The accreditation of City Varsity and ICESA City Campus has been pulled, with all higher education qualifications they offered being withdrawn by the Council on Higher Education in November 2025. Damelin’s programmes were placed on a withdrawal notice as a result of these compliance failures.
The development follows ongoing scrutiny of institutional standards, and the decision marks a significant shift for students enrolled at City Varsity and ICESA City Campus. The outcome underscores the importance of adhering to regulatory requirements and maintaining rigorous quality controls across all aspects of a higher education provider’s operations.
For readers seeking more context, the situation has prompted authorities to issue notices and explore regulatory actions affecting the broader network of institutions connected to these campuses. As the story unfolds, observers are left to consider how this may impact current students, prospective applicants, and the future of related programs offered by Damelin and its affiliates.
This event invites a broader discussion on accountability in higher education: Should accreditation bodies tighten standards further, and how can institutions balance academic freedom with compliance? If you have thoughts on whether stricter oversight helps or hinders learner access and outcomes, share them in the comments.
