Study online with Wits

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28 JULY 2025

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25 AUGUST 2025

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100% Online Programmes

Fully supported

6 Start Dates

Per year

Flexible Payment

Pay per module

Accelerate your career with fully supported online offerings from Wits

The Wits online learning experience provides the opportunity to advance your career with occupationally relevant online offerings that equip you with skills and knowledge that can be applied at work immediately. These online offerings are designed to fit into your lifestyle, so that you can study within your schedule, no matter where you are. You learn from the best, receiving expert guidance from lecturers who are committed to academic and teaching excellence that is contextually relevant.

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STUDY ONLINE WITH WITS

Online Offering

The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg offers postgraduate diplomas from the Wits Business School and the School of Governance. Join the prestigious online Wits network and collaborate with like-minded and progressive professionals to accelerate your career. Study towards a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PDBA) or a Postgraduate Diploma in Public Management (PDPM), where you will be fully supported by our expert lecturers. Wits also offers the Bachelor of Health Sciences in the Field of Nursing Systems Science, fully online, opening an academic pathway in the field of Health Sciences.

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Online programmes

Wits online offerings prepare graduates to join a group of distinctive public and private sector leaders. Learn to embrace the entrepreneurial spirit, think analytically and make decisions that solve problems. Open up your career in the public and private sector through our dynamic online offering.

* Course credits with a shelf-life of more than four years will not be considered towards online distance learning programmes in accordance with University policy. The Senate may withdraw or refuse to grant credits and/or exemptions if, in the opinion of the Senate, the time which has elapsed between obtaining the credit or exemption and completion of the other requirements for the award of a qualification is excessive or is in view of the nature of the subject.