WhitsundayIslands Info.com - Whitehaven & Hamilton Island - Local Advice & Specials at Whitsunday Islands Info.com - Whitsundays Holiday Specialists! - Rates Admission for international applicants is subject to meeting the compliance requirements as stipulated by the Immigration Act No 13 of 2002, the regulations made thereunder and the Universitys policy. Application and closing date Applications open on 1 April of the year preceding the year of study and closes on the last Friday of August at 12:00 noon. You may apply online at www.uj.ac.za and follow a link to study @UJ or you may download the application form, which should either be submitted to the Student Enrollment Centre or mailed to the University. Please Note: All applicants are advised not to send cash by mail or leave documents and cash with any unauthorised persons. All international applicants should take note of the following: Submit a completed application form with correctly certified supporting documents - Final school results - Valid Passport - Sworn English translation of documents (applicants from non-English medium schools only) - Provide proof of a non-refundable application fee R100.00 (2014) - Provide proof of their English proficiency where the applicant did not study in English medium schools or institutions (the University prefers the applicant to take the IELTS test, however consideration will be given should the applicant have a pass in TOEFL which is equivalent to the IELTS 6 for undergraduate and 7 for postgraduate studies) The University of Johannesburg offers applicants a first and second choice in terms of what they wish to study. All applicants should fill in both a first and second choice on the application form Submit a completed M30E form for Matriculation Exemption with correctly certified supporting documents Submit completed application for on campus residence Applicants who are attending or have attended a University outside the Republic of South Africa, must submit an academic transcript that covers the period of study, especially if they seek being granted exemption from courses at University.