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2025 Summer School: 20 January – 1 February

Celebrate 101 years of lifelong learning at the University of Cape Town. Join us at Summer School in January 2025 and feast your mind on lectures presented by world-class scholars on ground-breaking research topics.

South African Young Academy of Science members

The South African Young Academy of Science is organisation that aims to be the voice of the country’s young scientists.

UCT Inaugural Lecture: Professor Sithombo Maqungo

Professor Sithombo Maqungo will present his inaugural lecture “Been there, fixed that, presented there and published that. Is this all there is to the life of an academic trauma surgeon?” on Thursday, 28 November 2024 at 17:30 SAST.

Policies

This page includes policies approved by Senate and Council, along with other governance documentation.

UCT Inaugural Lecture: Professor Sithombo Maqungo

Professor Sithombo Maqungo will present his inaugural lecture titled “Been there, fixed that, presented there and published that. Is this all there is to the life of an academic trauma surgeon?” on 28 November 2024.

Research excellence awards

The following are some awards that recognise excellence, a core pillar of the University of Cape Town's academic project.

2024 UCT Teaching and Learning Conference

UCT’s 2024 Teaching and Learning Conference, themed “All About Curriculum: New Visions and Future Directions”, takes place on Wednesday, 20 and Thursday, 21 November 2024. The full programme and book of abstracts are now available.

UCT GSB MBA ranked number seven globally for impact and sustainability

The UCT GSB’s MBA programme has been ranked number seven globally and number one in Africa in the 2024 Better World MBA ranking by ‘Corporate Knights’ magazine.

Annual UCT Bongani Mayosi Memorial Lecture

The Faculty of Health Sciences, in partnership with the Bongani Mayosi Foundation, will be hosting the annual Bongani Mayosi Memorial Lecture.

Emerging Frontiers in Neuroethics

What new ethical dilemmas do emerging neurotechnologies pose? Could 'neurorights' become essential? And how can perspectives from the Global South influence the global conversation on neuroethics?

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