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Minister of Higher Education, Training, Science and Innovation, the Honourable Professor Bonginkosi Emmanuel Nzimande today (Friday, 15 March 2024), launched Nelson Mandela University’s state-of-the-art Science Centre and other infrastructure that his department has funded.
Reasons to be Proud #R2bP - Asithandile Ntsondwa’s academic journey, which began in Mthatha, followed by undergraduate and postgraduate science qualifications at Mandela University, will culminate with a PhD study in Anthropology at New York University (NYU).
Hub and spokes mean more than bicycles for keen triathlete Vuyo Bongela, the director of Madibaz Sports at Nelson Mandela University.
The Department of Visual Arts in the Faculty of Humanities invites you to attend the exhibition:
The Between: From Sight to Insight
Jennifer Mary Ord
SAIMI is pleased to host the Emerging Researchers Seminar on 19 March 2024 at the Nelson Mandela University Business School.
The Centre for the Advancement of Non-Racialism and Democracy’s Research Programme and the Department of History and Political Studies invite you to a seminar entitled The Inner Life of the African Union.
PhD proposal: Spatial strategies for Shark and Ray conservation in South Africa.
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We strive to develop effective channels of communication with members of staff as well as the private and public sector, recruit students, market the University's programmes and liaise with the University's stakeholder body.
A collection of special interest publications that cover a wide variety of topics related to the university and its activities.
Information and links to our public and memorial lectures as well as our professorial inaugural lectures.
Nelson Mandela Bay, including Nelson Mandela University, is presently experiencing a severe drought, and our taps have run dry. This webpage seeks to help you navigate the present crisis on our campuses.
The Naming and Renaming programme of the University symbolically signals its commitment to transformation in naming places, spaces and buildings that enhance the Mandela name while entrenching the institution’s ever-growing intellectual identity.
Our approach is to allow all students to achieve their learning outcomes through multiple, blended pathways.
Have a look at our latest infrastructure projects on our campuses as well as our flagship buildings, projects underway and campus buildings.
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