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UCT shines in World University Rankings by subject
UCT has been ranked among the top 100 universities in the world for eight of its subject areas, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject released on 8 May. UCT was ranked at 32 for its Education and Training subject area.
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Tuks representatives shine at G20 Youth Forum in Russia
The G20 Youth Forum was the largest international event organised for young leaders in 2013, and over 1 500 young leaders, students and academics, representatives from the business world and governments participated in it. *Six students from the University of Pretoria had been selected as representatives of the South African youth contingent to attend the…
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Enriched Management Studies Course Lauded by Students at UKZN
The Citi Foundation, which funds the Enriched Management Studies course, visited UKZN’s College of Law and Management Studies recently to hear about life-changing benefits the programme has made in the lives of students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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UCT GSB brings leadership development expertise to Joburg
The UCT Graduate School of Business is bringing its unique brand of leadership development to Johannesburg this August to give executives much needed tools to master the storm of current global business.
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Career Indaba to help matrics and students with career guidance and job information
The annual Career Indaba will once again bridge the gap for students between studying and entering the working world. Career Indaba is taking place alongside the African Education Week Annual Convention and Learning Expo from 19-22 June at the Sandton International Convention Centre in Johannesburg.
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NMMU has solution for internet banking fraud
Against the background of growing concern among internet banking clients that their money may not be safe due to the spate of SIM-swap fraud, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University has developed a solution to curb fraudulent internet banking transactions.
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MID YEAR ANXIETIES – THEY ARE MORE NORMAL THAN YOU MAY THINK
Mid- year examinations are starting to occupy the minds of many students across campuses in South Africa. For those who are not studying this year and others who might be considering other options, now is the time to make big decisions regarding future education and careers.
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Qwaqwa Campus launches No Student Hungry Programme
The Qwaqwa Campus of the University of the Free State launched the No Student Hungry (NSH) Programme on Friday 26 April 2013. The programme aims to provide needy students with a daily balanced meal to enable them to concentrate in class and ultimately obtain their degrees.
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WSU to cap over 4,000 students in coming week (6-11 May)
Over 4000 students will be capped at graduation ceremonies to be held at Walter Sisulu University’s campuses in Buffalo City, Butterworth and Mthatha from 6 to 11 May.
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Hats Off To Students Who Revamped DUT City Campus
DUT Interior Design students who designed and refurbished public spaces of the University’s City Campus were commended for their beautiful work during a handover ceremony at the City Campus.
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