African universities mainly include Cape Town University, Cairo University, Witwatersrand University, Zululan University, South African University, university of the western cape, university of lodz, Nairobi University, Mansour University, Botswana University, Ghana University, Pretoria University, alvan University, Mauritius University, Benin University, Suez Canal University, Sudan University, Macraeli University, Abidjan University, Dhaka University and Bito University.

1, University of Cape Town

The University of Cape Town (UCT), located in Cape Town, western Cape Province, is the oldest university in South Africa. Founded in 1829, it is one of the academic research centers on the African continent and a member of the World University Alliance and the Global University Presidents Forum.

Courses and programs offered by the University of Cape Town (UCT) can obtain officially recognized higher education degrees, such as pre-bachelor degree (certificate, diploma, associate degree or foundation), bachelor degree, master degree and doctoral degree in various research fields. This South African higher education institution with a history of 148 years implements a selective admission policy based on the entrance examination and students' previous academic achievements and achievements. International applicants are eligible to apply for admission.

2. University of Witwatersrand

The University of the Witwatersrand is a famous century-old school in South Africa. It was founded in 1896 and was formerly known as South Africa Mining School. The school is located in gauteng province. The University of the Witwatersrand has six museums and more than 10 libraries.

There are 46 student accommodation areas on campus with more than 24,800 students, including foreign students 1.300 and China students 1.000. Their degrees are highly recognized internationally. There is a student dining room, sports ground and entertainment facilities in every 2-5 accommodation areas. The university has 9 departments and nearly 100 majors.