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What are Extended Curriculum Programmes (ECPs) at UL, who qualifies, and which faculties offer them? A guide for students whose APS falls slightly short.
Exploring the range of agriculture and environmental science degrees at UL, from Animal Production to Soil Science, and the career opportunities they lead to.
Comparing BCom options at UL — Accountancy, Business Management, Economics, and Human Resource Management — including APS requirements and career outcomes for each.
A guide to the LLB programme at UL, covering admission requirements, the Extended Curriculum Programme option, and career paths in law.
Explore top ICT careers at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) in 2027. Learn about software development, cybersecurity, and data science, and find guidance on entry requirements and APS scores.
A practical guide for prospective TUT students on accessing NSFAS financial aid, including eligibility criteria, the online application process at nsfas.org.za, contact details, and tips for applying early alongside your TUT application.
Explains how the Admission Point Score (APS) works at TUT, why Life Orientation and level 1 achievements are excluded, what scores are needed for diplomas vs degrees, and how international qualifications like IGCSE, A-Level, and IB are converted.
A step-by-step guide to applying to TUT for the 2027 academic year, covering the online application process, required documents, the R240 application fee, how to check your admission status, and key deadlines across all faculties.
A detailed look at engineering programmes offered at TUT's Pretoria Campus, including Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Mechatronics, Metallurgical, and Industrial Engineering — covering APS requirements, recommended subjects, and graduate career paths.
An overview of all seven TUT faculties — Arts and Design, Economics and Finance, Engineering and the Built Environment, Humanities, ICT, Management Sciences, and Science — with a breakdown of what each offers and the types of careers they lead to.