The cost of a qualification at NMU depends on the modules you choose. To get an accurate estimate, you can create a personal fee estimate by selecting your qualification on the NMU website, viewing the Qualification Details page, and using the “Create Personal Fee Estimation” button.
Financial Assistance
Before registering, it’s crucial to ensure you have sufficient funds to cover not only your course fees but also additional expenses such as books, equipment, transport, accommodation, and general living costs. NMU offers several forms of financial assistance:
- Bursaries: Awarded based on financial need and academic excellence.
- Merit Awards: Given to students with outstanding academic or sporting achievements.
- Scholarships: Available for various fields of study.
- Study Loans: Provided in collaboration with the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) for financially needy students.
Down-Payments for 2024
Before registration, students are required to make down-payments. Here are the amounts payable for different programs:
- Degree Programs, Postgraduate Diplomas, and Related Studies:
- Full-Time: R 9,800
- Part-Time: R 5,700
- Diploma/Certificate Programs and Related Studies:
- Full-Time: R 6,900
- Part-Time: R 4,800
- Enrollment Fee: R 1,620 (both full-time and part-time)
- Medical Degree (First Year): R 26,100 (inclusive of device and non-tuition fee levies)
- Residences (All Campuses): R 7,600
Additional Costs
In addition to tuition fees, students should budget for:
- Books and Equipment: Essential for your courses.
- Transport: Daily commuting or travel expenses.
- Accommodation: On-campus or off-campus living costs.
- General Living Expenses: Food, personal items, and other daily needs.
Conclusion
Understanding the fee structure and available financial assistance at NMU is essential for planning your academic journey. By utilizing the resources provided by NMU, such as the personal fee estimation tool and financial aid options, you can better prepare for the financial commitments of your studies.