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Student Registration 2025
We welcome you to the University of the Free State! The 2025 academic year is fast approaching, and we can’t wait to see new and returning students on campus. Remember: Online registration opens on 7 January 2025; early registration is key to securing your place!

The University of the Free State (UFS) is excited to welcome new and returning students for the 2025 academic year. To ensure a smooth transition into university life, it is essential for all prospective and current students to familiarise themselves with the registration process.

To avoid delays, all students are advised to complete their registration as early as possible, as some programmes may have specific deadlines that differ from the general dates mentioned.

Registration methods

The UFS strongly encourages all students to use the online registration platform for a quick and easy process. This method is available for both new and returning students; please visit the official registration website for steps to register online.

However, a face-to-face, on-campus option is available to students who need additional support. Click on your relevant faculty below to learn more about the dates and on-campus venues.

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Key dates to keep in mind

First semesterSecond Semester
Online Registration 7 January - 7 February 2025 21 - 25 July 2025
Curriculum advice and registration for first-year students27 January - 7 February 202521 - 25 July 2025
Curriculum advice and registration for senior students20 January – 7 February 202521 - 25 July 2025
Curriculum advice and registration for Postgraduate students20 January – 7 February 2025 Honours and PGDip (unless communicated otherwise by your faculty)21 - 25 July 2025 Honours and PGDip (unless communicated otherwise by your faculty)
Classes start on10 February 202521 July 2025
The last date to add or change module14 February 2025
25 July 2025
The last date to cancel modules with full credit31 March 202515 August 2025

Returning master’s and doctoral students can register during the official registration period.

20 January – 31 March 2025 for the first semester or a year programme, NOT during the month they initially registered 

21 - 25 July 2025

Do you need further assistance? We’ve got you covered!

Should you require further guidance or have enquiries regarding the registration process, multiple avenues for support are available:

  • Institutional Call Centre: Call +27 51 401 9111 or WhatsApp +27 87 240 6370
  • Email support: Reach out to studentadmin@ufs.ac.za

The UFS experience is about more than just academic achievement; it’s about becoming part of something larger than yourself.

From exciting student activities to cutting-edge research, you’ll be surrounded by opportunities that challenge, support, and inspire you to take bold steps in your personal and professional growth. Welcome to a place where you don’t just learn – you thrive, evolve, and make lasting connections that will shape your future.

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International medical symposium
2011-06-10

 
Left to right, Dr  S.M Mogaladi from Pretoria, Dr Paul Sergeant, Chairperson of the International Cooperation Committee of the European Association of Cardiothoracic Surgery ( also immediate past president of EACTS) and Dr Richard Schulenburg from our university.

Our Faculty of Health Sciences hosted the European Association for Cardiothoracic Surgeons Academy (EACTS) and Hannes Meyer Cardiothoracic Surgery Registrar Symposium, from 3 to 5 June 2011.

The focus of this year’s symposium was new techniques in perfusion and surgery, with specific emphasis on research methodology, inflammatory lung disease and cardiac surgery in children and adults, which can be performed without the aid of a heart-lung machine in developing countries. 

The symposium was attended by approximately 70 delegates from cardiothoracic units from across South Africa and 10 doctors from 6 African countries, as well as 30 perfusion technologists.

Several international visitors were present, like Prof. Paul Sergeant and Prof. Marko Turina, two previous EACTS presidents and Prof. Charles Yankah, a Ghanaian Cardiothoracic Surgeon from the Charite Medical University in Berlin. The current president of the European Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion (EBCP), Mr Frank Merkle, was also one of three international speakers delivering lectures on perfusion technology.
 

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