The University / College category on GoSETA.co.za provides accurate and up-to-date information on South African universities and colleges. This section covers application updates, late applications, registration notices, admission status guides, and official announcements to help students make informed education decisions.
Updated: 16 August 2026 Students planning to study through the University of South Africa (Unisa) in 2027 are preparing for an important application period. If you are interested in starting a new qualification at Unisa, this guide explains the application process, eligibility considerations, supporting documents, possible study options, application tips and what happens after you … Read more
Early Childhood Development (ECD) is one of the most important education sectors in South Africa. With growing government support and increasing demand for qualified practitioners, many students are now considering ECD as a stable and meaningful career path. If you are passionate about working with young children and helping shape their early learning experiences, enrolling … Read more
Applying to university is one of the biggest steps for many South African students. After submitting an application to the University of Limpopo, the next important step is checking your application status regularly. Thousands of applicants are expected to apply for the 2027 academic year, making it essential to stay updated with your admission progress … Read more
South African TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) colleges have officially opened applications for Semester 2 of the 2026 academic year. This intake offers thousands of students an opportunity to gain practical, career-focused skills in fields that are in high demand across the country. Whether you are a recent matriculant, a school leaver, or … Read more
Northlink TVET College Semester 2 2026 Applications Now Open in South Africa Northlink TVET College has officially opened applications for the Semester 2 2026 intake, giving prospective students across South Africa another opportunity to enrol in career-focused programmes. As one of the country’s well-established Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions, Northlink continues to … Read more
South Africa continues to face a growing demand for qualified healthcare professionals, particularly nurses who play a critical role in hospitals, clinics, and community health programmes. As a result, several nursing colleges across the country have opened applications for the 2026 nursing intake. Prospective students interested in pursuing a career in healthcare now have an … Read more
VUT Late Applications for 2026 Are Now Open academic year, offering prospective students another opportunity to secure admission into selected programmes. This announcement comes as welcome news for applicants who missed the main application window or who are still finalising their study plans for 2026. Late applications are subject to space availability, and not all … Read more
Thousands of South African learners rewrite their matric every year — not because they failed completely, but because they want better results, new subject combinations, or a second chance at higher education and employment. As the 2026 academic cycle approaches, interest in Matric Rewrite Colleges for 2026 has surged, especially among learners who missed university … Read more
Applying to a public university is a big milestone, and once your application is submitted, the next important step is tracking your admission status. For thousands of applicants across South Africa, checking the UJ 2026 admission status is the moment where plans begin to feel real. Why Checking Your UJ Admission Status Matters Your admission … Read more
Walter Sisulu University (WSU) has issued an important update for prospective students who missed the main application window for the 2026 academic year. WSU Late Applications 2026 are currently being considered, but the application period is expected to close by the end of January, subject to space availability across faculties and campuses. For thousands of … Read more