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The University of Pretoria has become the largest university in South Africa.

University of Pretoria Document Degree

The University of Pretoria (UP) is located in Pretoria, the administrative capital of South Africa. It was originally established in 1908 and became an independent university on October 10th, 1930. So far, Pretoria University has become the largest university in South Africa. Paper version of the University of Pretoria Document Degree requires bronzing, embossing and anti-counterfeiting technology.

On the one hand, the school absorbs outstanding talents from South Africa and other countries in the world; on the other hand, the school tries its best to meet the learning requirements of every student. The school contributes to the society by cultivating a large number of high-level talents for the local, South Africa and the international community. The school will continue to optimize its teaching and research projects, and will continue to promote the academic, cultural and personal development of learning! The campus of Pretoria University is about 24 hectares, surrounded by Osmunda japonica and tropical plants. One of the oldest buildings is the old art building which was completed in 1911.

Status and graduation employment rate in South Africa

The University of Pretoria is one of the top research universities in South Africa, ranking fifth in QS sub-Saharan Africa in 2026. Its outstanding advantage lies in the employability of graduates: in the QS ranking, the school’s “employer reputation” index ranks first in South Africa, and graduates are rated as the most employable competitiveness in South Africa by employers. The school directly meets employers through projects such as “Hire-a-Graduate”, and more than 65% of the graduates participate in the first round of interviews. Although there is no unified official employment rate figure, employer recognition is in the leading position in South African universities.