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[VIDEO] Studying humanities at UCT means engaging with ideas in a way that’s personal, thoughtful and meaningful. With a stunning campus beneath the mountain and a legacy of accomplished graduates, UCT offers the space to think deeply, grow authentically and find your voice.

With her election as an honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Emerita Professor Valerie Mizrahi joins the ranks of some of the world’s most distinguished scholars. Read more: qr.link/o6peb2

The award-winning spectacular production Hedda Gabler is showing at The Baxter Theatre this May, with English and Afrikaans seasons. Read more: qr.codes/rqNOET

UCT scholar Eve Wong has conducted rare research on the revivalism of the Khoisan movement in South Africa, exploring how young, urban, working-class individuals reclaim erased histories and challenge fixed notions of race and authenticity. Read more: qr.codes/pvGtoz

“Take a leap of faith. Believe in yourself and your ability to start over and be the person you want to be.” - Karabo Majola, BSc in Speech-Language Pathology student. Share your #MondayMotivation with us.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Mosa Moshabela invites members of the university community and the public to the next #UCTInauguralLecture to be presented by Professor Res Altwegg. The lecture is titled “Adventures in Statistical Ecology” and will take place on Thursday, 8 May 2025 at

Dr Jesse Heyninck, an Honorary Research Associate in the Department of Computer Science at UCT, was recently awarded a prestigious P-rating by the National Research Foundation. Read more: qr.codes/tpkcWB

Join Professor Res Altwegg at the upcoming #UCTInauguralLecture for an examination of how data science assists in understanding and protecting wildlife. Professor Altwegg will present the lecture under the title “Adventures in Statistical Ecology” on Thursday, 8 May 2025 at

World Immunization Week, commemorated on the last week of April, brings a spotlight to the work of UCT’s Vaccines for Africa Initiative (VACFA) which works across the continent to rid Africa of vaccine-preventable diseases. Read more: qr.codes/xHNGUi

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Don’t miss the next #UCTInauguralLecture, to be presented by Professor Res Altwegg from UCT’s Department of Statistical Sciences on Thursday, 8 May 2025 at 17:45 SAST. Professor Altwegg is the founding director of the Centre for Statistics in Ecology, Environment and

Dr Mapheyeledi Sibindlana, UCT graduate and founder of Root_Fed Consultancy, has completed a groundbreaking PhD that critically examines how violence is understood and represented in the context of student protest. Read more: qr.codes/E6Ccd3

The university has announced the call for abstracts for the inaugural UCT Well-Being and Flourishing Conference, which will be held on Tuesday, 9 September 2025. Read more about this and other updates: qr.codes/JUFK8B

Gain the skills to navigate the world of business, finance and technology with confidence. UCT’s Faculty of Commerce equips students with the knowledge to lead and innovate in a dynamic global economy. #ChooseUCT Apply now: applyonline.uct.ac.za

Join Professor Res Altwegg for the next UCT Inaugural Lecture on Thursday, 8 May 2025 at 17:45 SAST. #UCTInauguralLecture Watch the lecture online: qr.codes/EcJPMz

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Professor Kelly Chibale, one of Africa’s leading scientists in the field of drug discovery, has been elected as an international member of the US-based National Academy of Sciences, one of the highest honours in the global scientific community. Read more: qr.link/S4Va0i