGRAMME PLANNING/MANAGEMENT
THEORIES & APPLIED APPROACHES
INTRO: SOCIAL & ECONOMIC DEV
SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH TWO
SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
CONT FAMILIES IN A CHANG SOC
PSY FUNCT & EMPOWERMENT
SOCIAL POLICY & MANAGEMENT
FIELD PRACTICUM V
THE FIELD OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
SUBSTANCE ABUSE INTERVENTIONS
COMP SOC POLICY IN AFRICA
MINOR DISSERTATION
CHANGE MGT & STRAT LEADERSHIP
MASTERS IN SOCIAL WORK
FINANCIAL & INFORMATION MNGMNT
CLINICAL PRAC INTERNSHIP
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNSHIP
SOC POLICY/MNGMNT INTERNSHIP
SOCIAL/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
MASTERS IN SOC PLANNING/ADMIN
MASTERS IN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
PSYCHIATRY FOR SOCIAL SERVICES
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES PROBATION
SOCIAL INCLUSION AND THE YOUTH
PEACE-COMM DEV NEXUS
FAMILY AND GROUP PRACTICE
HUMAN DEV & ASSESSMENT
INTERVENTION CLINICAL PRACTICE
PHD IN SOCIAL WORK
PHD IN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
3,330
6,200
6,200
6,200
3,330
3,330
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
5,510
6,230
11,380
6,230
18,700
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
6,230
18,700
18,700
6,230
6,230
3,120
3,120
6,230
6,230
6,230
13,440
13,440
100
RESIDENCES
13.
RESIDENCES
13.1
Terms of Payment
Post-dated cheques will not be accepted and will be returned to the drawer.
13.1.1
Initial payment of Residence Fees is as follows:

i) Catering Residence (First and Second Tier) ......................................... R19 200
ii) Self Catering Residences (Second and Third Tier) ............................. R13 200
This initial payment must be made by 1 February 2013 in the case of both new and
readmission students, subject to a late payment fee of 10%.
Students from SADC countries and non-South African students who do not have
permanent residence but pay local fees, must pay the minimum initial fee for academic
and residence fees prior to registration or by 1 February 2013, whichever date occurs
first. Please allow at least 14 working days for payment to reflect in UCT bank account.
13.1.2
Balance of all residence fees is due by 30 June 2013.
13.1.3
Students who have not been living in student housing for the first semester and who are
accepted into residence for the second semester will be required to pay one half of the
annual residence fee on registration or by 31 July 2013, which ever date occurs first.
Interest will be charged on a monthly basis at 1% on all outstanding fees.
13.2
Withdrawal from Student Accommodation after the start of the Academic

Year
13.2.1
Withdrawal during the first semester

A student who enters residence and withdraws during the first semester, shall be liable
for the full annual residence fee unless he/she satisfies the requirements in the case of
13.2.2 (a) to (d) below.
13.2.2
Fee Rebate for students who withdraw during or at the end of the first semester
(a) A student who cancels his/her University registration during, or at the end of, the
first semester shall be eligible for a 40% rebate on the full annual fee (excluding
levies).
(b) Any student completing his/her studies at the end of the first semester shall be
eligible for a 40% rebate on the full annual fee (excluding levies).
(c) Any postgraduate student who is required for the purposes of his/her research to
move out of Cape Town shall be eligible for a rebate on a pro-rata basis.
(d) Any student not eligible for a fee rebate in the case of (a) and (b) above, may be
granted a rebate on the full annual residence fee:
(i) If the Director of Student Housing after consulting the warden (and faculty
where applicable) is satisfied that the student has a valid reason for leaving
residence, and if the University is able to let the room to a student of the
University's choice who is not in residence at the time;
RESIDENCES 101
(ii) If the Director of Student Housing after consulting the warden (and faculty
where applicable) is satisfied that there is an emergency or other compelling
reason for the student to leave residence.
(iii) In the case of (d.i) above the student shall be liable for a cancellation fee of
R150, and a pro-rata share of the full annual fee shall apply until the date on
which the replacement student moves in.
(iv) In the case of (d.ii) above the rebate on the full annual fee shall be determined
by the Director of Student Housing based on the circumstances of the case.
13.2.3 Withdrawal at beginning of/or during the second semester

(a) Any student who does not return to residence at the beginning of the second semester or
who withdraws during the second semester shall be liable for the full annual residence fee.
(b) Any student who enters residence for the first time during the second semester and who
withdraws from residence shall be liable for the full fee for that semester. The Director of
Student Housing may, however, exercise his/her discretion in approving a rebate under the
conditions described in (i) and (ii) above.
All cancellations must be in writing on the prescribed forms and delivered to the student
accommodation office in person or sent by registered mail. The fee liabilities of students
who withdraw from a residence, house or flat during the academic year are set out in
Handbook 3, General Rules and Policies.
Students must acquaint themselves with the details set out in this handbook. It is imperative
that students and their parents or guardians take notice of this policy and practice which is
aimed specifically at keeping residences full throughout the academic year.
13.2.4 Annual Residence fee

For the purposes of determining the penalties and refunds referred to in the rules above, the
annual residence fee shall be deemed to be the sum of the room and catering overhead
charges and meal option charges. The annual residence fee for these purposes shall not be
deemed to include amenities or damage or laundry levies.
13.2.5 Student vacation accommodation for academic reasons during December, January, early
February and the mid-year vacation.
A student who for academic purposes or for other purposes deemed to be acceptable by the
Director of Student Housing has to be in Cape Town before his/her residence, house or flat
opens or after his/her residence, house or flat has closed may be accommodated in a
residence which has been opened for the purpose, provided that he/she has complied with
the application procedures laid down by the Residences Committee. He/she shall pay for
this accommodation at a daily rate to be determined from time to time by the Residences
Committee.
Vacation Accommodation rates for academic purposes
First Tier: Catering
Second Tier: Self-catering
Room only
Room and three meals
Room, breakfast and dinner
Room, lunch and dinner
Single room in flat
Bachelor flat
1 Jan 31 Dec 2013
R147 per day

R211 per day
R188 per day
R193 per day
R 96 per day
R133 per day
The charge in Third Tier accommodation will be based on the day rate of the respective residence.
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RESIDENCES
Residence Fees and Occupancy

All students from outside South Africa and the other SADC countries should refer to
(5.8) for international students on page 17.
Returning students who have been offered a place in residence will have their place
cancelled on Friday, 18 January 2013 if outstanding fees for the preceding year are not paid
by Wednesday, 9 January 2013.
The fees shown below are inclusive of all compulsory levies and other compulsory charges.
Any charges incurred by students for damage to, or loss of, University property, will be
charged directly to the students' fees accounts, if this charge is not paid in cash to the
Residence concerned.
The fee for the First Tier accommodation excludes the winter vacation between the first and
second semesters, but includes the short vacation in the first semester and that in the second
semester. The fee for Second and Third Tier includes these vacations. For the purposes of a
student housing place the academic year shall be deemed to end 72 hours after the student's
last scheduled examination or in the case of a graduand, on the official closing date of the
residence each semester.
The opening date for all residence students is Tuesday, 29 January 2013, with the exception
of Medical Residence, Mill Court and Obz Square (Medics only) being Wednesday, 9
January 2013. JP Duminy Court opens on Sunday, 07 January 2013 and closes on Sunday,
15 December 2013. The closing date for First and Second Tier residences is 12h00 on
Friday, 15 November 2013 and Third Tier accommodation Sunday, 15 December 2013.
Offers of accommodation to students, who have not signed into residence by midday on
Saturday, 2 February 2013 (30 January 2013 for JP Duminy), will be cancelled. Students
who are required to be in attendance at the University prior to the official opening dates, for
new and returning students, or are required to be in attendance at the University after the
official closing date, will need to book and will be charged accordingly.
A. FIRST TIER (CATERING) ACCOMMODATION
Students have a choice of 4 meal options. The cost of the meal option is not included in
the residence fee. The chosen meal option must be added to the residence fee.
Baxter Hall
Single Room ................................................................... R 36 300

Double Room, per student .............................................. R 29 900
Small Single Room ......................................................... R 34 300
Carinus
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 800

Single Room (Health Science) ........................................ R 40 300
Clarendon House
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 800

Single Room (Health Science) ........................................ R 40 300
College House
Single Room ................................................................... R 36 300

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Fuller Hall
Single Room ................................................................... R 37 500

Glendower
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 700

Single Room with Private/Semi Private Bath ................. R 36 500
Double Room with Private/Semi Private Bath, per
student ........................................................................... R 29 900
Small Single Room
R 34 300
Graca Machel
Single Room ................................................................... R 36 300

Double Room ................................................................. R 29 900
Kilindini
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 600
Kopano
Single Room ................................................................... R 36 500

Leo Marquard Hall Single Room ................................................................... R 34 600

Rochester House
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 700

Single Room (Health Science)
R 40 300
Smuts Hall
Single Room ................................................................... R 37 500

Small Single room .......................................................... R 34 900
Tugwell Hall
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 900

University House
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 800
Varietas
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 700

Dullah Omar Hall
Single Room ................................................................... R 34 700
B. SECOND TIER (CATERING) ACCOMMODATION

Groote Schuur
Residence
Single Room ................................................................... R 35 100

Medical Residence
Single Room ................................................................... R 40 300
Forest Hill G
Single Room ................................................................... R 33 900

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RESIDENCES
MEAL OPTIONS
Add the cost of your selected meal option to your estimated room cost above.
Meal Option 1 (BLD): 3 Meals per day for seven days per week
First Tier ............................................................................................................. R 14 300
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................ R 16 700
Health Science .................................................................................................... R 18 500
Meal Option 2 (LAD): Lunch and Dinner seven days per week
First Tier ............................................................................................................. R 10 700
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................ R 12 500
Health Science ..................................................................................................... R 13 800
Meal Option 3 (BAD): Breakfast and Dinner seven days per week
First Tier ............................................................................................................... R 9 600
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................. R 11 300
Health Science ..................................................................................................... R 12 500
Meal Option 4 (MOW): 3 Meals per day, week days only
First Tier ............................................................................................................. R 11 000
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................. R 12 000
Health Science ..................................................................................................... R 13 200
C. SECOND TIER (SELF CATERING) ACCOMMODATION
Forest Hill Complex Bachelor Flat................................................................... R 40 700
Two Students in Two-Room Flat, per student ................. R 28 400
Three Students in Three-Room Flat, per student ............. R 28 400
Four Students in Four-Room Flat, per student ................ R 28 400
Small Room in Four-Room Flat, per student
R 26 700
Mill Court
Bachelor Flat................................................................... R 44 100

Two Students in Two-Room Flat, per student ................. R 30 900
Three Students in Three-Room Flat, per student ............. R 30 900
Four Students in Four-Room Flat, per student ................ R 30 900
Groote Schuur Flats Two Students in Three-room Flat, per student ................ R 35 900
Two Students in Two-room Flat, per student .................. R 26 000
Three Students in Three-room Flat, per student .............. R 26 000
Four Students in Four-room Flat, per student.................. R 26 000
Liesbeeck Gardens
Large Bachelor Flat ........................................................ R 38 500

Small Bachelor Flat ........................................................ R 36 100
Two Students in Three-room Flat, per student ................ R 28 900
Small Room in Three-room Flat, per student .................. R 23 700
Four Students in Four-room Flat, per student.................. R 26 500
Obz Square
Single Ensuite Room ...................................................... R 34 400

Single Ensuite Room (Health Science)
R 37 700
The Woolsack
Single Room ................................................................... R 29 500

Large Single Room ......................................................... R 35 000
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D. THIRD TIER (SELF CATERING) ACCOMMODATION

Amalinda House
Single Room in House with Lounge ............................... R 35 600
Avenue Road 8
Edwin Hart Annex
Bachelor Flat .................................................................. R 48 500

Forest Hill (F)

and North Grange
Two students in Two-roomed Flat, per student ............... R 32 500

Inglewood
J P Duminy
Large Bachelor Flat ........................................................ R 45 500

Small Bachelor Flat ........................................................ R 42 600
One Student in Two-room Flat ....................................... R 56 900
One Student in Three-room Flat ..................................... R 73 600
Linkoping
Obz Square
Single Ensuite Room ..................................................... R 37 700
Rondeberg Flats
Bachelor Flat .................................................................. R 48 500

Three Students in Four-room Flat, per student ................ R 44 100
T B Davie
Bachelor Flat .................................................................. R 48 400

Two students in Three-roomed Flat, per student ............. R 44 000
Woodbine Road
Single Room ................................................................... R 33 200

Single Room with Bath ................................................... R 37 100

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providing an intellectually and socially stimulating environment;

In advancing UCT as an Afropolitan university, we will

expand our expertise on Africa and offer it to the world;

promotes a more equitable and non-racial society;

UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN

Only available to registered students:

This handbook is part of a series that consists of

ACADEMIC FEES ..................................................................................................

OTHER FEES AND LEVIES ..................................................................................

INFORMATION FOR SPONSORS........................................................................

Qualifications Offered by the Graduate School of Business .......................................

VISITING POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS AFFILIATED TO UCT .................

STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR RESEACH MASTERS OR PHD ................

SUBMISSION OF DOCTORAL THESES AND MASTERS

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS .................................................................

UCT ACADEMIC FEES..........................................................................................

UCT ACADEMIC COURSES .................................................................................

M65 PAYMENT FORM

All students for qualifications not listed below .................................. R 17 500

Final payment must be made by 30 June 2013.

Interest is charged on overdue accounts at 1% per month.

A student to whom an advance is to be made, or to whom residual funds are to be

will not be permitted to graduate;

Typical 1st Year Tuition Fees

BCom ....................................................... R 39 500 to R 51 000

Bachelor of Architectural Studies ................................... R 43 000

HEALTH SCIENCES MBChB .......................................................................... R 52 000

MBChB - 1st year Intervention Curriculum .................... R 50 000

BA and BSoc Sc ............................................................. R 37 500

LLB ............................................................................... R 38 500

BSc ................................................................................. R 40 500

Notice to Leave: Withdrawal of Registration

Whole Year Courses starting in February:

No reduction will be granted if the notice of intention to discontinue studies is

GSB students are advised that:

Last date to drop a qualification

Drop an Individual Course

Last date to drop a course

Add an Individual Course

Undergraduate Students Wishing to Take Additional Courses

other than a student who is catching up on his/her studies;

on the grounds of a good academic record. Ordinarily this is taken to be students on

in order to enrich and enhance his/her curriculum.

No further concessions will be granted.

10 OTHER FEES AND LEVIES

OTHER FEES AND LEVIES

Sports Clubs and Societies

Supplementary or Deferred Examinations

Ordinary Examinations without Re-attendance at Course

Credit and/or Exemption

Fee for Checking of Examination Results

OTHER FEES AND LEVIES 11

Duplicate Degree and Diploma Certificates

Fee for Academic Records

Verification of Academic Record

Basic verification of qualification and of graduation date, to be

Verification of Past Training in Faculty of Health Sciences

12 OTHER FEES AND LEVIES

Basic verification of qualification and of graduation date, to be

Fee for Replacement Student Identity/Access Control Card

Late Registration Fee

Late Changes of Curriculum