Durban University of Technology School of Nursing Admission Requirements 2024/2025

Before Applying for Admission or picking a form at Durban University of Technology School of Nursing, there are certain requirements set up for aspiring candidates to take note of, therefore, We have taken time to outline the Durban University of Technology School of Nursing admission requirements for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as other members of the institute.

DUT School of Nursing Admission Requirements

Durban University of Technology School of Nursing admission requirements for 2024 applicants are available below and are divided into two (2) sessions, there are;

BTech: Nursing (Occupational Health) Minimum Admission Requirements

In addition to Rule G23A, G3, G4, and G7, applicants must be in possession of:

• A diploma or degree in General Nursing and Midwifery or
• Have been granted conferment of status (Rule G10A refers) or
• Have been granted advanced standing via RPL (Rule G10B).
• Be registered with the South African Nursing Council as a General Nurse and Midwife.
• Have 2 years or more post-registration experience as a general nurse and midwife.
• Have proof of professional indemnity.
• Preference will be given to applicants working in managerial positions

In addition to the above:

1. DUT’s general rules will apply in regard to admission requirements based on work experience, age and maturity, and admission via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
2. The admission of international students will be according to DUT and South African Nursing Council Admissions Policy for International Students and General Rules G4 and G7 (5).

BTech: Nursing (Primary Health Care) Minimum Admission Requirements

In addition to Rule G23A, G3, G4, and G7, applicants must be in possession of:

• A diploma or degree in General Nursing and Midwifery or
• Have been granted conferment of status (Rule G10A refers) or
• Have been granted advanced standing via RPL (Rule G10B).
• Be registered with the South African Nursing Council as a General Nurse and Midwife.
• Have 2 years or more post-registration experience as a general nurse and midwife.
• Have proof of professional indemnity

In addition to the above:

1. DUT’s general rules will apply in regard to admission requirements based on work experience, age and maturity, and admission via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
2. The admission of international students will be according to DUT Admission Policy and South African Nursing Council Guidelines for International Students.

BTech: Nursing (Nursing Management) Minimum Admission Requirements

In addition to Rule G23A, G3, G4, and G7, applicants must be in possession of:

• A diploma or degree in General Nursing and Midwifery or
• Have been granted conferment of status (Rule G10A refers) or
• Have been granted advanced standing via RPL (Rule G10B).
• Be registered with the South African Nursing Council as a General Nurse and Midwife.
• Have 2 years or more post-registration experience as a general nurse and midwife.
• Have proof of professional indemnity.
• Preference will be given to applicants working in managerial positions

In addition to the above:

1. DUT’s general rules will apply in regard to admission requirements based on work experience, age and maturity, and admission via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
2. The admission of international students will be according to DUT and South African Nursing Council Admissions Policy for International Students and General Rules G4 and G7 (5).

MTech: Nursing Entry Requirements

This full research qualification is aligned to Rule G24 and the guidelines in the Post Graduate Student Handbook. This 180 credit qualification is offered at the SAQA NQF Level 9.

In addition to Rule G24(1), persons must be in possession of an appropriate BTech or Bachelors degree or have been granted status or advanced standing according to Rule G10.

In accordance with Rule G5, acceptance into the programme is limited, and entry into the MTech programme is not automatic. To register for the Master of Technology degree: Nursing,a student shall:

• Be registered with SANC as a general nurse;
• Be in possession of a senior certificate unless exempted by the mature age exemption;
• Submit and have a concept paper accepted by the department.

DTech: Nursing Entry Requirements

This full research qualification is aligned to Rule G25 and G26 and the guidelines in the Post Graduate Student Handbook. This 360 credit qualification is offered at the SAQA NQF Level 10.

In addition to Rule G24(1), persons must be in possession of an appropriate Master’s degree or have been granted status or advanced standing according to Rule G10 and meet the following requirements.

• Be registered with SANC as a general nurse;
• Be in possession of a senior certificate unless exempted by the mature age exemption;
• Submit and have a concept paper accepted by the department.

 ➡ SEE – Apply for Admission at Durban University of Technology School of Nursing.

IMPORTANT: 

If the application document is not complete the application will not be processed. An application is considered incomplete if any of the documents listed under point 2 are not attached. Such application will not be considered for selection.

•  ➡ SEE – Durban University of Technology School of Nursing Fees Structure.

An application is considered incomplete if the “Documents Required to be submitted with Application Form“ are not attached. Such application will not be considered for selection.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

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