UKZN Alternative Access Programmes

College of Agriculture, Engineering & Science AAP

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• B Sc Engineering: Extended Programme (KN-H-UNT)

  This programme is fully integrated into the College Engineering, and works with students from academically disadvantaged schools. The objective is to develop the skills needed for academic excellence, as well as to produce successful engineers. It presents a comprehensive curriculum across the spectrum of engineering disciplines including credit bearing courses in Mathematics and Technical Drawing, as well as support courses in Communication/Life Skills, Chemistry, Mechanics and Physics. Students are also exposed to actual engineering projects through factory visits and guest lectures by professional engineers. Students who successfully complete the one year B Sc Engineering Extended Programme will be allowed to enrol in the College of Engineering at First Year Level. Students gain access to the programme through meeting the academic requirements at Grade 12 level. Applicants require a NSC-Deg with English and Mathematics and Physical Science at Level 4 Quintile 1&2 schools. Proficiency in spoken English is also a strong recommendation. The programme enjoys strong support from sponsoring companies and the applications of prospective students who meet the requirements qualifying applicants will be forwarded to potential sponsors for consideration. Please note that B Sc Engineering: Extended Programme does not guarantee sponsorship but could facilitate bursaries through the Student Funding Centre.

  For more information contact:

  Tel: (031) 260 2072
  Fax: (031) 261 1291
  E-mail: [email protected]

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• B Sc 4 year Augmented Curriculum (KN-P-BS4/ KN-W-BS4)

  This is a four-year degree with an extended support programme for applicants from disadvantaged schools. First year study is spread over two years. Applicants require a NSC-Deg with 26 or more APS points and English and LO at Level 4 and Mathematics at Level 3 and Agricultural Science or Life Science or Physical Science at Level 3. Quintile 1&2 schools.

  For more information contact:
  Pietermaritzburg Tel: +27 (0)33 260 6116
  Westville Tel: +27 (0)31 260 7979

  Pietermaritzburg Tel: +27 (0)33 260 6116

  Westville Tel: +27 (0)31 260 7979

College of Humanities AAP

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• B Soc Sc Augmented Curriculum (KN-H-SO4/KN-P-SO4)

  This four-year programme, which is available at the Howard College and Pietermaritzburg campuses, offers access into Humanities and Social Sciences for students from disadvantaged school backgrounds. Quintiles 1&2 schools only. The extended curriculum programme combines credit-bearing modules with academic development and support over two years; students complete their first regular three creditbearing modules during the first year. The extended curriculum is structured to enable successful students to graduate with a BSocSc degree.

  For admission, candidates require the NSC-Deg with 20-27 APS and English and LO at Level 4

  For more information contact:
  Howard College Tel: +27 (0)31 260 1123/ 3337
  Pietermaritzburg Tel: + 27(0)33 260 6464

  Howard College Tel: +27 (0)31 260 1123/ 3337

  Pietermaritzburg Tel: + 27(0)33 260 6464

   

College of Law & Management Studies AAP

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• Bachelor of Commerce (Extended Curriculum) (B Com 4 General) (KN-P-CBT/KN-W-CBT) Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting (Extended Curriculum) (B Com 4 Acc) (KN-P-BCO/KN-W-BCO)

  Three-year B Com or B Com Accounting degrees extended over four years. The B Com requires NSC-Deg with APS of 30, English (HL or FAL), Mathematics and LO Level 4. Applicants who have not met Level 4 Mathematics but have Level 3 Mathematics will be streamed into the foundation year. B Com Accounting requires NSC-Deg with APS of 32 with English (HL or FAL), Mathematics Level 5 and LO Level 4. Applicants who have not met Level 5 Mathematics but have Level 4 Mathematics will be streamed into the foundation year.

  The one year foundation provision follows a full foundational model with students completing six foundational modules. These modules are preparatory to the regular first level courses in the main stream. The modules are essential for assisting students in developing the cognitively advanced English usage required for English as a learning tool, especially in discursively oriented disciplines such as management. Also the modules are intended to support the students in developing their basic quantitative and analytical skills required in subsequent Economics, Mathematics and Statistics modules.

  For more information contact:
  Pietermaritzburg Tel: +27 (0)33 260 6455
  Westville Tel: +27 (0)31 260 2873/2083