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Bloodhound Supersonic Car taking part in National Science Week: 29 July – 3 August
The BLOODHOUND SCC (supersonic car) project will take part in South Africa’s National Science Week with a range of activities in Kimberley. National Science Week is an initiative of South Africa’s Department of Science and Technology.
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"Sustainable Food for Life” Career & Bursary Fair show-cases career opportunities in agriculture
“Showcase the industry to young people to promote the exciting career opportunities in the agricultural and food supply chain”, was the response of industry role-players to the absence of young people in the Agricultural industry
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CUT awarded for Entrepreneurial Action
Students volunteer a 100 hours of their time to combat unemployment, scarce resources, lack of sanitation and malnutrition in Bloemfontein and Welkom regions.
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National Science Week: Science is Cool!
An initiative by a local communications company to address the lack of opportunities for hands-on learning of science is set to make an impact on schools in the Umgungundlovu District during National Science Week.
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Cheteni proudly represents UFH at the Brightest Young Minds Summit
University of Fort Hare student Priviledge Cheteni represented the institution at the Brightest Young Minds Summit in Midrand, Johannesburg which takes place on the 23-28 July.
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Boston’s Accounting courses add value to any business
As with many careers, there is growing concern at the apparent lack of skilled accountants in South Africa. Once, a popular choice for school leavers, the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA), has noted a decline in the number of young people enrolling for B.Com degrees.
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Finished studying and starting your career?
Big changes can start happening pretty fast after graduation, from relocating and starting a new job to buying your first car and then a home.
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Postgraduate Students Set For Summer School in Germany
The School of Management, Information Technology and Governance (MIT&G) recently met with its postgraduate students who have been selected to attend the American-African-European (AAE) Summer School Programme in Germany.
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Financial Literacy Workshop launched at DUT
About 300 students gathered at the Durban University of Technology’s Cane Growers Hall, ML Sultan Campus on Tuesday (July 16, 2013) for the launch of the Financial Literacy Workshop, based on how students can start spending less and saving more.
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Unisa to pioneer excellence disability centre
As a transformative university that puts the community and students first, Unisa is constantly exploring new avenues to streamline the teaching and learning process.
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