South Africa offers 8 Psychology & Behavioral Sciences programmes, all at the University of Johannesburg — a large, urban research university with a strong social sciences faculty and a diverse student body reflecting South Africa's multicultural society. The University of Johannesburg is one of the country's leading comprehensive universities, offering programmes that span clinical, educational, industrial, and community psychology.
Tuition fee data is not available for this category; prospective students should check the University of Johannesburg's international admissions office for current fee schedules. South Africa's unique social context makes it a particularly rich environment for studying behavioural sciences, and programmes are conducted in English, lowering the barrier for international students.
All 8 programmes in this category are offered by the University of Johannesburg.
Tuition varies by programme — contact the University of Johannesburg's international admissions office for current fee information, as standardised data is not available for this category.
Yes, the University of Johannesburg welcomes international students and offers dedicated support services; programmes are taught in English.
Entry typically requires a recognised secondary school certificate equivalent to South Africa's National Senior Certificate, English proficiency, and for postgraduate programmes, a relevant undergraduate degree.
Applications are submitted through the university's online admissions portal; international students should also arrange a South African study visa through their nearest South African embassy or consulate.