Faculty of
Health Sciences
The Faculty of Health Sciences supports academic endeavours that seek to strengthen the advancement of Science, Engineering, and Technology.
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Faculty of
Humanities
The Faculty is not immune from the neo-liberal market forces that are influencing the privatisation and commercialisation of education.
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Faculty of
Science & Agriculture
The Faculty offers FOURTEEN DHET-accredited undergraduate programmes of which SEVEN are in the SAES and the other SEVEN are shared amongst the THREE other Schools.
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Faculty of
Management & Law
The Faculty of Management and Law advances scholarship in teaching, innovative research and relevant community engagement.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
See allFaculty of Management and Law and the Limpopo Legislature Colloquium: ’30 Years of Democracy, Partnerships and Growth in Limpopo’
Launch of the University of Limpopo KwaZulu-Natal Alumni and Convocation Chapter.
School of Accountancy Student Top Achievers Awards 2024
UL Namibian graduates meet for their Annual Alumni General Meeting
Upcoming events
view moreEnd of the Year Summative Re-Assessments Commences
Meeting 8/8: EMC
Meeting 10/10: Research Ethics Committee (TREC)
End of the Year Summative Re-Assessments End
Meeting 10/10: Central Higher Degrees Committee
CAMPUS LIFE
An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.
The University of Limpopo (UL) offers a vibrant and enriching academic experience that is both diverse and stimulating. With a commitment to excellence in education, the university provides a supportive learning environment where students can thrive. Boasting state-of-the-art facilities, a dedicated faculty, and a range of innovative programs, the University of Limpopo equips students with the knowledge and skills needed for success in their chosen fields.
Every journey at UL is about that most important day, when hard work and commitment lead to the attainment of a qualification and a chance to celebrate with friends and family at a graduation ceremony like no other…nothing says “Africa” quite like our graduation ceremonies.