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Stellenbosch campus

(in partnership with Stellenbosch University)

About the campus

SKEMA's Stellenbosch campus is situated in Stellenbosch, about 50 kilometres from Cape Town, on the banks of the Eerste River in the famous wine-growing region, encircled by picturesque mountains.

SKEMA shares the building and facilities of Stellenbosch University – a huge documentation centre, a music school, concert halls, an athletics stadium, several Olympic swimming pools and sports fields (rugby, football, tennis, hockey, cricket, squash…).

Stellenbosch University's library, part of the SU Library and Information Service, is situated at the Stellenbosch campus. This central library is one of the biggest libraries in the world.

The Stellenbosch campus also houses Neelsie, a commercial hub. It offers students a wide variety of commercial, financial and entertainment services.

The official languages spoken in the region are Afrikaans, English and IsiXhosa.

If you're interested in visiting the campus, scheduling an appointment with a recruitment officer, or learning more, we look forward to welcoming you.

Address: Stellenbosch University, the RW Wilcocks Building, Cnr Victoria and Ryneveld Street, 7602, Stellenbosch, South Africa
Contact: international.campuses@skema.edu

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Stellenbosch, a balance between tradition and innovation

Stellenbosch offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation, showcasing the town's ability to balance economic growth with cultural and environmental preservation. At the heart of its business landscape is the thriving wine industry. It is home to numerous vineyards and wineries, contributing significantly to South Africa's global reputation for exceptional wines. Additionally, it has cultivated a strong presence in the technology and innovation sectors. The Stellenbosch Innovation District further bolsters this ecosystem, providing a collaborative space for entrepreneurs, researchers, and investors.

The business ecosystem of Stellenbosch extends beyond agriculture and technology to include diverse sectors, such as finance, tourism, and hospitality. The town's historic charm and natural beauty make it an attractive destination for conferences, events, and business gatherings.

Key figures - Stellenbosch

1 million

students enrolled in higher education in South Africa (source)

~ 17.1 million

people employed in South Africa in 2025 (sources)

65 million

inhabitants in South Africa in 2025 (source)

2^nd

oldest city in South Africa (source)

1.63 million

visitors in 2024 (sources)

Programmes

SKEMA's Stellenbosch campus offers a wide range of programmes, including undergraduate programmes (Bachelor), a Master in Management and executive education (Global Executive MBA).

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Accommodation

Options on the Stellenbosch campus

The residence complex in Stellenbosch comprises 26 blocks and offers a mix of accommodation types.

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Nearby Places

(Approx. 30 km / 30 min drive): A region renowned for its historic vineyards, culinary excellence and tourism industry, offering a glimpse into the local economy and cultural heritage. You can visit vineyards by tuk-tuk, a local mode of transport that offers a unique way to visit various estates in the Stellenbosch Winelands without having to drive yourself.

(Approx. 50 km / 45 min drive): South Africa’s legislative capital and business hub, Cape Town offers students exposure to international organisations, start-ups, and vibrant cultural life.

(Approx. 60 km / 1h by car): An important landmark in Cape Town, this flat-topped mountain is a major tourist attraction. You can reach it by cable car or, if you are feeling adventurous, by hiking. Other activities available at this site include rock climbing, caving and mountain biking.

(Approx. 65 km / 1 hr 15 min drive): Famous for its colony of endangered African penguins, Boulders Beach is part of Table Mountain National Park and offers students a unique perspective on wildlife conservation, ecotourism, and environmental sustainability — key themes in South Africa’s tourism and ecological sectors.

(Approx. 1 hr 30 min including ferry): Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Robben Island is a must-see destination for understanding South Africa's struggle for freedom and democracy. It is home to the prison where the late President Nelson Mandela was held.

(Approx. 115 km / 2h30 drive): Located at the southern tip of the Cape Peninsula, this iconic site offers spectacular scenery between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and is a must-see for lovers of nature and breathtaking panoramas.

Cape Winelands

Cape Town city centre

Table mountain

Boulders Beach

Robben Island

Cape of Good Hope

Frequently Asked Questions - Stellenbosch campus

There are six ways to reach Stellenbosch University from the Cape Town Airport (CPT): by bus, train, taxi, car, or town car.
The quickest way to get to Stellenbosch University from CPT is by taxi, which takes about 29 minutes.
Several taxi companies operate in and around Stellenbosch. For transport to and from Cape Town International Airport, you can make a reservation with the airport shuttle services.
Feel free to consult Stellenbosch University International for a recommendation.
Uber cabs are also popular in Stellenbosch. You can download the Uber app from iTunes or the Google Play Store for an on-demand taxi service.

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