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Vibrant, multicultural and dynamic, the University of Johannesburg (UJ) shares the pace and energy of cosmopolitan Johannesburg, the city whose name it carries. Proudly South African, the university is alive down to its African roots, and well-prepared for its role in actualizing the potential that higher education holds for the continent’s development.

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UJ forges strategic partnership with City University of Hong Kong


The University of Johannesburg (UJ) is proud to announce a new and exciting partnership with City University of Hong Kong (CityU). This collaboration, formalised

Dr Naledi Pandor calls for solidarity with Palestine in keynote address at UJ memorial lecture


International Relations and Cooperation of South Africa, Minister Naledi Pandor, in her keynote address at the University of Johannesburg (UJ)

Opinion: South Africa’s media have done good work with 30 years of freedom but need more diversity


In 1992, two years before the end of apartheid, Nelson Mandela bemoaned the state of South Africa’s print media. He said the media’s domination

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2022
51 424 Undergraduate (78%) Postgraduate (22%) Headcount (%) of total Headcount
40 007 Returning (68%) First-time (26%) Under- graduate (%) of total Undergraduate
82% Undergraduate 85% First-year UG 85% Module success rate
12 128 Undergraduate (67%) Postgraduate (33%) Graduate output (%) of total Graduates