South African Theological Seminary Fees Structure

South African Theological Seminary Fees Structure

• Note that our tuition fees increase annually in January.
  The amounts indicated above are only an estimate and are not formal quotes issued by the South African Theological Seminary.
  The amounts shown may differ for Partnership Students.

How much does it cost?

Please consult the website for pricing applicable to your region of the world, but please bear the following in mind when assessing the financial implications:

1. You pay at the beginning of each phase, so the tuition is spread over 3–5 years (the average time it takes to finish).
2. The tuition fees are the total cost of the programme. There are no hidden costs, no travel costs, no accommodation costs, and no prescribed books to purchase. For many PhD programmes, these ‘hidden’ costs can easily double or triple the total cost.

Kindly note that all fees paid to SATS are non-refundable and that prices are increased annually.
The South African Theological Seminary (SATS) Fees Structure 2024 – 2025 for all New and Returning Students is published. All New & Old Students are expected to check the Fees Structure. See SATS Fees Structure for Undergraduate and Postgraduate below.
The Management of South African Theological Seminary (SATS) has released the Fees Structure for 2024 – 2025 Academic Sessions. Fees vary based on the programme You are Undertaking.

SOUTH AFRICAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY (SATS) FEES STRUCTURE 2024 – 2025 FOR ALL COURSES

Here is how to SATS Fees Structure is been Schedules:
Student fees are broken down as follows:

1. Application fees
2. Acceptance deposit
3. Tuition fees
4. Accommodation fees
5. Miscellaneous fees and levies
6. Interest

Students at SATS pay tuition fees for every course taken. These tuition fees vary from course to course and cover:

• registration
• all charges for classes, tutorials and laboratories
• ordinary university examinations
• library access
• compulsory personal accident insurance
• the use of general sporting facilities
• in the case of medical students, hospital fees for clinical instruction.