Faculty of Law EXTRA CURRICULAR PROGRAMMES

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3. APPLICATION An application form can be obtained from the Faculty or it can be downloaded from the UJ web: www.uj.ac.za, Applying@UJ. The completed application form and application fee must be sent to: The Registrar University of Johannesburg PO Box 524, Auckland Park, Johannesburg, 2006 Please attach a certified copy of your ID document / passport (foreign persons) and certified copies of your matric certificate and/or previous qualifications (if relevant) to your application form. Foreign applicants should take note of the relevant legislative requirements outlined further in this document. 4. FEES Every programme has its own relevant tuition fee. CICLASS - The tuition fees printed in this brochure for the Centre are for 2009. Please add ±10% to the fee for the following academic year. NB: It is advisable that interested persons contact the Faculty towards the end of the year to obtain the correct fees for 2010. Other administrative fees (compulsory): In addition to the tuition fees there are administrative fees that need to be paid as well. Application fee – R260 | Registration fee – R440* | ICT levy – R290*
International students International students pay an additional levy of R650*. * These fees will most probably increase for 2010. 5. FOREIGN APPLICANTS Who is regarded as a foreigner in South Africa? When a foreign person is accepted for studies in South Africa, such a person is referred to as an international student. An international student is not a South African resident, nor does he/she have permanent residency in South Africa. Study Permit When an international student resides in South Africa for the duration of their studies, South African legislation requires that international students obtain a legal study permit for that particular tertiary institution for the duration of their studies. South African medical cover is also required by law. Work Permit If a foreign person resides in South Africa and has a work permit he/she may study part-time as well. However, the work permit needs to be endorsed for study purposes as well. Once accepted for studies, please contact the Faculty to obtain a document specifically for the Department of Home Affairs to have your work permit endorsed. Applications from outside the borders of South Africa If a person applies from outside the borders of South Africa and the person intends to enter South Africa only to attend lectures every few months, such a student will not have to obtain a study permit or medical cover. Disclaimer The University of Johannesburg holds the right to change any information in this brochure without prior notice. 10
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