The Division of Chemical Pathology, housed within the Department of Pathology, provides critical insights into health and disease through the biochemical analysis of blood and bodily fluids.

At Stellenbosch University’s Department of Global Health, our Division of Human Nutrition has led groundbreaking research that has reshaped local health policies and advanced food security initiatives.

Can cities solve problems countries can't? How will cities shape the future? These are some of the questions academics, business and government leaders from around the world will discuss at the 2016 Chicago Forum on Global Cities. Among...

At the Division of Occupational Therapy, which is housed within the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, we combine thorough academic learning with hands-on practice to prepare students for varied roles in clinical, community...

​​South Africa has the highest rate of women killed by their intimate partner in the world despite various interventions such as the Sixteen Days of Activism of No Violence Against Women and Children campaign each year from late November to...

​​​With his inaugural lecture on modernity in Afrikaans literature, Prof. Visagie proved his knowledge of and insight into his subject. His research on male subjectivity in Afrikaans literature, and more recently on the depictions of human...

A massive medieval cart with a parabolic structure mounted on top of it to concentrate sunlight is the centre of attraction on the Rooi Plain at Maties today. Prof. Paul Papka and physics students from the Solar Thermal Energy research...

​​The documentary Black Christmas tells the painful but poignant story of how one of the perpetrators of the 1996 Christmas Eve bombing in Worcester found redemption and forgiveness in the same community he had once hated and struck at. The...

​​​The Faculty of Education at Stellenbosch University (SU) recently hosted the first meeting of the National Blended Learning Forum. Representatives from various universities, among them the University of Pretoria, the University of Cape...

"Africa's time has come. With a total poplulation of over one billion (more than half of which is under the age of 20) and the world's largest workforce within the next two decades, Africa will be one of the biggest under-penetrated markets...