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You can collect your medical aid card during the Compcare Health and Momentum Health consultation sessions, which take place every second Thursday from 11:00 to 14:00.
If you find any broken links or outdated information on the Rhodes University student profiles page, you can report it by clicking the provided link and submitting a message.
Students can contact VFS for assistance with visa applications, changes to existing visas, or general information about the process. It is recommended to take a reference number from each call for future reference.
Students who need to extend their degree must apply to extend their current visa. Applications for extension can be submitted while inside South Africa, unlike initial visa applications which must be done abroad.
Students at Rhodes University can access medical aid plans through Compcare Health. They can get information and support on these plans by contacting Nicky Gouws or visiting the Compcare Health office.
Rhodes University displays profiles of its students on its website. These profiles include names and degrees pursued by individual students.
The Doctoral Programme in Higher Education Studies at Rhodes University is accepting applications for the 2027 cohort. This opportunity is available to individuals interested in pursuing a PhD in higher education studies.
Before joining any South African medical scheme, individuals are advised to contact ABSA HCC to check whether the scheme is undergoing curatorship, liquidation, or any other form of management that may not be publicly known.
Students are encouraged to join medical scheme products specifically designed for students, as these schemes do not impose waiting periods and can accept contributions upfront, allowing for membership confirmation with defined start and end dates required for visa applications.
Users can report any broken links or outdated content found on the Links page of the Rhodes University website. This helps maintain the accuracy and usability of the university’s online resources.
International students must provide proof of medical cover from a medical scheme registered under the Medical Schemes Act, 1998, or other recognized medical insurance to apply for a study permit in South Africa.
You can get general information about your medical aid benefits by emailing [email protected], calling ABSA HCC at 0860 100 308, contacting your medical aid provider using the number on your membership card, or visiting consultants and representatives during consultation times.
