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An initiative that began in Nelson Mandela University's Department of Computing Sciences is helping to inspire the next generation of problem solvers across Africa.
One of South African sport’s biggest corporate backers is partnering with Mandela University’s athletics programme to elevate its status as a seat of running excellence and inclusivity.
Mandela University Economics Professor Syden Mishi has been co-opted to the Council of the South African Economic Society for a two-year term.
Reasons to be Proud -#R2bP: When fourth-year Nelson Mandela University Bachelor of Music (BMus) student Mathew Draai takes to the stage at the British Isles Music Festival (BIMF) in the United Kingdom this July, he will do so not only as an accomplished young pianist, but as a representative of South African musical talent on the global stage.
Save the Date for the Nelson Mandela University Student Leadership Indaba
Professor Leward Jeke from the Faculty of Business and Economic Sciences will deliver his inaugural lecture, titled THE CONUNDRUM OF FINANCIAL LIBERALISATION: FROM REFORM TO CRISIS.
We are pleased to announce that the Faculty of Health Sciences will be hosting its first International Learning & Teaching Week in 2026.
Professor Progress Hove-Sibanda from the Faculty of Business and Economic Sciences will deliver her inaugural lecture, titled Building the Supply Chains African Communities Need: A Vision for Inclusive and Sustainable Development.
For media queries please contact Ms Zandile Mbabela on 0415042777 or Zandile.Mbabela@mandela.ac.za
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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.
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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