What R3 billion has made possible at SU

SU celebrates Prof Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela

Prof Gray receives Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship Award

Jannie Mouton Foundation leads charge against period poverty

Bursary transforms engineering student’s life

#Move4Maties: One step at a time

On 15 September, 19 Maties took on the London to Brighton Cycle Ride, all aiming to raise £500 each for the UK-EU Bursary Fund. Their goal? To help bright but financially disadvantaged SU students cross their own finish line by earning a degree without the weight of student debt.

We need your support

At Stellenbosch University, we strive to create a transformative student experience. Your generous support has been instrumental in this mission, and we are deeply grateful. Read the 2024 Bridge The Gap Impact Report.

Impact: Bridge The Gap

Alumna Tania Mouton, SWAN Co-Lead in London, reached new heights by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in September, raising funds for #Action4Inclusion. To date, she has raised over £2 600, making a meaningful impact towards accessible education.

Alumna takes on Kilimanjaro

Stellenbosch University’s efforts to remain at the forefront of innovation, research and educational excellence received a timely boost when it was recently awarded a grant from the Carl & Emily Fuchs Foundation (CEFF).

At the forefront

We were delighted to see so many alumni and friends of SU at the 10th Annual Russel Botman Memorial Lecture. The lecture serves as a tribute to the life and visionary ideals of Prof Hayman Russel Botman and his commitment to Theological Justice. You can continue to support the work of the Russel Botman Bursary Fund by making a gift.

Russel Botman Lecture

It was a night of celebration befitting a Templeton Prize winner. SU honoured Prof Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, the 2024 winner of the prestigious Templeton Prize, at a tribute event filled with music and heartfelt praise.

Templeton Prize