In April, Sonia Durán, Vice President for International Affairs at Universidad del Rosario in Colombia, South America, visited the campus to explore research collaborations. Sonia is the first Colombian visitor to the SU campus.
Other visitors this semester included:
American delegations from Seattle University, Clark University, Texas Christian University, Northwestern University and Fordham University focused on developing Study Abroad programmes for their students, whilst delegates from the Norwegian Institute for Bioeconomy Research, the University of Zambia, the University of North Georgia (USA) and Pennsylvania State University (USA) explored research collaborations.
Visits from Michigan University (USA), King’s College London (UK), FU Berlin (Germany), Hamburg University (Germany) and the University of Uppsala (Sweden) aimed at developing their existing partnerships with SU.
Benchmarking visits came from Botswana International University of Science and Technology (Student Affairs and student leadership), Mekelle University, Ethiopia, and Botswana University (Enterprise Strategy).
The Centre for Collaboration in Africa, hosted with SU International, received a visit from Ms Elif Memis Marsman from the European Commission EACEA and Dr Yohannes Woldetensae from the African Union to evaluate the TRECCA Intra-ACP mobility programme undertaken by the European Commission EACEA and African Union at SU.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on all of us. South Africa entered a national lockdown on 26 March 2020, and since then we at Stellenbosch University (SU) have worked tirelessly to find innovative ways of dealing with the impact of the pandemic and continuing our work in the new reality of business unusual.
read moreThe internationalisation of higher education has become a formidable force for change in the past decade. Having long outgrown its baby shoes of mere development cooperation, cross-border education today involves high-impact partnerships and collaborative research, often with competitive commercial outputs.
read moreFrench business school SKEMA and Stellenbosch University (SU) have joined forces to open a SKEMA campus in Stellenbosch. This will be SKEMA’s seventh campus globally. The partnership, which was officially launched on 31 January 2020, is set to significantly contribute to achieving the objectives of SU’s internationalisation strategy.
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