Digital Humanities is an umbrella term for theories, methodologies, and practices related to Humanities scholarship that uses the digital computer as an integrated and essential part of its research and teaching activities.

The Carnegie Research Commons is a research environment intended for use by postgraduate students at masters and doctoral level, as well as academic staff and researchers at Stellenbosch University.

Learn how to manage data sources using referencing styles and Endnote reference management software

Workshops is designed to address all the important aspects of the research process.

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Situated within the larger academic literacies’ ecosystem, digital and information skills inform the training activities provisioned by the Library and Information Service at Stellenbosch University.

The Makerspace provides an innovative and stimulating environment for collaborative prototyping, inverting and learning.

Selfhelp library guides, training opportunities and library spaces provided by the SU Library and Information Service.

The Medicine and Health Sciences Library is one of four branch libraries of the SU Library and Information Service and is situated on the Tygerberg campus in Parow, in the Education Building of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

The Theology Library is one of four branch libraries of the SU Library and Information Service and is situated on the Stellenbosch campus in the same building which houses the Faculty of Theology at 171 Dorp Street.