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Bachelor of Consumer Studies in Food Product Management
North-West University · Public University · Potchefstroom, Potchefstroom
Type: Bachelor's Degree Duration: 4 years NQF: 7 Entry: APS 24
NSFAS: Likely NSFAS-eligible
Required subjects
- Mathematics at level 4 (50-59%)
- Physical Sciences at level 4 (50-59%) if Chemistry is chosen as an elective
- at least one Natural Science subject at level 4 (50-59%), or Mathematical Literacy averaging above 70%
- language of tuition at level 4 (50-59%)
- late applications considered on merit
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Bachelor of Science in Food Management
University of Pretoria · Public University · Hatfield, Pretoria
Type: Bachelor's Degree Duration: 4 years Entry: APS 32
NSFAS: Likely NSFAS-eligible Applications: 2026-04-01 to 2026-06-30
Required subjects
- National Senior Certificate with an achievement level of at least 5 in English Home Language or English First Additional Language, at least level 5 in Mathematics and at least level 5 in Physical Sciences.
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Diploma in Consumer Science in Food and Nutrition
Walter Sisulu University · Public University · Buffalo City, East London
Type: Diploma Duration: 3 years NQF: 6 Entry: APS 22
NSFAS: Likely NSFAS-eligible
Required subjects
- Main stream: National Senior Certificate with at least 4 (50-59%) for English (Home Language or First Additional Language), at least 3 (40-49%) for Mathematics, and at least 4 (40-49%) for Physical Sciences.
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Diploma in Consumer Science in Food and Nutrition Extended Curriculum Programme (ECP)
Walter Sisulu University · Public University · Buffalo City, East London
Type: Diploma Duration: 4 years NQF: 6 Entry: APS 20
NSFAS: Likely NSFAS-eligible
Required subjects
- Extended stream: National Senior Certificate with at least 4 (50-59%) for English (Home Language or First Additional Language), at least 3 (40-49%) for Mathematics, and at least 3 (40-49%) for Physical Sciences.
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