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Fragment: Magdalena de Vries (marimba)
For more information, go to the NWU School of Music & Conservatory Facebook page or visit the NWU School of Music's annual concert serieshttp://www.nwu.ac.za/susan-yondt-piano-recital
Susan Yondt - Piano Recital
Tickets available at: The Conservatory 018 299 1692 / NWU PUK Arts 018 299 2844 / AJR Mooirivier Mall 018 293 2831 / Protea Bookshop 018 297 1583 / www.artema.com/buy-ticketshttp://www.nwu.ac.za/potchpourri
Potchpourri
Tickets available at: The Conservatory 018 299 1692 / NWU PUK Arts 018 299 2844 / AJR Mooirivier Mall 018 293 2831 / Protea Bookshop 018 297 1583 / www.artema.com/buy-ticketshttp://www.nwu.ac.za/international-mother-language-day
International Mother Language Day
The School of Languages would like to invite you to celebrate International Mother Language Day with us on 21 February 2019 between 13:00 and 14:00. This will be essentially be a student-centred initiative, but staff members are very welcome to participate. The celebration will consist of 3 components. 1. A ‘60-second language…http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/young-alumni-homecoming
Young alumni homecoming
The Young Alumni Homecoming is an annual event which takes place at the Vaal Traingle Campus. Young Alumni meet every end of September, coming from all walks of life; for a good course which is to raise funds for the final years with outstanding fees in order for them to graduate. The chairperson of the Young Alumni Executive Committee is Ms…http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/school-human-movement-sciences%25E2%2580%2599-reunion
School of Human Movement Sciences’ reunion
Come and relive old memories with old friends and colleagues. You are welcome to bring your family along. We look forward to catching up with every person who has left his/her footprints in HMS’s corridors. Programme for Saturday: 09:00 Meet at Fanie du Toit Sports Grounds (Building K3) for a nice stroll and socialising (BP…http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/applications-close-2021
Applications close for 2021
Closing date for 2021 prospective students’ academic applications for admissions to study at NWUhttp://www.nwu.ac.za/event/femmegineering-keep-moving-forward
Femmegineering - Keep Moving Forward
Are you a grade 10, 11 or 12 girl? Are you interested in studying Engineering? If yes then you are invited to apply to attend our annual Femmegineering celebration week! This will be our first virtual Femmegineering event and we are very excited! Find out more... Read more about Women in Engineering Check out the NWU…http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/online-engineering-week
Online Engineering Week
The Faculty of Engineering is hosting an online Engineering Week for the very first time which will comprise of panel discussions on various topics. These panel discussions will be streamed live to YouTube each day of the engineering week. In the sessions where the various engineering disciplines are discussed, the panels will consist of…http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/postponed-engineering-week
Postponed - Engineering Week
The NWU Faculty of Engineering hosts the Engineering weeks every year during the March and June school holidays, giving learners the opportunity to gain practical exposure to the different disciplines of engineering at the Potchefstroom campus. During the Engineering week, you will eat like an NWU student, live like an NWU student, and have fun…http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/mahikeng-closing-ceremony
Mahikeng Closing Ceremony
Dear Mahikeng Staff Member Please donate any non-perishables towards the needy (e.g rice, tin fish etc to be donated for Christmas) for the year end function. Please confirm your attendance on or before 20 November 2019 by following the link. It is important to confirm so that we should be able to determine the number of…http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/public-lecture-prof-katja-jorenen
Public Lecture by by Prof Katja Jorenen
More about Prof Katja Joronenhttp://www.nwu.ac.za/event/public-lecture-workshop-academic-freedom-prof-klaus-d-beiter
Public lecture & workshop on Academic Freedom by Prof Klaus D Beiter
Topic: Academic freedom violations 2.0: The South African university in ruins? Speaker: Prof Klaus D Beiterhttp://www.nwu.ac.za/event/telit-sa-writing-retreat
TELIT-SA: Writing Retreat
Registration Facilitator: Prof Ronél Ferreira (University of Pretoria) Note: Only for TELIT-SA members (members are from three campuses, VC PC and MC) and across multidisciplinary faculties / departments.http://www.nwu.ac.za/event/telit-sa-workshop-linkedin-session