Before applying to study abroad in South Africa, here are 15 websites you can browse to gather information and resources:
Study in South Africa (studyinsouthafrica.net):
This website provides comprehensive information on studying in South Africa, including universities, programs, admission requirements, scholarships, and visa procedures.
South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) (saqa.org.za):
SAQA is responsible for the recognition of qualifications in South Africa. Their website offers information on qualification frameworks and the recognition of foreign qualifications.
Department of Higher Education and Training (dhet.gov.za):
The official website of the Department of Higher Education and Training provides information on higher education policies, initiatives, and universities in South Africa.
South African Government (gov.za):
The official government website provides information on various aspects of living, studying, and working in South Africa, including immigration, policies, and services.
Universities South Africa (universitiessa.ac.za):
Universities South Africa represents South African universities. Their website offers information on member universities, programs, admission requirements, and other relevant resources.
Study Abroad South Africa (studyabroadsouthafrica.org):
This website offers information on study abroad programs in South Africa, including semester programs, internships, and cultural immersion opportunities.
South African Universities (universitydirectory.co.za):
This directory provides a comprehensive list of universities in South Africa. It includes contact information, programs offered, and links to university websites.
South African Tourism (southafrica.net):
The official tourism website for South Africa offers insights into the country’s attractions, events, and practical information for visitors.
National Research Foundation (nrf.ac.za):
The National Research Foundation’s website provides information on research opportunities, grants, and scholarships for international students interested in research programs in South Africa.
South African Airways (flysaa.com):
If you’re planning to travel to South Africa, the website of South African Airways offers information on flights, travel services, and other travel-related resources.
South African Universities Vice-Chancellors Association (SAUVCA) (sauvca.ac.za):
SAUVCA represents the vice-chancellors of South African universities. Their website provides information on higher education policies, initiatives, and university leadership.
South African Embassy/Consulate Websites:
Check the websites of South African embassies or consulates in your country for information on visas, studying in South Africa, and any specific guidelines for students from your country.
South African National Parks (sanparks.org):
If you’re interested in exploring South Africa’s national parks and wildlife, the website of South African National Parks offers information on parks, reservations, and conservation efforts.
South African Council on Higher Education (che.ac.za):
The South African Council on Higher Education’s website provides information on quality assurance in higher education and the accreditation of institutions in South Africa.
Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) (aieaworld.org):
AIEA is a professional association for international education administrators. Their website offers resources and insights into international education trends and practices, including information on South Africa.
Remember to cross-reference the information you find on these websites, reach out to university admission offices, and connect with other students who have studied in South Africa to gather firsthand experiences and insights.
