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Students who have not yet collected their medical aid cards can do so when Simeka Health consultants are present on campus. These sessions occur every second Thursday from 11:00 to 13:00 at the Glass Box in Eden Grove.
International students at Rhodes University must obtain and maintain South African medical cover for the entire duration of their studies. This is required for visa purposes and must be arranged before arriving in South Africa. The coverage is not included in university fees.
Simeka Health consultants are available on campus every second Thursday from 11:00 to 13:00 at the Glass Box in Eden Grove to assist students with medical aid questions, applications, and enrollment.
This programme offers students at Rhodes University the opportunity to develop entrepreneurial skills, explore innovative ideas, and create ventures across various fields including business, social enterprise, and intrapreneurship. It is open to all students regardless of discipline.
This student-led initiative is supported by the Student Entrepreneurship Programme and provides opportunities for students to engage in entrepreneurial learning and development within higher education.
Members can change their designated doctor to another doctor who is part of the medical aid network by sending an email with their membership number and the name of the new doctor.
Students who have not yet collected their medical aid cards can do so during the weekly sessions held by Simeka Health Care Consultants on campus.
International students at Rhodes University must obtain medical cover from a South African medical scheme. This is required for study visa purposes and must be secured before arrival in South Africa. The cover is not included in university fees.
An ongoing fund that supports general operations and priorities at Rhodes University, funded through regular donations from alumni and supporters.
Funding targeted to support specific academic departments or faculties within Rhodes University, enabling teaching, research, and equipment needs.
Donations directed toward major infrastructure or facility development at Rhodes University, such as new buildings or research centres.
Individuals can leave a legacy gift to Rhodes University through their will. This supports long-term institutional goals such as capital projects and academic programmes.
