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Entrepreneurship project gives young people new hope

In an environment where the unemployment rate is high and job opportunities are few, the Young Entrepreneurship Project (YEP) offers young people an alternative...

‘I can read’ project empowers learners AND students

The “I CAN read" literacy project not only aims to improve the literacy levels of foundation-phase learners, but also to alert prospective teachers to how...

SUNFin celebrates second milestone and launches new website

​​The SUNFin team have been working hard since April this year and at the end of November reached their second milestone of evaluating the first Iteration of...

“Hugely symbolic” Chancellor’s Luncheon at Goldfields Residence

Stellenbosch University (SU) concluded its last graduation week of the year on 13 December 2019 with a Chancellor's Luncheon, held at its Goldfields Residence...

SU’s Extended Degree Programme opens many doors for graduates

No less than 42 graduates whose academic potential had been unlocked thanks to the Extended Degree Programme (EDP) in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at...

Occupational physicians can’t serve any masters, PhD study finds

When occupational physicians have to make difficult calls related to health and safety in the workplace, they shouldn't be loyal to either workers or employers...

Looking back on a richly diverse career

​When Prof Ben van Heerden looks back on his long career at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS), one aspect stands out: His passion to establish...

Studying BSc Earth Sciences?

​​​Welcome to Earth Sciences ​Our undergraduate Earth Science programme combines observational and field skills with the necessary scientific background. All...

Doctoral graduate never thought she would study that far

Doctoral graduate started working at age 12 to support household Dr Virginia Dlamini–Akintola's story of commitment and perseverance started in the village...

From bitter to sweet memories

He realised as an impoverished teenager that if he could get an education and become a primary school teacher, he would at least be able to afford a cup of tea...
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