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NUST Fees: How Much A Zimbabwe University Semester Costs

8 months agoMon, 29 Jul 2024 16:42:19 GMT
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NUST Fees: How Much A Zimbabwe University Semester Costs

A recent notice sent out to prospective undergraduate students at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) in Zimbabwe shows the cost of a university education in the country.

According to the notice, student pay amounts ranging from US $500 to $650 depending on their undergraduate degree program.

The Notice, which you can download here, lists the following programs and their academic fees:

Faculty of Communication and Information Science: US $560

Faculty of Applied Science: US $620

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Faculty of Built Environment: US $620

Faculty of Commerce: US $500

Faculty of Engineering: US $620

Faculty of Medicine: US $650

Faculty of Science and Technology: US $620

Additional Special Levies

Studio Levy (FOBE) : US $95

Studio Levy (C.I.S):  US $35

Clinical Levy (HAS):  US $125

Clinical Levy (HMED): US $35

Location Levy: US $150

Elective Medicine: US $195

 

Accommodation Fees

The notice did not include accommodation fees. However some research shows that NUST offers On-Campus accommodation at $7 (single rooms) and $6 (sharing rooms) a day. The fee includes 3 meals a day. 

A semester is at least 4 months so this works out to about $800 a semester for accommodation.

Off-Campus accommodation is also offered at the recently built Old Mutual Student Complex and this goes for $90 a month, but does not include any meals. Students have to arrange meals for themselves.

Since the Old Mutual Student Complex belongs to Old Mutual, fees are paid to the company directly.

 

About NUST

NUST is one of the most prestigious universities in Zimbabwe, along with the University of Zimbabwe. It is located in Bulawayo, the second largest city in the country.

Over the years, there have been complaints by students and their families that the cost of a university education in Zimbabwe is too high, given the state of the economy.

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33 Comments

Anonymous · 8 months ago
Eish it's so bad especially to some of us who are not earning that much it's really bad
Anonymous · 8 months ago
Too expensive
Anonymous · 8 months ago
But fees not that bad. Some universities are extremely expensive. The government needs to assist paying for tertiary education. Especially areas of critical importance to avoid shortage for skilled professionals. Some of us come from poor backgrounds . My poor background must not determine my future despite my intellectual capacity. If I check Universities in SA are more expensive than Zim Universities. For example other SA university can charge more than R200k for just MBA.
Anonymous · 8 months ago
You are most probably based in South Africa where education is subsidised by the government and there are a lot of sponsorships both from the government and private sector. Secondly you cannot compare Zim and South Africa because of the great margins in terms of salaries .How many people in Zimbabwe are paid more than 300USD per month?Extremely very few and how many can afford that 700USD per semester?You say MBA can cost you around R200K,I am sure you are referring to private higher learning institutions like MANCOSA or MONASH.It is still very expensive ,can you imagine that last semester the fees were around 300USD and now it has doubled?Has the salary of an ordinary person in Zimbabwe increased?The answer is NO,so kindly gather facts before you comment.
Anonymous · 8 months ago
Zim education is very expensive primary and secondary it's all about extra lessons now .Also buying your own textbook which are expensive and uniform at the same school. Parents don't any have choice anymore
2k · 8 months ago
these fees are set by people whose education was funded by government grants
Si**** · 8 months ago
Interesting article indeed. My take is that there is an Education Act in Zimbabwe. According to the Constitution of Zimbabwe the entry requirements into any University programme is 2 A'Level subjects. This literary translate to at least 2points from any 2A level subjects. Since there is huge competition from high schools where learners are doing 6 A'Level subjects instead of the usual 3subjects which we used to do,it has become increasingly difficult to take a two pointer when there are hundreds of them with 20points and above. Ofcourse University should consider the relevant three subjects when allocating University places on a fair scale to those who sat for 3subjects.Why today's kids are doing more than A'Level subjects is a story for another day. On the issue of fees, I would like to say institutions must not guess how much must be paid instead they must use what is called Unit Cost of Education, computation where they must add all costs (fixed & variable) incurred in training enrolled students per year and divide this figure by the total number of " full -time students in that year. Whatever figure comes out is the actual fees. Fees for training Scince & Engineering students should naturally be higher than for Arts & Social Science students. Unfortunately most Universities are now degree milling Universities, lecturers getting kick-backs from students for good marks, Engineering & Science students being taught on a WhatsApp group for 4years and handed a useless first class degree. Unfortunately this country Zimbabwe has a lot of uneducated Professors and Doctors,with due respect to those who carry these titles yet they have no clue how the button on their shirt is made or why all car tyres are black.... Student fees must be commensurate with quality of lecturers as well as quality of Education. In Europe and beyond Education is pricy because Science Labs & Engineering workshops are well equipped for real life training of students....there is value for money out there. I paid in excess of 60,000 GBP for a 4yr undergraduate degree in UK but it was worth it unlike a useless USD8000 worth similar degree for the same duration. The market value for the two graduates are certainly different when hired for the same job.The industrialization agenda in Zimbabwe requires us to re-think & re-calibrate the quality and quantity of our graduates towards attaining an upper middle class economy. Upper Class economies like Germany have 24000 Engineers per every 1Million people whereas Zimbabwe has 419 useful Engineers per 1Million people. I am for Heritage Education 5.0,Industry 4.0, NDS1 & Vision 2030 as they are Brilliant national blueprints, well-crafted but require living the dream by putting hands on the plough. Sorry for a long post.
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Noob · 8 months ago
Didn't bother to read it
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hoyo · 8 months ago
then don't go to varsity . go to USA the fees go to bout 200k basic degree if finished that's like 4year then you complain. most of you wanted the whole india experience and pay bout2-3k for a visa and now you complain .aish ma zim wat do you want university to be cheap then go to zambia they got poor degree . kana zvanetsa do free online courses kwete kungo wawata
Anonymous · 8 months ago
Some of us earn a minimum wage but we want the best for our kids ,they also need a chance at varsity its not for the rich only .Yes it is too expensive.
Anonymous · 8 months ago
U went offside. Education should be affordable. Imagine number of students are excellng well at A Level but cant get the chance to go to University bcoz the fees are very exorbitant and beyond the reach of parents in this disfunctional economy. Iwe kana une vanereki vane mari dont equate with others.
Mudhibhisi · 8 months ago
This outrageous discrimination in the institutions of higher learning is a blatant betrayal of the masses.This education is now only for the elites.Accessibility to education shld be improved. The very pple gazzeting these fees never paid a cent fr their degrees. It's quite unfortunate that we hv witnessed the continuation of these bottlenecks in a free Zim.
Antman · 8 months ago
Ok just research LSU fees and see that nust os better commercials fees atcLSU are outrageous
🧐 · 8 months ago
You are right they never paid a single cent nje elesikhala, infact they were paid to be at university 🤔 but sokuyithi sokubhadalwa not justpay but IMBADALO ZOMHLOLO
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rebhara · 8 months ago
truly speaking education is expensive so civil servants cannot afford these fees
Antman · 8 months ago
Some of we were taught ne pay iyoyo yema cevil servants when I was doing part 4 my brother had just started part one,and it was tough but we pushed and completed our so called degrees
patz · 8 months ago
@ rebara The majority of students at <universities are actually civil servants kidzs. Its not the amount of your salary that mostly matter but its actually how you use it. When I was one of those civil servants I actually had 2 kidz at var for 4 yrs at the same time. When you hear civil servants crying for more pay it doesnt mean they dont have money from elsewhere but its their right to have a fair salary.
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Anonymous · 8 months ago
Only thieves and business people can afford this
· 8 months ago
MSU ndoiri pamberi manje lowest 618
Povo... · 8 months ago
pamberi pachih.u.r.e chete..
Mdryk · 8 months ago
varsity inotora ma2points.zviriko hre?
Antman · 8 months ago
Yep 2 points from different courses
MSU · 8 months ago
pa chi h u re inomboturaya hayo sepano paShabanie mumandava umu hmmm ma1
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van der bil · 8 months ago
monyepa imwi. zvish is a clean town. mandava bho
Antman · 8 months ago
@Mdryk yes two points on on 2 course, one point ku maths and one point in physics or chemistry you're eligible for varsity
Sir MK ... · 8 months ago
@Mdryk Not during our time because b4 '98. we used to receive gvt Grants so every child poor or rich could go to varsity. so only the Highscores got in . sciences 8 points Yu couldn't get in bcoz there were those with 15-14-points then they they started at 9 points. commercials in 1997 Yu only had to have 15. and there was UZ and NUST only. now thers more varsities and it's those who can afford it who will go. so ma2points yes akungopindawo. 2 points mean you scored Less than 25% in 2subjects . yet in 4 years you're swaggering in town in Cap'n'Gown. because you could afford it. in 1997-98 that's what we were demonstrating for nanaLearnmore Jongwe(the Grants that were being scrapped). it's now pathetic.
heartman · 8 months ago
higher education is now for the elite and for the general populace it's just a nightmare. maHorror
vip · 8 months ago
chibage hachina kuita, mombe dzadzika price paMarket. baba naamai vakafa ndoendeswa kuUni nagogo. vanotangirepi?
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