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Guests of honour at the Career Day for Law Students
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Career Day inspires future lawyers to carry Mandela’s legacy forward

Three decades after South Africa adopted one of the world’s most progressive constitutions, more than 150 aspiring lawyers gathered at Stellenbosch University...
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WOW continues to empower learners

WOW continues to empower learners

​​​​​With its creative programmes in schools and communities, Words Open Worlds (WOW), an initiative of the Toyota SU Woordfees, has been creating 'wow'...

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SU researchers and students raise the bar at Africa physiology conference

SU researchers and students raise the bar at Africa physiology conference

​​Postgraduate students and researchers from Stellenbosch University certainly raised the bar when they walked away with eight of the 14 awards made during the...

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Studying abroad during COVID? How Maëlle made it work

Studying abroad during COVID? How Maëlle made it work

​​​​​Most students going on a semester exchange expect to have their boundaries shifted and to learn how to navigate different social contexts. However, the...

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Growing partnerships for a global reach

Growing partnerships for a global reach

​When the pandemic hit, SU International's efforts to grow the University's network of global partnerships certainly did not stop. Making the most of the...

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Plans for returning to campus

Plans for returning to campus

​​​​​Dear colleagues and students

Allow me to bring you up to speed on the decisions taken at the latest meeting of our Institutional Committee for Business...

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SA needs more kidney disease specialists

SA needs more kidney disease specialists

​South Africa desperately needs more medical specialists (nephrologists) to diagnose and manage patients with kidney disease, according to a new study at...

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