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Nobel symposia activities come to Africa
For the first time in history, Nobel Symposia will be held outside Sweden – and will be organised in Stellenbosch, through a partnership between the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study (STIAS) and Stellenbosch University. Did you...
Prof Anita Bosch helps to promote greater inclusion of women in the workplace
Prof Anita Bosch from Stellenbosch Business School in the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences recently delivered her professorial inaugural lecture, titled “Balancing just outcomes: Viewing work through the lens of women". She...
When you want things done, call on Pierre
Pierre Gerber is an assistant accountant in our Finance division. Pierre has been in the division for many years and can always be relied on to get the job done. “In fact, I worked with Pierre when I was still in the Faculty of EMS, where...
Smart farming centre opened at Stellenbosch University
Growing vegetables will never be the same again with the opening of the new HortiDemoCentre at the Stellenbosch University's (SU) Welgevallen experimental farm this week. The opening event showcased the best and most advanced Dutch...
Clearing the path for female sport coaches to rise to the top
More needs to be done to ensure female sport coaches in Africa break through to elite-level coaching positions, argues Dr Nana Adom-Aboagye from Maties Sport in an opinion piece published by the Mail & Guardian on Monday (24 October 2022)...
Update on SRC memo and recent incidents at SU
Update on SRC memo and recent incidents at Stellenbosch University: Stellenbosch University (SU) takes a zero-tolerance approach to racism, discrimination, prejudice and violence on campus. As communicated before, we are strengthening our...
Faculty of Education Teaching and Learning Webinar: 13 October 2022
The Vice-Dean (Teaching and Learning) of the Faculty of Education, Professor Michael le Cordeur, recently published a piece in The Daily Maverick (18 July 2022) entitled “We need a curriculum overhaul to equip young people for the...
Community-Based Risk Assessment training in Polokwane
Santam recently commissioned the Research Alliance for Disaster & Risk Reduction (RADAR), in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, to train disaster management and fire service personnel in the Limpopo region on community risk...
MGD's legacy of almost six decades will live on through SU
The Matie Community Service, better known as Maties Gemeenskapdiens (MGD), has finally integrated with Stellenbosch University's (SU) Division of Social Impact (DSI) after an intensive consultation process that stretched over two years...
Africa’s healthcare workers struggle to use emergency point-of-care ultrasound
The use of bedside or emergency point-of-care ultrasound (ePOCUS) reduces the time it takes to diagnose diseases in severely ill patients who are being treated in emergency centres and also decreases the chances of missed, wrong, or...