Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa
Stellenbosch University

Stellenbosch University

#2

In South Africa

#301-350

In the world

Stellenbosch is known for tough entry requirements and top rankings. You need strong marks, like 65% or higher for some courses, to become a Matie.

Ranking source: THE 2026

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Popular programs

Min. APS

BCom (Management Sciences) Extended Curriculum Programme (ECP)

55

BSc in Forestry (Forestry and Wood Sciences)

60

BCom (Economic Sciences)

65

Diploma in Practical Music

40

About Stellenbosch

Stellenbosch is one of the top universities in South Africa, sitting in the heart of the Western Cape winelands. People call it 'Maties' and it’s known for high academic standards...

Campus & res

Stellenbosch has a unique campus vibe with lots of societies, sports, and support services. Accommodation is available in res and private digs, but spots fill up fast—apply early....

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Stellenbosch does not use the standard 1 to 7 APS total. It usually works from the average percentage of your best 6 NSC or IEB subjects, excluding Life Orientation. Your main language of learning is always included. That is why Stellenbosch requirements are usually expressed as percentage aggregates instead of points.

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