The average cost at private universities ranges between R6 600 to R50 000 for part-time programmers per year and R38 500 to R99 500 for full-time programmers per year.
University of Kwazulu Natal: R200
Stellenbosch University: R100
Average University Fees In South Africa
Which is the cheapest university in South Africa?
Cheapest University in South Africa for International Students
| University Name | Application Fee | Tuition Fee/Year |
|---|---|---|
| University of Forte Hare | R425 | R45,000 |
| University of Venda | R100 | R38,980 |
| University of Pretoria | R300 | R66,000 |
| Stellenbosch University | R100 | R43,380 |
Do you pay for university in South Africa?
According to recent data published by Old Mutual, parents/students can expect to pay R64,200 for the first year of university in 2019 – on average.
This is expected to rise to R107,600 by 2025 and as much as R165,600 by 2030. Below Business Tech looked at the cost of a year’s study at universities around the country.
Is studying in South Africa free?
Attending affordable universities can be a step in the right direction toward your goal of studying in South Africa for free. Most undergraduate degree programs in South African universities will run the student around $3,000 per year.
How to afford university
How can I afford university?
- Everything’s better with a budget. No matter how much you might hate them, spreadsheets are your friend
- Browse the bursaries
- If you want a job, start looking now
- Use your skills
- Get cooking
- Eat less meat
- Take care with credit.
- Switch your contracts.