University of The Free State Masters Degrees

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University of The Free State Masters Degrees

University of The Free State Masters Degrees, Master of Business Administration – Selection fees and banking details
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2nd SEMESTER IS ON 30 APRIL
SELECTION FEES – R1 750
Selection fees for studies in are payable upon application for admission
Selection fees are non-refundable
PAYMENT DETAILS

    1. Electronic Fund Transfer – Register the UFS Business School as beneficiary
    1. Cashier: Thakaneng Bridge on campus – Monday to Friday (08:30-14:30)
    1. Post Office: Any branch – Reference number: MBA, surname, and initials
  1. UFS Business School banking details – selection fees

Bank
Name of account
Account number
Branch code
SWIFT code for international payments
Reference number

ABSA
UFS Business School
40 7576 7007
632005
ABSAZAJJ
MBA, surname, and initials

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Proof of payments must be mailed to Mrs Elvira Oberholzer

CONTACT
Elvira Oberholzer
T: +27 51 401 3163

Vice-Chancellor’s Prestige Scholars Programme

The Vice-Chancellor’s Prestige Scholars Programme (PSP) accelerates the pathway to professorship for 25 young scholars with recent PhDs. Through intensive research support and academic training, the unique programme focuses on the next generation of top researchers.

The programme identifies and promotes promising young academics at the university towards becoming full professors with superior research accomplishments. This fast-tracking of the next generation of professors involves an intensive mentorship programme at the UFS and international placement with a leading scholar at a top university.

Prof Jackie du Toit, Academic Co-Director of PSP, says: “This highly prestigious cross-disciplinary programme for the next generation of UFS professors in the last two years produced Fulbright scholars; NRF Y1-rated young scholars; NRF Blue Skies and Thuthuka recipients and several National Research Foundation Y2 ratings.

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“Scholars on the programme have created partnerships with leading universities in Japan, Europe, the UK and the USA. Within the South African academy, the PSP is a novel approach to the advancement of scholarship and the development of professional scholars. It contributes towards positioning the UFS as an innovator among research universities in this country.”