Why SouthAfrica

South African universities offer a diverse range of programmes taught by field experts. Key disciplines include public health and biomedical sciences, social sciences, and industry and finance. The University of Cape Town – ranked in the top 1 per cent globally – has a 14:1 student-to-staff ratio across six campuses. Thirteen per cent of its students are international, representing more than 100 countries.

Ample research and career opportunities are available post-graduation. Industry leaders actively seek South African university graduates because of the high-quality training they have received.

South African universities cater to different preferences, with small, medium and large campuses.

Universities provide robust support for international students, offering networking opportunities crucial for future career prospects. International students can work up to 20 hours per week and engage in practical training while on student visas.

Virtual tours are offered by many institutions, allowing for remote exploration of campus facilities and surroundings. South Africa’s scenic beauty, mild climate, rich cultural heritage and vibrant nightlife ensure an enriching experience for students, with diverse activities, from arts and literature to music, catering to various interests.