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.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can transform how healthcare professionals learn and work, but its value lies in how it serves the people and communities they care for.
The Engagement Office recently met with members of Nyangayezizwe Traditional Healers at their request to reflect on and clarify their long-standing relationship with Nelson Mandela University.
Reasons to be Proud - #R2bP: The Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Dr Nomalungelo Gina, has unveiled new infrastructure at Nelson Mandela University yesterday, marking the renewal and expansion of microscopy research in South Africa.
Dugmore Boetie was a South African writer whose work travelled beyond the country's borders, yet his name remains unfamiliar to many at home.