Amogelang Moagi received her bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy. She had to overcome a traumatic assault, hip surgery and her mother’s death. She dedicates the degree to her mother.

​Prof Wim de Villiers, Rector and Vice-Chancellor, today announced ad hoc arrangements with regard to the loss of academic time and the final examinations for 2016. Read his letter to staff and students below: 31 October 2016Dear colleagues...

​High-performance coaches and trainers at Maties Sport not only have to manage student-athletes' physical workload, but also ensure that they train smartly and efficiently in the limited training time available. Recent upgrades and...

Learning and Teaching Enhancement Virtual Seminar 1 of 4: 25 March 2021 Topic Can and should assessment nurture an orientation to society and social justice? Presenter Dr Margaret Blackie “More may be required to achieve higher education...

Department secretary Gillian Cortereal was honored at the Rector’s breakfast for her impactful transformation work. Since 2012, Gillian has championed inclusivity, serving on the Employment Equity Advisory Committee and helping shape fair...

Maties Sport Women’s Month Articles “Grit determines life challenges will neither deter nor defeat us. Grace gives kindness to ourselves and others even when it’s hard.” During the month of August – celebrated as Women’s Month in South...

Early exposure to real-world industries. Development of key workplace skills.

NSFAS embarked on an on-going, national process to reconcile transactions between NSFAS and institutions at a student level.

NSFAS Closeout Project: What, why, when?

The article It's going to cost SARS to put an effective wealth tax in place by Ingrid Woolard, Dennis Davis and Tania Ajam was published by Business Day on 21 May 2020. Read the complete article below or click here for the piece as...