Study in South Africa – The most alluring destination of the African continent for Study abroad

by Prem Kumar Digital Marketing Specialist

A nation well-famous for its diverse cultures, traditions, languages, and its outstanding natural resplendence, South Africa is a country of intellectual capabilities and offers the highest standard of academic education due to its emerging post-apartheid system and World-ranking Universities.  The country is also the birth place of ‘Satyagrah movement’ (commonly referred as non-violence movement or peaceful resistance) one of the powerful weapons created by Mahatma Gandhi who lived in South Africa for years to fight against injustice and class division.   

The country offers an academic corridor for higher studies to Students around the world who aspires to experience most diverse and complex countries in the world and explore their potential to gain quality exposure at this platform for professional and personal growth. Study in South Africa is the best option for your academic career.

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Since the 1990s, following legislation to overturn the decades of enforced racial segregation, the country is heading toward developing a more democratic society wherein cultural and ethical diversity is the hallmark of its national identity. The country is designated as the ‘Rainbow Nation’ for its unique multi-lingual society having 11 official languages next to India with 15 official languages and Bolivia with 26 languages.

The country excels in many areas:

Study in South Africa offers a plethora of opportunities for educational tourism and research

Offer a plethora of degree, diploma and doctorate programs in countless disciplines

Bachelor’s and master’s degree in Science and technology, Arts and literary, Business and Management, Finance, humanity, etc 

The largest and most striking natural scenery and wildlife

Diverse and dynamic cities and towns

A strong selection of leading Universities with an International perception

Considerably cheaper living costs than any of the Western counterparts including accommodation, food and clothes, transportation, study material, daily expenses, etc

Scholarships programs for potential students

Low education fee

Part-time jobs to back your daily expenses

Increase employability factors

Globally recognized certifications and degrees

South Africa is home to 23 Public Universities out of which 11 are traditional and academically focused, Six Universities of technologies, and six other Institutions offering a blend of both. 9 are features with the highest World Ranking Universities which includes University of Cape Town at 191^st followed by Stellenbosch University positioned at 361^st and University of Witwatersrand (commonly known as ‘Wits’) at joint 364^th in the world, according to the QS World University Ranking.

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