UCT retains top position in Africa
The University of Cape Town (UCT) remains the top university on the continent in this year’s World University Rankings published by Times Higher Education (THE) on Wednesday, 27 September.
UCT funding to support cost-effective manufacturing of pharmaceuticals in South Africa
The manufacturing and availability of medicines in sub-Saharan Africa will receive a major boost with the injection of R13 million to UCT’s H3D.
Council’s letters to individuals referenced in the panel’s report
The UCT Chair of Council, Mr Norman Arendse (SC), has written letters of apology to individuals who have been wronged as referenced in the report of the independent panel, as well as to the 37 anonymous complainants referred to in the Ombud
UCT Parents' Brief: Addressing student fee block issues
A communication to parents, guardians and sponsors of UCT students – providing an update and some context about fee blocks and financial exclusions, as well as recent developments on campus.
UCT hosts Nobel Laureate for lecture on universal basic income in the developing world
Nobel Laureate Professor Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee, an expert in development economics, recently delivered an open lecture on the potential transformative effects of universal basic income in the developing world.
Visit by Chair of Council, Advocate Norman Arendse SC
UCT Chair of Council, Advocate Norman Arendse SC visits the International Office.
Fond Farewell to Prof Sue Harrison
The International Office bids farewell to Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Internationalisation) Professor Sue Harrison.
Russell Ally
Russell Ally is the current Senior Director of Institutional Advancement at the University of the Free State, where he began his tenure in July 2021. In this position he oversees fundraising, alumni relations, and institutional advancement. He is also a member of the university’s senior executive team, participating in the highest decision-making structures of the university, including the Rectorate.
Hugh Amoore
Registrar Emeritus Hugh Amoore has a long relationship with the University of Cape Town, since 1974. He retired in 2015, but remains actively involved with higher education activities, and serves on a number of committees.
Download candidate profile
Brian Kantor
Brian Kantor had a long association with the University of Cape Town where he served as lecturer, senior lecturer, professor of economics, head of the School of Economics (1987–1991) and dean of the Faculty of Commerce (1997–2001). Now Professor Emeritus (2007). His career includes stints as a Visiting Professor at Carnegie-Mellon University Pittsburgh PA (1978–79) and Columbia University Graduate School of Business, New York (1994).