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Transitioning seamlessly to the sevens format and adapting to the heat are two factors that could see the Madibaz teams avoid digging a “big hole” for themselves at this weekend’s University Sports South Africa rugby tournament in Kimberley.
Four Mandela University second-year students in Architectural Technology won third place in the York Timbers, national Timber Design competition, designing a Biodiversity Skills Centre to complement the Lapalala Wilderness School in Limpopo,
Reasons to be Proud #R2bP: Mandela University’s distinguished professor Janine Adams and doctoral student Carla Dodd both received awards in recognition for their groundbreaking water research at the recent South African Women in Science Awards ceremony.
Experienced coach Garth Anderson has a burning ambition to guide the Madibaz to the upper echelons of university cricket after being appointed as the new Nelson Mandela University mentor.
Taking place 25-29 September in George, topics include: Space Physics, Astrophysics & Cosmology, Nuclear and Particle Physics, Biophysics and more.
A conversation about men who have sex with men (MSM).
SPEAKERS: CHIEF EDMUND STUURMAN, PROF ANDRE KEET, DR TROY MARTENS, GARTH AUGUSTUS, RUNX YOUTH AND FAROUK ABRAHAMS.
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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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