Dr. Darla K. Deardorff, renowned expert in intercultural competence and UNESCO Chair on Intercultural Competences at Stellenbosch University, has been awarded a prestigious fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science...

Stellenbosch University alumnus Christopher Erasmus won the 2025 Forestry Innovation Prize at the FAO World Food Forum. His master’s research developed a low-cost wireless system for sustainable precision forestry.

A special graduation ceremony took place at the Brandvlei Correctional Centre just outside Worcester on Thursday (23 October 2025). Friends, families, and lecturers gathered to celebrate the graduates of the Ubuntu Learning Community...

The E2D collaboration aims to support and build capacity for health and social care decision-making. It will deliver timely and responsive evidence production and translation for efficient, effective and equitable health services and...

SU and CPUT co-host a high-level workshop on building entrepreneurial universities in the SADC region. The four-day Erasmus+ initiative unites academia, industry and government to co-create innovation-driven curricula. SU leaders emphasise...

SU’s marketing team will host a vibrant engagement hub at the Konservatorium Amphitheatre.  The space will feature the Ongehoord series, the Student Discourse series and the Science Café. These conversation series are free to attend and...

Children with intellectual and developmental disabilities are being left behind. There is a need for early detection, identification and intervention. Disability must be a key part of early childhood development policies.

Paediatrics and Child Health Associate Professor Marieke van der Zalm of the Desmond Tutu Tuberculosis Centre is this year’s recipient of the Female Scientific Leadership Prize for sub-Saharan Africa. The prize is awarded by the European &...

Stellenbosch University’s Media Manager Martin Viljoen was honoured for more than two decades of service to the media and community engagement. The e'Bosch Honorary Awards celebrate individuals who strengthen community bonds and promote...

Dr Zara Trafford received a prestigious Wellcome Early-Career Award. To date, she is the only SU recipient of this specific grant. Her project focuses on disabled young people in low-resource communities.