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SRC President challenges first years
Rhodes University Student Representative Council President, Sakh’usomeleze Badi, challenged first year students to make the best of their opportunity to study at Rhodes University.
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CUT, truly a cut above the rest!
It is that time of year when tertiary institutions welcome back their students and open their doors for the next academic year.
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CPUT offers bursaries to their postgraduate students
And to make sure it meets this goal, CPUT has set up a number of support structures for postgraduate students, including access to a wide range of bursaries.
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Wits students one of only three African teams shortlisted in aerospace global competition
A Wits student team has been selected as one of only two African teams to proceed to the next stage of a global competition. Teams from the University of Witwatersrand and the University of Nairobi are among 100 student teams to go through to the second round of the biennial global Fly Your Ideas competition…
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First-year Maties join forces to make a difference in community
We want to show that you can make a big difference by giving just a bit of your time.” These were the words of Martin Visser, a House Committee member of Helshoogte, as he was painting at the Ida’s Valley sportsgrounds during the MAD² Community Interaction morning on Friday, 1 February.
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Sasol Bursaries For 2013/2014
Applications for a Sasol bursary close on 28 February 2013. Should you meet the minimum academic requirements specified under ‘how do I qualify’, please register to apply.
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A Day in the Life of a Digital Strategist
We’re very excited about this brand new line of specific job interviews we’ll be showcasing on SAstudy.co.za! If you have an interest or would like to know more about a potential future career, please let us know and we’ll try our best to find a great representative out there to interview!
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SA youth get technical skills assistance from Samsung
The Samsung Electronics Engineering Academy in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg saw its second batch of students graduate on Wednesday, contributing to its goal of developing 10 000 electronics engineers in Africa by 2015.
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HIV/Aids Unit welcomes 2013 Peer Educators
Charging forward with its commitment to an HIV free generation, the CPUT HIV/Aids unit recently held a welcoming ceremony for all its peer educators at Mowbray Campus.
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Educate the next generation of tax payers to ensure South Africa remains competitive
The cost of a lack of education reaches much wider than the actual cost of a few years of university studies, says Totsie Memela-Khambula, CEO of Eduloan.
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