UJ Registration 2023 for admitted students is in progress. Only students with acceptance into a qualification can register.
You must register as a University of Johannesburg student especially if you want to have enough access to the student portal, and other student privileges.
How to complete University of Johannesburg (UJ) Registration
This Registration is not for students yet to apply for study, check application guidelines for prospective students. Rather, UL registration is meant for students who have applied and have been accepted into a qualification.
UJ registration is expected to run from January 10, 2023 to date that depends on your college.
Start with these steps to complete your registration:
- Check your application status on the status checker portal – cao-login/
- After confirming your admission status, Receive curriculum guidance
- Go to University of Johannesburg/UJ registration portal – https://www.uj.ac.za/admission-aid/undergraduate/
- After proper guidance, you can proceed to register modules
- Be ready to upload documents where necessary
- You may need to be cleared if you are a NSFAS funded student to register, further guidelines are available for NSFAS-approved student
The school may obtain the list of first-time entrants approved for funding directly from NSFAS.
For returning NSFAS students, the University may prepare a provisional list of returning students eligible for NSFAS funding based on the results and/or obtain the list of NSFAS-approved returning students approved for funding.
Registration dates
- Returning/continuing students’ commences on 16 January 2023 until 10 February 2023(only online, off-campus registration will be allowed).
- Access cards for senior students will be automatically activated after registration.
- First-year undergraduate students registration commences on 20 January 2023 and closes on 10 February 2023(only online, off-campus registration will be allowed).
- First-Year students only need to come onto campus to collect their student cards. Students can collect their student card at any campus during the registration period.
- To gain access to campus, you will need your printed proof of registration and an ID or driver’s license.
Vaccination Information for students
Suspension of COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccination measures.
The UJ Council approved be relaxing of some of our Mandatory Vaccination Policy stipulations and Implementation Protocols.
Should there be an increase in the number of COVID-19 infections and in the resultant risk to our staff, students, and third parties, the University may be required to reinstate the suspended measures.
Registration Information Letters
Fraudulent activities outside and Inside University premises.
We alert all our students of the scavengers’ activities that are happening within and outside our campuses. These activities are happening in the form of scams and fraud.
It has come to our attention that there are individuals who pose as university employees or student representatives in an attempt to defraud our students. These individuals will promise to assist students with academic space, bursaries, student accommodation and or registration assistance in an exchange of cash. Once they are given the money, they will either vanish without trace or use fraudulent credit cards in carrying out their promises, the credit card transaction will at the end be reversed leaving the students with enormous debt.
The University of Johannesburg is a cashless environment, and no amount of money must be given to any of our staff members or students representatives to get any assistance. Students and parents are urged to always be alert and to only interact with the university using the official platforms. We also urge them to report any suspicious activities to our fraud line.
Tel: 0800 872 846
Email: uj@tip-offs.com
Website: www.tip-offs.com
For questions and/or comments, please make a comment below and we will respond accordingly.
Separate registration is usually made for residence, fully registered students may also need the proof of registration to enter campus (with photo ID or student card).
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