Please note that acceptance for postgraduate study does not imply the provision of financial assistance by the University unless you have been awarded a scholarship by the University. If you find that your financial resources are inadequate to meet the costs of your study, you have to withdraw from study. Your acceptance of an offer of admission will be taken as confirmation that you have adequate funding for the whole of the course of study which you wish to pursue. The supporting documents should be attached to the application form, but if any are not available, please do not delay in returning the form as English results, etc can be forwarded at a later date. However, as indicated above, a final decision cannot be taken until all supporting documents have been received.
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Your application will be considered by the staff in the Department you wish to study and if acceptable the Department will recommend your admission to the Faculty Postgraduate Studies Committee. It is important that students have an adequate command of the English Language in order to benefit fully from postgraduate study. If English is not your first language you must provide evidence that your spoken and written English are adequate to enable you to cope with your studies. Applicants who have been educated in a country where English is the primary tongue for secondary or tertiary educational purposes are exempt from this requirement. Candidates who score less than the above may be accepted as a postgraduate student providing precourse English Language Tuition is undertaken.