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L’Oreal-UNESCO grant will support research to combat antimalarial resistance

​A PhD-student in chemistry at Stellenbosch University, Jessica Thibaud, is one of six South African female scientists to have received a generous grant from L...

The Unit for Bioethics delivers impactful research in medical ethics

The Unit for Bioethics forms part of the Centre for Applied Ethics (CAE), created by Prof Anton van Niekerk in 1990 in the Philosophy Department at Stellenbosch...

SU and SNDT Team Up to Offer New Hybrid Learning Course

Stellenbosch University (SU) and Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey (SNDT) University in Mumbai, have collaborated to develop a new hybrid learning course...

Celebrating 30 years of successful internationalisation at SU

​​Robert Kotzé is a man of many talents, but there is one rather unusual skill that has stood him in good stead over the past three decades: the ability to...

“We must fight for the society we want”

“We must fight for the society we want." These were the words of former Constitutional Court Justice Albie Sachs at the fourth Annual Social Justice lecture...

University hosts its first Seniors Welcoming

​When we talk about the university's Welcoming programme, we usually think about first years who are coming to study at Stellenbosch University (SU) for the...

Helena Conradie elected to serve on Stellenbosch University Council

​​Council has oversight responsibility over academic and operational issues, as well as institutional policy and strategy. SU registrar Dr Ronel Retief thanked...

World Kidney Day: Bridging the dialysis gap

​World Kidney Day is observed annually on the 2nd Thursday in March (on the 9th in 2023). In an opinion piece for News24, Dr Yazied Chothia (Tygerberg Hospital...

International Women’s Day: Women’s voices must be heard

​International Women's Day was celebrated on 8 March. In opinion pieces for the media, experts at Stellenbosch University write that women's voices must be...

Artificial Intelligence boost for SU research on long-Covid

​Research at Stellenbosch University (SU) into long Covid has received an “Artificial Intelligence" boost worth over R11.75 million (€600 000) over the next...
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