Hello friends,
i have a cousin who intends to run a master degree programme in south africa, either in logistics or any business discipline,
can anyone give me information on how the place looks like in terms of international recognition of their certificates?

also,how much would it cost for a programme of 1yr, including fees,accomodation and feeding etc.?

and what are the job prospects as a student and as a graduate?

how good is the university of stellenbosch, uni. cape town,and uni. south africa?

pls your honest and candid views and advice will be highly welcomed.

@Mr president

thanks, but all my questions havent been answered

South African universities are ranked among the best in Africa. Most notably, University of Capetown, Univ of Pretoria and Stellenbosch as well. The standards of education are quite high, and the degrees are recognized globally. The universities are better organized, hence the large influx of exchange students from Europe & USA.

Depending on the university, expect to pay between N500,000 – N600,000 for tuition alone. Accomodation is expensive and also depending on the location, budget an average of N600,000 – N1Million per year ,  Food is relatively cheap. Do not expect to pay your tuition with a part-time job!

The job prospects are high depending on proposed course.

I’m rounding off studies on a Master’s programme ,  I can tell you, its worth studyin here.

Pls feel free to ask further questions (if you have any) .

Good luck in your educational quest!

debouy:

South African universities are ranked among the best in Africa. Most notably, University of Capetown, Univ of Pretoria and Stellenbosch as well. The standards of education are quite high, and the degrees are recognized globally. The universities are better organized, hence the large influx of exchange students from Europe & USA.

Depending on the university, expect to pay between N500,000 – N600,000 for tuition alone. Accomodation is expensive and also depending on the location, budget an average of N600,000 – N1Million per year ,  Food is relatively cheap. Do not expect to pay your tuition with a part-time job!

The job prospects are high depending on proposed course.

I’m rounding off studies on a Master’s programme in NMMU (Formerly University of Port Elizabeth),  I can tell you, its worth studyin here.




Pls feel free to ask further questions (if you have any)
Good luck in your educational quest!

@debouy,
thanks man, i appreciate

@debuoy

in the business discipline,what do u consider as the best courses in terms of job prospects for a msc programme in s/africa?

Friday, February 26, 2010

110,782 South African Rand = 2,166,250 Nigerian Naira
110,782 Nigerian Naira (NGN) = 5,665.39 South African Rand (ZAR)


@Debuoy NMMU fees for MBA is About 110,782 SOUTH AFRICA RAND, why did you say tuition for MBA is B/W N 500,000 - N 600,000? or does it mean there are some other cheaper schools that offer MBA Programme.
Please explain.

Any hope for part time job while studying in SA? Please explain.

Many Thanks.

amiable 2:

Friday, February 26, 2010

110,782 South African Rand = 2,166,250 Nigerian Naira
110,782 Nigerian Naira (NGN) = 5,665.39 South African Rand (ZAR)


@Debuoy NMMU fees for MBA is About 110,782 SOUTH AFRICA RAND, why did you say tuition for MBA is B/W N 500,000 - N 600,000? or does it mean there are some other cheaper schools that offer MBA Programme.
Please explain.

Any hope for part time job while studying in SA? Please explain.

Many Thanks.

@amiable
pls could u please enlighten us on what those monetary figures u stated above are meant for??
thanks

@Mobuch, the monetary figures stated is a conversion of 1107,782R to Naira.
I.E 110,782SA R is equal to 2,166,250 Nigerian Naira .

I cheched the site of NMMU and got that figure as a tuition fees for MBA.

So i am now asking if there are other schools cheaper than that as Debouy stated.

he said tuition fees not MBA fees

debouy:



Depending on the university, expect to pay between N500,000 – N600,000 for tuition alone. Accomodation is expensive and also depending on the location, budget an average of N600,000 – N1Million per year ,  Food is relatively cheap. Do not expect to pay your tuition with a part-time job!

@ Amiable 2


Can you pls show me where I quoted such amounts as being fees for MBA? That’s why I said “depending on the university”.In any case, those amounts that I stated above are only estimates and its based on my programme. (MA). I’m sure you can always contact the universities directly about tuition inquiry.


@Mobuch
Well all programmes do have bright career prospects,. It all up to you & Perhaps destiny





@Dis Guy

Thanks for clearing the misconception

hi guys, am planning to study in southafrica for msc in renewable and sustainable energy,pls i need info on south in general, schooling and job prospect in southafrica after the programme

Hi Ayo, i'm currently processing something similar so show you're still 'alive' and lets talk about it.

debouy:

South African universities are ranked among the best in Africa. Most notably, University of Capetown, Univ of Pretoria and Stellenbosch as well. The standards of education are quite high, and the degrees are recognized globally. The universities are better organized, hence the large influx of exchange students from Europe & USA.

Depending on the university, expect to pay between N500,000 – N600,000 for tuition alone. Accomodation is expensive and also depending on the location, budget an average of N600,000 – N1Million per year ,  Food is relatively cheap. Do not expect to pay your tuition with a part-time job!

The job prospects are high depending on proposed course.

I’m rounding off studies on a Master’s programme  ,  I can tell you, its worth studyin here.

Thank you for the information I am interested in studying for a masters and phd in ICT security do you have any ideas of the best schools in south Africa. Thanks again.


Pls feel free to ask further questions (if you have any) .

Good luck in your educational quest!

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Nice info.

do south africa uni accept HND holders 4 master programmes?

Pat077,

I don't really think so, but I know unisa accept HND into one year honour degree programme which gives you Bsc after which you may apply for your masters directly.


Gbammm over and out

collinsfbi:

Pat077,

I don't really think so, but I know unisa accept HND into one year honour degree programme which gives you Bsc after which you may apply for your masters directly.


Gbammm over and out

thanks. I'll google 4 more info.

debouy: South African universities are ranked among the best in Africa. Most notably, University of Capetown, Univ of Pretoria and Stellenbosch as well. The standards of education are quite high, and the degrees are recognized globally. The universities are better organized, hence the large influx of exchange students from Europe & USA.

Depending on the university, expect to pay between N500,000 – N600,000 for tuition alone. Accomodation is expensive and also depending on the location, budget an average of N600,000 – N1Million per year ,  Food is relatively cheap. Do not expect to pay your tuition with a part-time job!

The job prospects are high depending on proposed course.

I’m rounding off studies on a Master’s programme ,  I can tell you, its worth studyin here.

Pls feel free to ask further questions (if you have any) .

Good luck in your educational quest!

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Your response is what I've been looking for for weeks now. I'm looking for a school in SA to do a masters in a Media related field. My search has recently landed me in Stellenbosch, but I'm not really sure I'm okay with the course yet. Any ideas on schools that offer great media and tv production programmes?

You will have to start from our colleges 1st our universities don't recognise Nigerian universities. Go to high school then we can see if ur fit to stduy here

Your degree from the BUSH UNIVERSITIES isn't recognised here.

AwodwaGyanOniwe: You will have to start from our colleges 1st our universities don't recognise Nigerian universities. Go to high school then we can see if ur fit to stduy here

Your degree from the BUSH UNIVERSITIES isn't recognised here.

I really read your posts, in fact you hate Nigerians with passion,please we need your prayers if you think we don't live up to your expectations. I so much love your people but from what is coming out from you,am afraid of visiting there some day, our people in your country will be really in agony situation.Remember..........No condition is permanent

@OP go to these Universities website and download their prospectus and information. You can even email them your enquiries. Good Luck.

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I really read your posts, in fact you hate Nigerians with passion,please we need your prayers if u think we don't live up 2 your expectations...IT IS WELL,WITH THIS NEW INOVATION I SEE A BETTER UNI IN AFRICA CITED IN NIGERIA

AwodwaGyanOniwe: You will have to start from our colleges 1st our universities don't recognise Nigerian universities. Go to high school then we can see if ur fit to stduy here

Your degree from the BUSH UNIVERSITIES isn't recognised here.

Fortunately for Nigerians, prestigious universities in Europe and US (including Harvard and other Ivy League universities) are still accepting degrees from these supposedly 'BUSH UNIVERSITIES' and even granting Postgraduate scholarships to Nigerians with these 'BUSH' degrees.

amiable 2: Friday, February 26, 2010

110,782 South African Rand = 2,166,250 Nigerian Naira
110,782 Nigerian Naira (NGN) = 5,665.39 South African Rand (ZAR)


@Debuoy NMMU fees for MBA is About 110,782 SOUTH AFRICA RAND, why did you say tuition for MBA is B/W N 500,000 - N 600,000? or does it mean there are some other cheaper schools that offer MBA Programme.
Please explain.

Any hope for part time job while studying in SA? Please explain.

Many Thanks.

thats too expensive man, maybe its your school but uj is cheaper

For UJ, Masters cost R34,000 for architecture
School levy is from R2000 - 5000
Accommodation varies..a good location safe and easy to access for a 1 bedroom or studio room from R2500 unfurnished.

good cheap universities are UniSA,UJ,UP, capetown is very very very expensive bro

If u study ARCHITECTURE in Naaigeria expect to be accepted at any SA varsity school of architecture for masters. FORGET VILLAGE BOY.

youngbilly1: For UJ, Masters cost R34,000 for architecture
School levy is from R2000 - 5000
Accommodation varies..a good location safe and easy to access for a 1 bedroom or studio room from R2500 unfurnished.

good cheap universities are UniSA,UJ,UP, capetown is very very very expensive bro

THEN GO THERE IN SOUTH AFRICA U ARE INFERIOR.

since_1914:


Fortunately for Nigerians, prestigious universities in Europe and US (including Harvard and other Ivy League universities) are still accepting degrees from these supposedly 'BUSH UNIVERSITIES' and even granting Postgraduate scholarships to Nigerians with these 'BUSH' degrees.

please can anybody help me with any info on masters in Guidance and Counselling in South Africa.