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Introduction Tuition fees for 2016 The University of the Witwatersrand, is widely acknowledged as being among the very best universities in South Africa and Africa, and is also an internationally recognised university. Wits remains at the forefront of developing high level skills, problem-posers and problem-solvers – the leaders of tomorrow who will change the world for the better. Wits strives to provide the most conducive environment possible for learning, teaching and research to occur at the highest levels. To this end, it is essential that Wits remains financially sustainable. Tuition fees provide a significant contribution to the running expenses, maintenance and sustainability of the University, and contribute towards the high standards of education offered by the University. We are conscious of the need to continue to invest in improving the facilities and environment in which every student can develop his/her full potential and, at the same time, enjoy life at a leading university. Our current economic climate, together with the no fee increase for 2016, has challenged the University to balance the needs of students without compromising the quality of education on offer, within a confined budget. We are confident that together with our students, staff and partners, we can continue to inspire students to become change-makers, to enable them to learn beyond the confines of the classroom, and to make a difference in the world that will benefit generations to come. Linda Jarvis Chief Financial Officer Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this booklet was correct at the time of publication, this information should be considered as a guide only.
Contents Part 1A: General Information ...................................................... 1 – 11 Part 1B: Average Tuition Fees ................................................... 12 – 19 Part 2: Detailed Fees for the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management ................................................................. 20 – 51 Part 3: Detailed Fees for the Faculty of Science ........................ 52 – 74 Part 4: Detailed Fees for the Faculty of Health Sciences .......................................................... 75 – 103 Part 5: Detailed Fees for the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment ............................................................ 104 – 129 Part 6: Detailed Fees for the Faculty of Humanities .............. 130 – 190 Part 7: Residence Fees .......................................................... 191 – 194 Credit Card Payment Form ............................................................. 195 Transcript Fees ..................................................................... 197 – 199 Student Information Management System definitions The terms listed below are used throughout the Rules & Syllabuses book with the following meanings: Calendar is an academic session/time period for applications. Course means a component of teaching and learning activity, which may run for an entire academic year or a portion thereof, that is recognised in any of the faculty rules as a component of a qualification. Milestone is a point of assessment set for a research program and enables an academic assessment about a student’s progress to be made. Programme is a course or set of courses or postgraduate research which may lead to a qualification. Qualification includes any degree, diploma, certificate, licentiate, or any other educational attainment that is offered by the University as stipulated in its list of qualifications. Term is an academic year
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