Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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MAD in 2014
Insta-Moment: Colour your world is the theme for MAD2 2014 and that is exactly what MAD2 wants to achieve.
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The Sky is the Limit for KZN Rhodes Scholarship Recipient
Final year Law student Mr Ntokozo Qwabe is the only scholar in Kwazulu-Natal to receive the Rhodes Scholarship to further his studies at England’s Oxford University.
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Take Control of your Career Path with MLM Programmes
The Mastery Learning Methodology (MLM) programme gives you the power to pursue a career in IT. Its core objective is to allow you the opportunity to learn at your own pace, a method that’s been proven to give you a better understanding of your studies.
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Keep Your 2014 Registration High On Your Priority List
Whether you are enrolling your child into school, just got accepted to your chosen college or received your letter of acceptance from your chosen university, you will be faced with the registration process sooner, rather than later.
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Moses Kotane Institute Awards Bursaries to 81 Science Students
The Moses Kotane Institute (MKI) continued its long-running support for and involvement with the University when it recently awarded 81 bursaries to students from the UKZN Centre for Science Access (CSA).
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UWC Rector receives international honour
The Rector of the University of the Western Cape, Professor Brian O’Connell, received an honorary decoration from Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium when a Belgian trade delegation visited UWC in an effort to explore new ways to link business and academia across the two nations.
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Africa – the last untapped market
South Africa has joined a unique collaboration between top business schools in BRIC countries to help business and investors find out how to make the most of emerging markets in Africa.
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The importance of aligning one’s career with the demand for skills within the economy
“When choosing a career, young people are often told to do something they love and then it will never feel like work. While this may sound like very good advice since people are expected to spend around 99 117 hours on average, at work during a life-time, it is probably the worst career advice that…
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SA DJ turns up the BEAT
Cuebur has gone from the quiet streets of Middelburg to the loudest clubs of the world showcasing his immense talent as a DJ and music producer. He has earned himself the reputation of being one of the most innovative talents to have hit the music industry with it being said that ‘without Cuebur there is…
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Rescue simulation at CPUT construction site
The massive construction taking place at the Bellville campus, where the new engineering building is being built, is the perfect training ground for a number of courses on offer at the institution.
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