Unveiling excellence: DUT’s odyssey of innovation beyond its academia
The ENVISION2030 statement of intent highlights DUT’s aspiration to be creative, innovative, entrepreneurial and adaptive
CHE
LETTER: The murder of Prof Kamwendo at UniZulu
Kamwendo’s murder is an incident that is simply at the extreme end of a spectrum of problematic dynamics in the South African academy
Real barrier is academic inertia
The CHE’s damning report provides ample evidence of the need for urgently reforming the undergraduate curriculum — but are its proposals workable?
US guru on student success in higher education to visit SA
The Council on Higher Education launches new focus on quality of university teaching and learning
Is institutional autonomy a myth?
The time has come to debate the assumption of academic freedom that universities hold dear .
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Guerrillas in the mist
Not quite the movie of the week either: Shaun de Waal reviews Che, Part I: The Argentinean.
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With CAP in hand
The battle for the heart of the South African university goes as far back as the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) in 1996.
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New laws anger private educators
A wide range of private education companies are outraged at limitations the government is imposing on their businesses.
