The Engagement Excellence Awards are to recognise excellence in engagement activities and are considered as an important mechanism to achieve the institution’s engagement vision, strategic goals and objectives and to give recognition and reward for excellence in the performance of this core function.
The Engagement Advancement Funds are made available on an annual basis for engagement projects and initiatives that are of strategic value to Nelson Mandela University and that are currently not directly funded via teaching and learning and research funding sources.
The Engagement Office continues to challenge and expand its expression of engagement as praxis throughout its various sections and projects to delineate the possibilities for what an engaged university might look like and do.
What does it mean to innovate without losing sight of people, histories, cultures and communities? And how should we rethink what it means to be human as technology, data and artificial intelligence reshape the world around us?
Mandela University’s School of Architecture recently hosted the 2026 Annual Conference of the South African Journal of Art History (SAJAH), an accredited journal in the fields of visual arts and architecture.
Nelson Mandela University contributed to a national conversation on ethical and inclusive leadership at the recent 2026 NASDEV Women in Leadership Conference, hosted by the University of South Africa (UNISA).
What happens in the village when the well is dry? This was the question posed to the women attending Mandela University’s Women’s Month celebration, hosted by Vice-Chancellor Professor Sibongile Muthwa recently.