by Kegorapetse | Mar 19, 2021 | All News, Student Media
At its meeting held on Friday, 19 March 2021, the Executive Committee of Senate approved the extension of registration date for both undergraduate and postgraduate students to end on Friday, 26 March 2021. Immediately after the 26 March 2021, the University has also set aside the period 29-31 March 2021 for late registration for both undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Download: Circular_Registration-Dates-for-2021_Registrars-Office
by Kegorapetse | Mar 1, 2021 | All News, Student Media
Thank you for choosing to study at Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University (SMU) in 2021. Kindly take note of the following conditions in respect of study offers and registration:
1. Acceptance of study offer
The study offer should be accepted or declined within three (3) days of receipt of the offer by completing the Acceptance of Study Offer Form. The completed form should be emailed to: apply@smu.ac.za. Please note that failure to respond within the three day period may result in your place being given to another student because places are limited at the University.
2. Student Fees
a. The 2021 tuition and residence fees
Information on fees is available on www.smu.ac.za. For more information on fees, call: 012 521 4614/5954.
b. Initial minimum tuition fee payment (for students without financial assistance)
• Self-funded students (without financial assistance) are required to pay an initial minimum amount of R4 500 before they are allowed to register. Payment should be made at Standard Bank into Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University, account number: 071244395, branch code 020909. Use your student number as your reference;
• Cash will not be accepted on campus;
• Payment must be made at least three (3) days before registration; and
• The balance must be paid during the year.
3. Financial assistance
• If you are sponsored, provide written proof of sponsorship to the Finance Department.
• If you intend to apply for financial assistance through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) visit www.nsfas.org.za as soon as possible. For more information, call 012 521 4622 or email: karen.herman@smu.ac.za
4. Scholarships and Merit Bursaries.
The University offers merit bursaries to first time entering students who have performed exceptionally well in the Grade 12 examinations and have not studied at other institutions of higher learning before. For more information, contact the Financial Aid Office. For more information, call 012 521 4622 or email: karen.herman@smu.ac.za
5. Accommodation
There are limited places in University residence and admission to study at SMU does not guarantee a place in residence. You have to apply for residence at the Sports Complex on campus after you have registered.
Please note that places are awarded on a first come first served basis. If unsuccessful, the University may assist you with off-campus accommodation or you can make your own arrangements.
6. Registration arrangements
a. Registration is online on the University self-help portal (iEnabler).
b. Students will be able to register on campus or off campus anytime during the day or at night on the dates listed in table below.
c. Students are expected to use their own gadgets (laptops or smart cellular phones) to register
d. If you experience problems during registration, call the following numbers 012 521 4204/ 4319/4644/5057 (during office hours
7. International students
International students will not be allowed to register before they are cleared by the International Office. The International Office can be contacted on 012 521 5834. Emails should be sent to: eunice.modiba@smu.ac.za. Please note that international students are required to submit certified copies of the following documents:
• Valid passport;
• Valid study permit endorsed specifically for SMU; and
• Medical aid cover that is registered and administered in South Africa during your studies at SMU.
8. Student cards
a. Students are required to have student identity cards for identification and access purposes.
b. Students can collect their identity cards at the Sports Complex on campus after they have completed the registration process.
9. Important dates
| DATE |
SCHOOL |
ACTIVITY |
| 1 -2 March 2021 |
School of Pharmacy |
Registration of first year students |
| 2–5 March 2021 |
All Schools (excluding the School of Pharmacy) |
Registration of first year students in the other 4 Schools |
| 8-10 March 2021 |
All Schools |
Orientation of first year students |
| 11 March 2021 |
All Schools |
Commencement of lectures for first year students |
10. PLEASE NOTE
The University reserves the right to verify the information provided. If the information is found to be misrepresented, your admission shall be revoked.
We look forward to welcoming you at Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University in 2021
Issued by:
Office of the Registrar
26 February 2021
by Kegorapetse | Feb 26, 2021 | All News, Student Media
The University will be releasing the Standard Examination Results for the 2020 academic year today in the afternoon (by 14h00), as indicated in the revised academic calendar. The results for the following Schools will be released, subject to certain conditions:
- School of Medicine, with the exception of MBCHB III students’ results. The Examination Commission for the MBCHB III class will meet later today, and the results will be released shortly during the course of next week. The Dean will provide details to the affected students;
- School of Pharmacy, with the exception of few modules that are still outstanding, to be finalized by the School early in the week. Further details will be communicated to the affected students by the School; and
- School of Health Care Sciences.
Furthermore, kindly note that:
- School of Oral Health Sciences, will only hold their Examination Commission meeting at 14h00 today (26 February 2021), and the approved results will be available with the exception of some modules that are still to be completed by the students. The results will be accessed as and when they are made available to the Registrar’s Office. Further details will be provided by the Dean.
- The School of Science and Technology will only be holding their Examination Commission meeting on Monday, 1 March 2021. The Dean of School will provide further details on the matter.
Notice can downloaded below:
by Kegorapetse | Feb 22, 2021 | All News, Student Media
PURPOSE OF THE CALL
The purpose of this call is to obtain a list of applicants who have the potential to be appointed as CUTL tutors in order to offer tutorial support to vulnerable students. The tutors will be available for appointment to specific schools and allocated to students who are at-risk of failure or academic exclusion. The program will be centralised at CUTL and will be coordinated from the Unit of Student Academic Development and Support.
Minimum Requirements
1. A minimum academic performance of 65% average in the previous year (2020 academic year) of study
2. Be willing to assist students with academic support
For more details, please follow the link below:
Call-for-Tutors_-To-Register-on-CUTL-Database_2021_Final
by Kegorapetse | Feb 22, 2021 | All News, Student Media
Students are invited to apply for a student academic assistant (SAA) role within the Student Support Unit of CUTL for the year 2021. The purpose of this post is to assist the Unit in delivering academic support and administration to students in all Schools. The academic support will be offered in the form of individual and group advisory sessions and workshops.
Minimum Requirements:
• A minimum academic performance of 65% average in the previous year (2020 academic year) of study
• Must have successfully completed a module in Psychology or related field
For more details, please follow the link below:
Advert_Student-Advisers_2021_Final
by Kegorapetse | Feb 22, 2021 | All News, Student Media
Students are invited to apply for appointment in the residence mentorship program (RMP) within the Student Support Unit of CUTL for the year 2021. The purpose of this post is to assist the Unit in delivering mentorship to senior students (2nd year and above) at SMU residences. Residence mentorship will be coordinated by CUTL through the office of the Student Academic Development and Support.
The primary responsibilities for a Mentor include:
1. Attend ALL SMP training sessions
2. Schedule and conduct structured mentorship sessions at least once per week (a total of 4 sessions a month)
3. Provide regular feedback through sessions reports to CUTL
For more details, please follow the link below:
Advert_Residence_Student-Mentorship-Programme_2021_Final
