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Polymer Technologists manufacture, process, analyse and apply long chain molecules in industries that utilise polymer materials to manufacture component parts or products, like plastics, rubber or composites. As qualified engineers, they research, test and develop new materials and manufacturing technologies.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Access to the Advanced Diploma will be for students that had successfully completed one of the following:
If the demand for the programme exceeds the allowed capacity, then a competitive entry will be used, based on academic merit. Where the first preference will be given to students with the highest marks from their final year academic chemistry modules.
Mature students or those that do not qualify for the programme based on their initial lower entrance requirements can apply if they had worked in the related industry for at least one year after their undergraduate diploma or BSc qualification, would be considered for acceptance onto the programmes by an interview process. The route of entry will be governed by the Nelson Mandela University policy on RPL.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR CURRENT GRADE 12 LEARNERS
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICANTS WHO MATRICULATED PRIOR TO 2008
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS A 360-credit post-school qualification at NQF level 7 from an accredited HEI with majors in an allied science (biology, chemistry, physics, biochemistry, or pharmacy), or chemical engineering, provided the 360-credit qualification includes a two-semester sequence of Organic Chemistry consisting of at least 20 credits. A full study record must be submitted along with:
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Bachelor of Science Honours: Chemistry or equivalent.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Master's degree in Chemistry.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Unless Senate decides otherwise, candidates shall be in possession of the following minimum qualifications in order to qualify for admission:
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