ADMISSIONS
Learn more about the programmes we offer, and find out how to make an application to join us.
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Welcome to our National University of Science and Technology Admissions and Student Records website! At NUST, we are dedicated to advancing knowledge and driving innovation, through world-class education and research. As one of the premier institutions for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), we are committed to empowering the next generation of leaders, problem-solvers, and change makers. At Admissions and Student Records, we pursue excellence, integrity, honesty in providing our services. The Admissions and Student Records Section is there to guide you through the application process and help you join our vibrant and diverse community.
Open Admissions
The curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of their chosen field, complemented by opportunities for hands-on learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and cutting-edge research. Information you need to successfully apply and enrol at our institution.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply to study at NUST?
You can apply online at apply.nust.ac.zw, or download and complete an application form from the Application Forms page, attaching the required documents before submission.
Closing dates are set by the university each year. Late applications may still be considered upon payment of a late application fee.
What is Normal Entry?
Normal entry requires at least five O level passes (or equivalent), including Mathematics and English, plus a minimum of two A level passes (or equivalent).
What is Special Entry?
Special entry allows admission without A level qualifications, using Diploma results or other equivalent qualifications. Some departments also consider relevant work experience.
Do you consider Mature Entry?
Yes. Mature entry applies to candidates over 25 on the first day of the academic year, with at least five O level passes including Mathematics and English. Applicants may be tested on English and numeracy through an interview or assessment.
How many A level subjects does one need?
At least two A level passes (or equivalent) are required for Normal Entry.
Does NUST consider qualifications from other universities or colleges?
Yes, particularly for postgraduate applicants.
What is a Conventional Programme?
Conventional programmes run under the day scheme, throughout the full semester.
What is a Parallel Programme?
Parallel programmes run evenings and weekends for the full semester, for candidates who meet the minimum entry requirements but can't attend the day scheme, or who simply prefer this schedule.
What is a Block Release Programme?
Block release programmes alternate between study and work, with classes held during the day over a set block period whose length depends on the number of courses being taken.
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