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International Peace College South Africa (IPSA) Fees Structure 2025
Prescribed student fees
Fees are valid for the academic year only.
Prescribed student fees include part of the registration, prescribed modules, additional support, and intervention sessions (compulsory upon all students where applicable), and examinations (excluding special and supplementary examinations).
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Early-bird registration discount
Students who register before and pay the full registration fees to qualify for a 15% discount on prescribed fees. Please note that this discount only applies to the full-year course.
Late Application and Registration
Any late applications received after 31 January will incur a late application penalty of R100
Any late registration received after 3rd February will incur a late registration penalty of R250
The minimum amount payable on registration
- a) R3500.00 is payable upon registration. This amount includes:
- b) R1300-00 non-refundable registration fee, and R2300-00 toward tuition fees.
- Fees paid in full will receive an additional discount of 7.5%
Withdrawal / De-registration from courses
- A student wishing to de-register from a course needs to follow the standard de-registration process.
- The student is responsible for informing the college in writing of such a decision to withdraw or de-register.
- The designated notification form to de-register from a course must be filled out and submitted to the E&R Office for the attention of the E&R Officer.
- In the case of unmarried students, the paying parent(s)/guardian must counter-sign the designated deregistration notification form.
- An Administration Fee of R300 per module will be charged on all de-registrations.
- If notice to de-register from a course is received before the commencement date of the course, then 100% adjustment (minus the R300 administration fee per module) of the course fee is applicable.
- If deregistration notifications for Semester One reach the ER Office before 31st March, 50% reimbursement will apply to semester courses and 75% reimbursement for year courses, and if Semester Two reaches the ER Office before 31st August. (Minus the administration fee module).
- Failing to submit such notification, will result in students being held liable for full payment of tuition fees for the application modules and courses.
No adjustment of course fees will be applicable if notice to withdraw from a course is received after 31 March and 31 August of the applicable academic year.
Prescribed student fees
Note that the outstanding balance after payment of the initial amount on registration must be paid up in equal monthly installments over eight months until 31 September of the academic year.
NB:
- A student must have a student number BEFORE registration can be processed or fees paid or deposited into the Standard bank account.
Legal fees
Any legal fees that arise due to actions taken by IPSA to collect unpaid student fees will be for the account of students.
Cancellation and failure to pay fees
If students fail to pay any outstanding amount on their account before the relevant date, their registration for the respective study units will be canceled by the institution, and only special appeals against such cancellation will be considered. In respect of each canceled study unit, students will forfeit fees in accordance with Registration cancellation dates. Thereafter, they will be registered only for the number of study units for which they had paid in full before the dates indicated.
IPSA holds the right to withhold a student’s results who have defaulted in paying their fees in full.
NB: Please note that this rule is to be strictly adhered to.
Bursary holders and students whose studies are underwritten by their employers or other institutions
Students in this category must pay at least the relevant prescribed initial payment on registration. Fees must be paid before the relevant closing date(s). Accounts are issued only to students and not to any third party or other institutions. A quotation of fees payable may be issued on request, which you may hand to the relevant institution before registration.
Method of payment
Office hours:
- 08:00 to 15:45 (Monday to Thursday). 08:00 to 11.45 (Friday)
Debit Cards
Debit card payments are only accepted if you register in person at IPSA
Credit Cards
Credit Cards are restricted to ‘Visa’ and ‘MasterCard’. All the required under ‘Particulars of payment’ on the registration form, must be supplied. The cardholder’s signature is also required on the registration form.
Bank deposits (SA Banks only) / EFT payments:
- Should any of the information on the bank deposit slip be incomplete or incorrect the transaction will not be processed by the bank and/or cause a delay in the allocation of the funds to your account. Amounts will be allocated within 2 working days to the study fee account provided that all the information on the deposit slip is correct.
- if you already have a student number;
- in respect of student fees, examination fees (supplementary or special fees)
- At any branch of Standard Bank (In the case of electronic transfers please ensure that the reference field is completed correctly).
- provided the deposit slip is correctly filled in as follows:
International Peace College South Africa.
Standard Bank Branch Code: 25909
Account Number: 272759031
Reference: Student Number + Name
Debit Order
Registered students or their donors may also sign a monthly debit order for the credit of the IPSA account at the Standard Bank account reflected herein.
| Undergrad Programme Fees | ||||
| Item | Cost | |||
| Application Fee | R250 | |||
| Late Application Fee | R350 | |||
| Registration Fee (R1200 non-refundable) (R2300 deposit on course fees) | R3500 | |||
| Late Registration Fee | R3850 | |||
| HCIS Fees | R 30,000.00 | |||
| BAIS Level One Fee | R 35,000.00 | |||
| BAIS Level Two Fee | R 35,000.00 | |||
| BAIS Level Three Fee | R 35,000.00 | |||
| Higher Certificate in Islamic Studies (HCIS) | Fees | |||
| Learning Arabic through Quran (ARA101F) | R 3 710 | |||
| Quran Literacy (ARA103F) | R 2 360 | |||
| Meanings of the Quran (ISL105F) | R 3 710 | |||
| Principles of Qur’anic Recitation and Memorization (ARA105F) | R 2 360 | |||
| Prophetic Biography (HUM101F) | R 2 360 | |||
| IPSA Leadership & Youth Development Programme (GLO101) | R 2 360 | |||
| Critical Reading & Writing Skills Development (HUM105F) | R 2 350 | |||
| Devotional Arabic (ARA107F) | R 2 360 | |||
| Islamic Interpersonal Relationships (HUM103F) | R 2 360 | |||
| Aqidah (Islamic Belief) (ISL103F) | R 2 360 | |||
| Islamic Laws of Worship (ISL101F) | R 3 710 | |||
| TOTAL | R 30 000 | |||
| Bachelor of Arts Islamic Studies (BA2) – Year 2 | Fees |
| Intermediate Arabic Level One (ARA201F) | R 3 883 |
| Muslim Personal Law I (ISL201F) | R 2 933 |
| Quranic Studies (ISL205F) | R 2 933 |
| Ulum al-Hadith ISL207F | R 2 933 |
| History: Classical Muslim Civilization (HUM201F) | R 2 933 |
| Principles of Jurisprudence (ISL204F) | R 2 933 |
| Textual Readings: Quran (ARA203F) | R 1 883 |
| Textual Readings: Prophetic Precepts (ARA204F) | R 2 933 |
| Religious Studies: II (HUM104S) | R 2 933 |
| History: Islam in South Africa (HUM201S) | R 2 933 |
| Muslim Personal Law II (ISL202S) | R 1 883 |
| Intermediate Arabic Level Two (ARA202S) | R 3 887 |
| TOTAL | R 35 000 |
| Bachelor of Arts Islamic Studies (BA3) – Year 3 | Fees |
| Advanced Arabic Level One (ARA301F) | R 2 883 |
| Islamic Commercial Law (ISL301F) | R 2 883 |
| Qur’an Studies I (ISL305F) | R 2 883 |
| Prophetic Precepts I (ISL307F) | R 2 883 |
| Contemporary Islamic Thought (ISL309S) | R 2 883 |
| Islamic Law of succession (ISL303F) | R 2 983 |
| Textual Readings: Islamic Law (ARA303F) | R 2 883 |
| Textual Readings: Islamic Theology) (ARA304S) | R 2 883 |
| Qur’anic Studies II (ISL306S) | R 2 933 |
| Prophetic Precepts II (ISL308S) | R 2 933 |
| Islamic Banking and Finance (ISL302S) | R 2 983 |
| Advanced Arabic Level Two (ARA302S) | R 2 987 |
| TOTAL | R 35 000 |
| Bachelor of Arts Islamic Studies (BA1) – Year 1 | FEES |
| Elementary Arabic (ARA101F) | R 3 883 |
| Religious Studies I (HUM103F) | R 2 933 |
| Islamic Laws of worship (ISL101F) | R 2 933 |
| Academic Development 1 (HUM105F) | R 2 933 |
| History: The Makkan Period (HUM101F) | R 2 933 |
| Legislative History (ISL203F) | R 2 933 |
| Principles of Quranic Recitation (ARA103F) | R 1 883 |
| Laws of worship: Applications (ISL102S) | R 2 933 |
| History: The Madinan Period (HUM102S) | R 2 933 |
| Academic Development 2 (HUM105S) | R 2 933 |
| Basic Textual Reading: Prophetic Precepts (ARA104S) | R 1 883 |
| Pre-Intermediate Arabic (ARA102S) | R 3 887 |
| TOTAL | R 35 000 |
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