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Undergraduate student mobility: are virtual experiences a realistic substitute? The third conversation in UCT's series of digital events aimed at reimagining the new global university took place on Monday 27 July 2020. 03 Aug 2020

Undergraduate student mobility: are virtual experiences a realistic substitute?

The third conversation in UCT's series of digital events aimed at reimagining the new global university took place on Monday 27 July 2020. 03 Aug 2020

Viewpoints | Conversation #3: Undergraduate student mobility

Are virtual experiences a realistic substitute? Here we listen to some opinions on the sudden shift to virtual environments and how this impacts the student experience. 03 Aug 2020

International Collaborations: how do we shift the power towards Africa?

The second conversation in UCT's series of digital events aimed at reimagining the new global university took place on Monday 13 July 2020. 20 Jul 2020

Viewpoints | Conversation #2: International collaborations

On 13 July 2020, the University of Cape Town (UCT) hosted a challenging conversation focused on international collaborations. 20 Jul 2020

From a two-speed economy to one for all South Africans

Colin Coleman, a senior fellow and lecturer at Yale University’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs, delivered the Vice-Chancellor’s Open Lecture on Wednesday, 15 July 2020. 15 Jul 2020

Viewpoints | Conversation #1: Academic conferences

On 29 June 2020, the University of Cape Town (UCT) hosted a challenging conversation about academic conferences that questioned “How virtual can we go?” 09 Jul 2020

Can the virtual conference level the playing field?

Phil Baty and Isabel Casimiro participated in the first half of the first conversation in the seminar series. 02 Jul 2020

How virtual can we go? How do we seize the moment? Esther Ngumbi and Katye Altieri participated in the second half of the first conversation in the seminar series. 02 Jul 2020

Thuma Mina by UCT Choir The UCT choir’s rendition of the traditional Zulu hymn, Thuma Mina pays tribute to all frontline workers at the coalface of the COVID-19 pandemic. 29 Jun 2020

Carl Manlan on COVID-19 philanthropy on the continent The fifth topic of UCT’s Africa Month Virtual Symposium focused on COVID-19 philanthropy on the continent. 29 May 2020

Bongiwe Mlangeni on COVID-19 philanthropy on the continent The fifth topic of UCT’s Africa Month Virtual Symposium focused on COVID-19 philanthropy on the continent. 29 May 2020

Bulelwa Ngewana on COVID-19 philanthropy on the continent The fifth topic of UCT’s Africa Month Virtual Symposium focused on COVID-19 philanthropy on the continent. 29 May 2020

Professor Eddy Maloka’s closing remarks In closing UCT’s Africa Month Virtual Symposium, Professor Eddy Maloka discussed key insights and practical implications. 29 May 2020

Professor Faizel Ismail’s closing remarks In closing UCT’s Africa Month Virtual Symposium, Professor Faizel Ismail discussed key insights and practical implications. 29 May 2020

VC Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng talks about COVID-19 as the catalyst for shaping Africa’s future Day 3 of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium was introduced by UCT’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng. 29 May 2020

Mcebisi Jonas reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 The fourth topic of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium took time to reflect on leadership and good governance. 29 May 2020

Nomzamo Zondo reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 The fourth topic of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium took time to reflect on leadership and good governance. 29 May 2020

Dr Boniface Dulani reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 The fourth topic of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium took time to reflect on leadership and good governance. 29 May 2020

Dr Gwamaka Kifukwe reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 Dr Gwamaka Kifukwe, Tanzanian independent consultant in leadership and sustainable development in Africa, joined the discussion. 29 May 2020

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