Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs and courses for students to pursue their academic and professional goals.

Colleges

The university is divided into several colleges, each offering a unique set of programs and courses. These colleges include:

• Accounting Sciences
• Agriculture & Environmental Sciences
• Economic & Management Sciences
• Education
• Human Sciences
• Law
• Science, Engineering & Technology
• College of Graduate Studies

Research

The university is committed to research and innovation, with a focus on problem-solving and impact. The research areas include:

• Problem-solving research with relevance and impact
• People in research
• Research & innovation initiatives
• Directorate of Innovation, Technology Transfer and Commercialisation
• Research support
• Research ethics

Program Details

One of the programs offered by the university is the Animal Studies II course, which is a semester module at the NQF level of 6, with 12 credits. The module is presented in English and is available online. The pre-requisite for this module is ANS1501. The purpose of this module is to enable students to identify and classify different vertebrate phyla, explain different vertebrate morphological structures and physiological systems, and collect and preserve vertebrate specimens.

Admission and Registration

Students can register to study through the university, and the registration process includes:

• Undergraduate & honours qualifications
• Master's & doctoral degrees
• Subjects & modules
• Short Learning Programmes
• Student policies & rules
• Paying study fees
• Credits & exemptions for study units passed at other institutions
• Mapping qualifications
• Web registration

Alumni and Library

The university also has an alumni network and a library that provides support to students and staff. The alumni network offers benefits, careers, and news, while the library provides access to resources, publications, and media releases.