University of Johannesburg UJ Short Courses Registration 2023

University of Johannesburg UJ Short Courses Registration 2023: UJ Courses for 2023 Online Application

The University of Johannesburg UJ Short Courses Registration/Applications for 2023 registrations are open from September 2022 to February 2023.

Therefore, all prospective students who want to begin a new Short course must apply for UJ admission online for your selected Short Learning Programmes or courses for the 2023 academic year.

Please, Take Note of the Following: UJ Short Learning Programmes Registration 2023

• All Short Learning Programmes have online applications that are accessible to all applicants.
• Applicants can apply for at least two programmes, arranged in ascending order of preference (even though you will register for one only in case both of the applications are successful).
• The University of Johannesburg will tell you the results of your application by the end of January 2023 for the semester courses and the end of February 2023 for year programmes. In case the application was successful, UJ will show you which of the programme you have been admitted to and will provide you with a vacancy for the time in which you have applied, i.e. either the first 1st semester or the second 2nd semester of 2023
• Applicants should also accept or reject the UJ offer for the actual time given by the University, which is in a letter form from UJ responding to your application
  If you don’t accept UJ’s offer, what happens? The University of South Africa will take away your offer, and they will give your space to another applicant.
• As soon as you accept UJ’s offer, you have to register for the time at which you have been granted admission (i.e. semester 1 or semester 2).
• You may contact UJ via e-mail: [email protected]

Required Supporting Documents for Your UJ Online Application for Registration 2023 Short Learning Programmes

All applicants who wish to start a new programme should upload all the following required documents:

1. A copy of your ID document (RSA students) or ID/passport (international students)
2. A copy of your school qualifications (e.g. Senior Certificate)
3. A copy of your Sworn translations of documents if they are not in English or Afrikaans
4. A copy of your official tertiary academic records if applicable necessary
5. Copy of your marriage certificate or divorce decree if applicable

For more information and inquiries, you can also contact the University of Johannesburg UJ by visiting the institution’s official website.