This article contains information on the University of Johannesburg, UJ online Admission application Form for Advanced Diploma in Logistics – 2024/2025 Intake and how to Apply. It also contains the University of Johannesburg, UJ Online Advanced Diploma in Logistics Application form download link, its online application where necessary as well as the University of Johannesburg, UJ Online Advanced Diploma in Logistics Admission requirements.
It is announced for the information of prospective applicants and the general public that the University of Johannesburg, UJ, is offering the under-listed programmes for the 2024/2025 academic year.
The purpose of the AdvDip (Logistics) is to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of logistics management for prospective students who are currently middle managers, or aspire towards middle management so that they can apply the principles of logistics management in their working environment.
To this end, the programme makes provision for the development of knowledge and applied competence related to procurement, logistics processes and practices, project management, logistics research, global supply management and quantitative techniques.
The inclusion of research methodology and a research project module, as well as a practical simulation module* in which students will be required to apply their acquired theoretical knowledge to current industry-related challenges, offers students the opportunity to balance theory, research and practical application in their learning experience. *The practical simulation module will be a customised module with gamification elements focusing on their skills to apply the theory.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified SCHOOL LEAVERS, NON-SCHOOL LEAVERS, and SPECIAL CASES.
The UJ Online Application Procedure & Admission Requirements
Entry Requirements:
The admission requirements for this programme will adhere to the University of Johannesburg’s Admission and Selection Policy which is current at the time of the registration for this programme.
An applicant must hold a relevant NQF Level 6 qualification with Logistics as the specialisation. Alternatively, an applicant must have completed the UJ bridging programme for entering the Advanced Diploma in Logistics.
Required documentation:
- A certified academic record and a certified copy of the highest qualification obtained.
- An updated and detailed CV.
- Proof of work experience.
Technical requirements
We recommend the following in order to successfully complete your 100% online degree:
Basic computer skills:
- Be able to operate your computer and perform common tasks.
- Email and file management (access, create, edit, save, upload and download documents).
- Be able to use a word processing program to create and edit documents.
- Basic web-browsing skills.
Computer requirements:
- Laptop or PC
- A high-speed internet connection (3G, 4G, LTE, ADSL or Fibre)
- E-book storage and reading
- The study notes storage and reading (PDF, MS Office)
- Video storage and playback
- Video recording
- Audio storage and playback
- Audio recording
- Web browsing
- Document creation
- Access to social networking
Application Procedure
DOMESTIC APPLICANTS
All applicants are required to use the UJ online application portal.
Fees
UJ online programmes are designed to be affordable, saving time and money compared to other formats. Tuition fees are calculated per seven-week module. You can enrol in and pay for each consecutive session as your studies progress. Payment is accepted through the online student portal and must meet the payment deadline.
- Number of modules: 8
- Programme credits: 128
- Fees per programme credit: R311
- Total tuition fees: ±R39 760**
* The Applied Financial Mathematics module includes an exemption exam.
** Fees quoted are 2020 fees. Fees are subject to an annual increase.
The module will be exempted on the academic record if the exemption exam is passed.
Payment methods
Important: total tuition fees due to the module should be paid in full before registration will be allowed.
- Credit card – recommended payment option
- Credit card (e-payments) will reflect on your UJ student account immediately.
For online e-payments please use the following link:
https://www.uj.ac.za/studyatUJ/Student-Finance/Pages/E-Payments.aspx
Bank Deposit
If you make payment at an FNB branch, you must ensure that your names and student number are clearly written in block letters on the deposit slip.
Please file the deposit documentation in a safe place.
Should you have any queries regarding the payment not reflecting on your UJ student account, therefore preventing you from registering, you can email [email protected] to submit an enquiry – insert your student number as the email subject.
Visit any FNB branch to make a payment into the UJ Tuition Fee account.
The teller should select the UJ tuition Fee account for the payment.
Use your valid UJ student number as the reference.
Electronic fund transfers (EFT)
EFTs must be made 72 hours before the registration period closes to ensure that the payment reflects on your UJ student account.
EFTs made from outside the country’s borders may take even longer. It is recommended that foreign students effect payment at least ten days before the registration period closes.
The ‘UJ FNB Tuition Fee’ account is available as a predefined beneficiary on the electronic platforms of all the major South African banks. Search for the predefined beneficiaries on your own electronic banking platform.
Select UJ FNB Tuition Fee account and save that as a beneficiary to make payment.
Use your valid UJ student number as a reference.
ATM
- ATM payments will reflect on your UJ student account within 15 minutes.
- Use any FNB ATM that can accept cash.
- Select the cardless services option on the ATM.
- Deposit the cash.
- FNB Recipient Name – key in UJ and then space.
- Select the UJ Tuition Fee account.
Debit cards
- Debit cards (cards requiring a pin for the processing of your payment) cannot be used for online payments.
