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University of the Western Cape 65 years of Hope, Action and Knowledge built on Social Justice, Community Engagement and Graduate Employability. #IamUWC
Western Cape, South Africa
uwc.ac.za
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    Feb 18, 2025
    [WATCH] "In the coming five years, our collective work on what I have termed, the UWC Way, is a means of developing a shared understanding of the commitment to harmony of work processes, harmony of workers and harmony of the work we do." - Prof Robert Balfour. #IAmUWC #TheUWCWay
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    [READ] Textbook drive at UWC Faculty of Law highlighted reading and critical thinking in an AI era. Organised by ProBono.Org, Cape Town Attorneys Association and Bar Council of South Africa, it donated textbooks to UWC law students. #IAmUWC
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    Jul 28
    The University of the Western Cape (UWC) Mandela Day textbook handover was more than a donation of books, it sparked a conversation about the future of learning. Law students shared their perspectives on the role of textbooks alongside online resources and AI. #IAmUWC
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    Jul 24
    [READ] Balancing a PhD in pharmaceutical sciences with competitive chess is no small feat. University of the Western Cape PhD student Harrison Abrahams, 25, recently won his division at a national chess championship. #IAmUWC
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    Jul 23
    [READ] People in South Africa are likely to develop walking difficulties earlier than those in wealthier countries, according to a major international study published in The Lancet. University of the Western Cape researcher Prof Rina Swart contributed to the research. #IAmUWC
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