Actuarial Science and Demography seminar presented by Illana Meltzer and hosted by the Actuarial Science Department in association with the Centre for Actuarial Research (CARe).
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Beattie 115, Beattie Building, Upper Campus
This course aims to introduce concepts of structural health monitoring of civil infrastructure.
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Postgraduate Seminar Room, New Engineering Building, UCT
Heidi Tait
021 650 4922
A group exhibition in which fourteen artists have created work in response to the house, collection and life of the renowned artist, Irma Stern.
Opening hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 10:00 -...
UCT Irma Stern Museum
650 7243/ 40/41
Mary van Blommestein
This course is aimed at Clinical Coders and Case Manage and consists of one day of lectures and a 6-week distance learning assignment.
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Panorama, Cape Town
In commemoration of Heritage Month, we are celebrating South Africa’s diversity and our cultural heritage. We’ve once again invited University of Cape Town (UCT)’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng to give a talk on the topic ‘Heritage is ours – embracing our backgrounds’.
Guest Speaker: Prof Mamokgethi Phakeng: Vice-Chancellor, UCT
Prof Phakeng joined UCT in 2017 as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Research and Internationalisation. In July 2018 she was appointed as the university’s Vice-Chancellor.
In July this year, Phakeng...
UCT GSB Solution Space Philippi
1 Cwangco Crescent
Cape Town, WC 7781
Listening to the career journeys of others', can help you figure out what works, or not, when entering the world of work!
Students from the Humanities Faculty, are invited to enjoy an evening of engaging and networking with speakers from a variety of sectors. Speakers will share with students, their insights, pearls of wisdom and information, on what it takes to thrive and survive in the ever-changing world of work!
Refreshments will be served.
Speakers:
Ms. Samantha Malunga (Associate Program Officer: ELMA Philanthropies): Master in Public Health: Social &...
Snape 4C
Beattie 115, Beattie Building, Upper Campus
This course covers structural health monitoring and nondestructive techniques for civil infrastructure. These techniques are increasingly used for structural performance assessment of structures both during construction and operational phases. During the construction phase, these techniques are used for quality control and verification of design assumptions and in the post construction phase they are used to track the behaviour of s structure and thus provide necessary information for operation, management and maintenance activities.
Birchwood Hotel, Boksberg, Johannesburg
Heidi Tait
021 6504922
The 5th Dermatology Combined Congress
Keynote Speakers
Allergy & Immunology
Dr George du Toit, UK
Prof Johny Peter, SA
Paediatric Dermatology
Prof Amy Paller, USA
Keloid/Scars
Prof Ardeshir Bayat, UK
Dermatologic Surgery & Cosmetic Dermatology
Dr Sabrina Shah-Desai, UK
Prof Glenn Goldman, USA
For more information regarding the conference, visit the...
Academic Conference Centre, UCT Graduate School of Business, V&A Waterfront
Belinda Chapman
021 406 6381
Fatima Saban
021 406 6440
Join us as we celebrate the recent research undertaken by staff and students at the School of Pubic Health and Family Medicine 7th Annual Research Day to be held on 12 September 2019.
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Wolfson Lecture Theatre - all day event - time to be advised
liza Smith
021 406 6948
Beattie 115, Beattie Building, Upper Campus
UCT Careers and Partners are proud to host #SEW2019. Student Entrepreneurship Week is running for its 3rd year on campus. Events include presentations from student entrepreneurs, a marketplace and an entrepreneurship boot camp. New for this year is the #SEW2019 Social Impact Day.
Follow updates on 2019 Student Entrepreneurship Week
All UCT students interested in entrepreneurship are encouraged to participate.
16 September:...
Venues across campus
Hishamodien Hoosain
021 650 5360
