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In preparation for the gradual return to campus, a lot of work has gone towards ensuring that staff and students come back to a safe and COVID-19 compliant environment on campus.
The Chair for Youth Unemployment, Employability and Empowerment, in collaboration with six partner institutions launch a series of webinars today (11 September 2020) that focus on the implications of COVID-19 on the South African TVET colleges sector.
Nelson Mandela University mourns the passing of Adv George Bizos SC.
More than 11 800 students have already accepted the opportunity to return to campus to continue their studies, albeit in new ways and in very different conditions.
Information regarding the return to campus for staff and students.
These photo galleries document some of the measures that have been put in place across our campuses to combat COVID-19.
Mandela University’s #MaskUpMandela movement is part of a collective drive to save lives by wearing a mask and help prevent further spread of the coronavirus. This includes our new cartoon series, eRona Times.
Our approach is to allow all students to achieve their learning outcomes through multiple, blended pathways.
The purpose of the Mandela University Convergence Fund is to mobilise resources to assist in addressing serious societal issues like hunger and deprivation in communities.
The University has established a multi-stakeholder task team to lead the efforts to fight against the COVID-19 virus.
In serving our community, we are facilitating a volunteer process in seeking the expertise of professionals in our fight against COVID-19.
Multilingual posters for downloading
The CEO of Universities South Africa (USAf) has requested universities to respond to a call to rapidly provide assistance to the public against the COVID-19 pandemic.
See what options are available to you, look at the prospectus and quick guides, make your career choice, find out which courses (qualifications) can get you there and see if you meet the requirements.
Decided what you want to study and meet the requirements? Right, now you can apply online for admission, for accommodation and for funding.
Submitted your application? Now you can view your admission status, change your study choice or confirm any admission offer you may have received so that we can reserve a place for you.
Been admitted to study at Nelson Mandela University? Take part in the orientation programmes, go through the registration process to enrol in your chosen subjects and find out when lectures start.
A partnership between universities, TVET colleges, the Departments of Higher Education and Training and Science and Technology and research enterprises.
The Centre for Women and Gender Studies (CWGS) in collaboration with the Rhodes University’s Politics and International Studies department, presents a September programme theme, Gender, Arts and Heritage.
Learn to communicate and understand deaf and hard of hearing people through South African sign language.
Encountering apartheid's ghosts in the midst of a pandemic: What are our moral and political responsibilities?
Realising our vision as a dynamic and comprehensive African institution, which responds to local, national and global needs.
Nelson Mandela University has adopted a humanising pedagogy as the philosophical underpinning for curriculum transformation.
Both staff and students engage in practices that harness the full potential of technology and modern methodologies.
Nelson Mandela University prioritises student voices and supports student involvement in core projects and in curriculum renewal.
Drone flybys, events, student life and more, see all the pictures and videos of life at Nelson Mandela University.
For a 360° view of our campuses and various buildings, take a virtual tour through our interactive maps.
Find out more about our six campuses located in the Nelson Mandela Metropole and one in the city of George.
Printed or digital, online or offline, find all the library resources you need to support assignments and projects.
A fundamental aspect of Nelson Mandela University, is producing high quality research that makes an impact.
Innovation is a fundamental part of the education landscape, allowing us to engage in creating new knowledge.
Enriching diversity by drawing postgraduate students from SADC, other African countries, and the global community.
To promote, develop and maintain partnerships between Nelson Mandela University and the external community.