Thomson, Elza.Moodley, Perumal Shunmugam.2011-10-252011-10-2520032003http://hdl.handle.net/10413/3898This study is focused on the cellular communication needs and wants of undergraduate university and technikon students. The study derived its information from a survey of 224 students who, via a questionnaire, were able to detail their present and future cellular communication needs. Among other findings, the results of this survey, revealed the following: • The undergraduate university and technikon student market is not homogenous • Ninety-three percent of university and technikon students in the sample had access to a cellular telephone • Short Message Services (SMSs) and "Please Call Me" services were frequently favoured and used • The market segment is highly brand conscious, preferring specific branded cellular telephones • Despite having a limited access to disposable income (most of which is provided by their parents), respondents spent between R75 and R1 000 per month on their cellular needs.enConsumer preferences--Durban.Cell phone systems--Marketing.Cell phone services industry--South Africa--Customer services.Theses--Business administration.Thesis