Courses Offered At UNAM

What is UNAM?

The University of Namibia (UNAM) is a multi-campus public research university in Namibia, as well as the largest university in the country. It was established by an act of Parliament on 31 August 1992.

Here are some of the courses offered at UNAM

• Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources (years)
• Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences.
• Faculty of Education.
• Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.
• Faculty of Health Sciences.
• Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does UNAM stand for in Namibia?

The University of Namibia (UNAM) was established by an Act of Parliament on August 31, 1992 as recommended by a Commission on Higher Education.

Is NUST better than UNAM?

In recent years NUST has been ahead of UNAM; the Webometrics 2013 lists it on rank 28 in Africa (2,284 globally), and UNAM on rank 48 (3,160). On the local level, judging service and contributions to the Namibian economy, NUST usually tops all other educational institutions.

What do you study at UNAM?

Biological Sciences.
Chemistry and Biochemistry.
Geology.
Mathematics.
Physics.
Statistics and Population Studies.

How many universities are there in Namibia?

The higher education system of Namibia is represented by 5 universities with 48 study programs.

Can I study at UNAM with Grade 10?

Grade 10 or Standard 8 School Certificate. Grade 12 or Standard 10 School Certificate (School of Medicine, School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, Bachelor of Accounting (Chartered Accountancy), Bachelor of Law (Honours) ID or Passport. Other previous Qualifications.

Does UNAM take Grade 11?

Because these are huge numbers,” he stated. Although Unam is unlikely to admit these learners, the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) and the International University of Management confirmed that the grade 11 matriculants are eligible to apply for admission.

Is UNAM hard to get into?

The admission exam is given twice a year, in February and June, and any student from any high school with at least a grade point average of 70% can take it. The admission exam to the UNAM is quite competitive and only a small percentage of those who apply actually get in.

How much do lecturers earn in Namibia?

A person working as a Lecturer in Namibia typically earns around 25,700 NAD per month. Salaries range from 13,600 NAD (lowest) to 39,100 NAD (highest).

When can I apply to UNAM?

For Namibian applicants, applications close on 06 September. For international applicants, applications close on 02 August. For Late Namibian applicants, applications close on 07 October (excluding School of Medicine and Pharmacy).

Can you go to University with grade 11 in Namibia?

The minister said although some universities may require higher levels for admission to some disciplines, such as engineering and medicine, pupils who passed their Grade 11 under the new curriculum can still be admitted to tertiary institutions for undergraduate degrees and diplomas.

What should I study in Grade 10 in Namibia?

• Short Course in Tourism Management.
• Tourism Management Certificate.
• Comprehensive Certificate in Tourism Management.

How do I apply to University of Namibia?

• Grade 10 or Standard 8 School Certificate.
• Your Highest High School Certificate.
• ID or Passport.
• Other Qualifications.
• Proof of 5 years working exprience.

Is UNAM hard to get into in Namibia?

The admission exam is given twice a year, in February and June, and any student from any high school with at least a grade point average of 70% can take it. The admission exam to the UNAM is quite competitive and only a small percentage of those who apply actually get in.

How much does it cost to study law in Namibia?

Estimated fees paid by students studying Law course in Namibia is N$ 16,522 annually and that is for the Bachelor of Laws (Honours). Master of Laws (by Thesis) students pay N$ 24,976 and Doctor of Philosophy in Law N$ 30,963 annually.

How many years does it take to study law in Namibia?

The curriculum for the LLB degree consists of four years full- time study, leading to a professional degree at level 8 of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). The mode of teaching consists of face-to-face lectures, tutorials and legal aid clinic practicals.