Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs and courses, including undergraduate and honors qualifications, master's and doctoral degrees, and short learning programs.

Colleges

The university is divided into several colleges, each offering a range 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

Programs

Some of the programs offered by the university include:

• Diploma in Ornamental Horticulture
• Horticulture Resource Management II (EMG3701)
  • This module is presented in English and is available online.
  • It is a semester module at NQF level 7, worth 12 credits.
  • The purpose of this module is to equip students with the managerial, financial, and organisational skills required to manage horticultural enterprises effectively.
  • Key areas of learning include applying core management functions, managing horticultural projects, and developing, negotiating, and overseeing horticultural contracts.

Research

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

• Catalytic Niche Areas
• Research Institutes and Chairs
• Research in the colleges
• Innovation support

Admission and Registration

The university offers a range of admission and registration options, including:

• Undergraduate and honors qualifications
• Master's and doctoral degrees
• Short Learning Programmes
• Student policies and rules
• Paying study fees
• Credits and exemptions for study units passed at other institutions
• Mapping your qualification
• Web registration

Alumni and Library

The university has a strong alumni network and a comprehensive library, offering a range of resources and services to support students and alumni.