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How to become a product developer

Compare programmes, entry requirements and universities for becoming a Product Developer.

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University requirements

Compare the APS and subject requirements for programmes that can lead to Product Developer. Universities use different APS scales, so check your marks against each university separately.

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

Degree

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

Stellenbosch University

APS 65
Faculty of Science

Subject requirements

Maths 70%+English HL 50%+English FAL 50%+Afrikaans HL 50%+Afrikaans FAL 50%+Physical Sciences 50%+

NBT components: AL, QL, MAT

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

University of Pretoria

APS 34
Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences

Subject requirements

Maths 50%+English HL 50%+English FAL 50%+Physical Sciences 50%+

BSc in Chemistry

University of Venda

APS 260
Code MNBBSNFaculty of Science, Engineering and Agriculture3 years

Subject requirements

Maths 50%+English HL 50%+English FAL 59%+Physical Sciences 50%+Life Sciences 50%+

Diploma in Jewellery Design and Manufacture

Diploma

Individuals who are creative and enjoy manufacturing jewellery.

Diploma in Jewellery Design & Manufacture

Cape Peninsula University of Technology

APS 28
Faculty of Informatics & Design

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Maths Lit 60%+Technical Maths 50%+English 50%+

Diploma in Jewellery Design and Manufacture

Durban University of Technology

APS 20
Faculty of Arts & Design

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Maths Lit 60%+Technical Maths 40%+English 30%+

Diploma in Jewellery Design and Manufacture

Tshwane University of Technology

APS 20
Code DPJD19Faculty of Arts and Design3 years

Subject requirements

English 40%+

Campus: Arts Campus

Diploma in Jewellery Design and Manufacture

University of Johannesburg

APS 22
Code D8JD1QFaculty of Art, Design and Architecture

Subject requirements

Maths Lit 50%+English 50%+

Campus: APB

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