Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

Stellenbosch Academy’s true difference lies in its interdisciplinary approach to teaching visual communication. Major subjects are combined, rather than treated as separate entities.

Info4africa, a self-funded Centre of the School of Applied Human Sciences and a specialist data collection agency focusing on health, wellbeing and development in South Africa, recently launched its revamped website.

On Wednesday, 18 September 2013 the Science Centre of the North-West University’s Mafikeng Campus was presented with a BMW Educational Display Car by the Deputy Minister of Science and Technology, Honourable Advocate Michael Masutha.

Wits University has emerged as the best place to study in Africa if you have aspirations of becoming a global CEO.

Petra Diamonds is committed to develop and expand South Africa’s skills base.

One of the results of the Information Age is a huge information overload, resulting in the prominence of visual communication in advertising.

A science and technology park is an area where innovation is key.

Author and journalist McIntosh Polela engaged with staff and students at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) about his book My Father, My Monster, on 17 and 19 September 2013, marking the end of the UJ Library and Information Centre’s UJ Reads reading project for 2013.

One of the country’s most successful teacher training universities, Walter Sisulu University, which produces no less than 1,800 teachers each year, plans to introduce a Bachelor of Education for the Foundation Phase in 2015.

The Stellenbosch Heritage Festival will reach a climax on Tuesday 24 September with among others a soccer tournament in the town centre (VriendsCUP on the Braak); a Get-Into-Rugby Event at the Markötter Sports Grounds; the Manuela Huckfeldt Tennis Tournament at Coetzenburg and the Eikestad Heritage cycle race.