As part of the 2015 NMMU 10 Year Anniversary celebrations, CAEC asked staff members to share their Engagement stories in ten lines, while standing the chance to win R10 000 towards their Engagement project.
Continuing with the celebrations of its tenth year of existence, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University is hosting The Human Race on Saturday, 10 October 2015, in conjunction with The Nursing Education Association (NEA).
In celebration of its 10 year anniversary, NMMU will host the Human Race on the 10th of the 10th at 10am.
NEARLY 400 Grade 11 learners had a serious think about their possible careers at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s future-focused Grade 11 Accounting Winter School this week (7 to 9 July).
A UNIQUE exhibition featuring photographs of the country’s best-loved former leader, Nelson Mandela, by one of its best-known photojournalists, Dr Peter Magubane, is a fitting way to mark the 10th anniversary of the only university that bears Mandela’s name.
NMMU's School of Accoutning gave their 2015 Winter School for Grade 12 learners a little twist this year!
Some staff and students on North Campus shared what the NMMU anniversary celebrations mean to them...
NMMU's 10th birthday was celebrated on 11 May 2015 with an expo by all departments and faculties and an open-air picnic concert for staff and students.
The advent of social media has completely changed the way we interact and engage with one another. Filters and hashtags have become somewhat of a lingua franca. As millennials, we are often referred to as hyper-taskers and our teenagers are now screenagers. We live in the information age, an age where one chooses to be ignorant as information is readily available with a click of a button.
In the spirit of our 10-year celebrations, 21 years of democracy and the ongoing transformation debate, NMMU is to continue its Courageous Conversations.
Read what PR intern, Khanyisa Melwa wrote about this busy month.
SELFIES with Vice-Chancellor Derrick Swartz, dancing, music and an all-round mardi gras atmosphere of celebration marked the Madibaz Day celebrations at the Sports Stadium on the university’s South Campus.
HUNDREDS of visitors, dozens of success stories and two big events …
State-of-the-art buildings...
2015 marks our 10th anniversary...
NMMU’s big bash celebration...
A FULL calendar of events, publications, discussions and the unveiling of various arts, culture and heritage projects are part of NMMU’s plans to mark its 10th anniversary.
The NMMU Alumni Association invites you to attend the 2015 Alumni Festive Concert in support of the Alumni Bursary Fund. Last year more than 1000 people attended the event and we hope that the 2015 event will be another sold out NMMU 10th anniversary celebration.
Congratulations to Thomas Hansford, a National Diploma: Building graduate who represented our Province at the National Senior Swimming Championships, achieving a semifinal in the 200 butterfly and a final in the 400m individual medley. And this in the same week as his graduation!
The Madibaz Day Expo will give NMMU staff a chance to show and share what they do within every aspect of their work at the University.
From Admissions through to Zoology, each component of NMMU is being given the opportunity to reflect on what it has achieved in 10 years and share it will the rest of the university during the exhibition on Monday 11 May in the Indoor Centre from 11am to 3pm.
This is a call to all NMMU staff and students to come out in large numbers to support our own international students and their fellow countrymen and women in a silent march against xenophobia.
Almost 8 percent of NMMU's 27 000 students come from outside of South Africa.
NMMU will be joined by the wider community, including the Metro Mayor Fihla and Provincial Premier Masualle in a show of solidarity across the province for our African compatriots.