The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, SU International and School for Data Science and Computational Thinking invite you to attend the special guest lecture of

The Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study (STIAS) has marked its silver jubilee with a grand celebration, reflecting on 25 years of groundbreaking research, intellectual exchange and global collaboration. The event, held on 10 March...

Dr Charles Awortwe received the prestigious Carl Duisberg Scholarship from the Bayer Science and Education Foundations (Africa Talents) for a six month research visit at the Institute of Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology (ICEP) at the...

The Centre for Student Recruitment and Career Advice (CSR) in collaboration with the Faculty of Engineer at Stellenbosch University (SU), hosted an information evening on Tuesday, 25 April, at the Sports Science Institute of South Africa...

​​In a year's time they will be the teachers who assign science projects, but on Thursday (28 April) the Faculty of Education's Postgraduate Certificate in Education​ (PGCE) students had to set up their own research projects and explain to...

“The best interest of the user is the only interest. Libraries have been at the heart of the knowledge project from the start and, as the world keeps on changing, we too have to adapt or be left behind – the same goes for libraries." These...

A former head girl from Waterkloof High School in Pretoria, Melise du Toit, was awarded the Dean’s Medal for the best honours student in 2015 in the Faculty of Science at Stellenbosch University (SU). The medal, cast in solid silver, is...

​​Maize farmers who aim to practise no-tillage or conservation agriculture on their farms will benefit from considerably higher yields during dry seasons since these farming methods allow them to plant crops considerably closer together. So...

The office of the University of Stellenbosch Business School Executive Development (USB-ED), a private company within Stellenbosch University (SU), has moved to Sandton to bring its executive development short courses closer to where the...

Students' struggle for free higher education is just but wrong tactics could derail it. This was one of the viewpoints of Professor Winston Nagan, Director of the Institute of Human Rights, Peace and Development at the University of Florida...