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Former Stellenbosch University (SU/Maties) water polo player Lwazi Madi, who is also currently the captain of the South African national water polo team obtained his Master in Sport Science degree cum laude during the April graduation...

Staff and postgraduate students from the Institute for Plant Biotechnology (IPB) attended the mid-year Plant Biology Europe EPSO/FESPB 2016 Congress in Prague, Czech Republic. This congress aims to advance research, education and the...

The development of South Africa's first prototype vineyard robot; a sensory facility where expert tasting panels can compare the aroma and mouth feel of various wines; funding of a full-time coordinator for the six months' long internship...

With the ongoing water shortages in the Western Cape, and the likelihood of droughts becoming a much more common occurrence as global warming increases, more researchers are trying to find new and innovative ways for resource recovery and...

​​​The Stellenbosch University Water Institute will coordinate the establishment of the first regional Centre of Vocational Excellence (CoVE) in Water – making it the first initiative of the Platform of Vocational Excellence in Water...

​“I had never thought that I would have the privilege to receive a Rector's award. It is the perfect way to end my university experience," says Hannah Calvert, captain of the Maties Women's Water Polo team and member of the South African...

The division for Research and Internationalisation Development and Support (RIDS) at Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences advances research excellence through capacity development, funding support, international...

​​​Dear SU colleagues and students, Happy New Year! The Confucius Institute at Stellenbosch University would like to extend our sincere and happy festival greetings to you and your loved ones. We wish you all a healthy, happy and prosperous...

​​​After completing her Masters in Geoinformatics in 2011 at Stellenbosch University, Dr Nyasha Magadzire (31) moved back to Zimbabwe in hope of finding a job and settling back in her home country, but the move only resulted in a year of...