Language Awareness Week
The Language Directorate cordially invites you to its annual Language Awareness Week, which will take place on all three NWU campuses. This year's theme seeks to create discussions around multilingualism in higher education and how to use the available linguistic resources to reach greater heights in teaching and learning. It also seeks to create…
2nd REASA Webinar: Practical and Ethical Solutions of Using AI for Research
You are cordially invited to the 2nd REASA (Research Ethics Committee Association of Southern Africa) Webinar, presented by Dr. Nicky Tjano. Topic: Practical and Ethical Solutions of Using AI for Research. About presenter: Dr. Nicky Tjano is currently the Director of Teaching & Learning Strategy, Projects, and Portfolio Performance (…
NWU Work Integrated and Service Learning Colloquium
You are cordially invited to NWU Work Integrated and Service Learning Colloquium. The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) and Service Learning (SL) Colloquium aims to offer a comprehensive platform to explore the dynamic and innovative teaching and learning strategies encompassed within WIL and SL. By facilitating knowledge exchange and collaboration,…
Seminar by Dr Nelson Sello (University of Botswana): Botswana’s Mind Set Change as Mega Policy Shift
The NWU School of Social Sciences cordially invites to attend an in-person seminar hosted by Dr Nelson Sello, from the University of Botswana. Topic: Botswana’s Mind Set Change as Mega Policy Shift: Pathways to Effective Policy Implementation? [accordion] Abstract: Botswana is endowed with effective policies that have made the…
1st International Conference of the Afrocentric Governance of Public Affairs (AGoPA)
You are cordially invited to the 1st International Conference of the Afrocentric Governance of Public Affairs (AGoPA). The theme of the conference is: "Reflections on Afrocentric Governance in the 21st Century: Defiers of Advances, Dilemmas of Prospects." Afrocentric Governance emphasizes African agency, history,culture, and values in…
Faculty of Health Science Lecture by Prof Linda E. May (East Carolina University College)
You are cordially invited to the Faculty of Health Science Lecture by Prof Linda E. May from East Carolina University College. Topic: The influence of maternal exercise during pregnancy on child development. Dr. Linda May is a tenured associate professor at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. She is in…
YAEI x Absa Youth Entrepreneurship Tour
Calling All Young Innovators! - Are you a university or college student, recent graduate, or young entrepreneur aged 18-35 with a groundbreaking idea to tackle Africa's challenges? Do you aspire to create a more sustainable future through technology with an Afrocentric perspective? Join the challenge and make a difference! This event is open to…
Service Learning Virtual Workshop
You are cordially invited to the Service Learning Virtual Workshop about Curriculum Considerations for Formalising and Aligning Service Learning Activities. Purpose: A key focus area integral to North-West University's strategy for 2024 and beyond is the alignment of community engagement with teaching and learning, fostering a culture of…
Public Lecture: 25 Years of Competition Law Enforcement in South Africa
The NWU Faculty of Law cordially invites you to a Public Lecture on 25 Years of Competition Law Enforcement in South Africa. Guest speaker: Mr Makgale Mohlala - Head of Cartels Division Competition Commission. Join Teams meeting here Invitation Register here
Public Lecture: Challenges Implementing Measures to Combat the Financing of Weapons of Mass Destruction
The NWU Faculty of Law cordially invites you to a Public Lecture on Challenges Implementing Measures to Combat the Financing of Weapons of Mass Destruction. Guest speaker: Prof Louis de Koker, La Trobe University, Australia. Invitation Join lecture here
Seminar by Dr Benjamin Kaneka (University of Malawi)
The NWU School of Social Sciences cordially invites to attend an in-person seminar hosted by Dr Kaneka from the University of Malawi. Topic: The influence of service providers’ attitudes and practices on contraceptive use and method choice among young married women in Malawi - a Qualitative Study. [accordion] Abstract: Despite an…
Let’s talk Medical School!
On 22 December 2023, the Minister of Health, the Honourable Dr Joe Phaahla, granted written permission to the North-West University to proceed with the establishment of the NWU Medical School. Since then, we have been diligently progressing with the technical work required to prepare for this new school and the complex new qualification. We…
Transformation and Diversity with Current Affairs Diversity Week
You are warmly invited to the NWU Diversity Week that aims to Celebrate the unity of our diverse campus community with a captivating video series themed: Unity in Diversity, created by Residences and Faculties. These videos will illuminate the rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and experiences that make our university exceptional. This…
Women's Month 2023
Our women’s greatness starts here and soars around the globe. Welcome to North-West University (NWU) Women’s Month Campaign! Join us as we celebrate and honour the extraordinary women at the heart of our university who embody greatness, break barriers, and inspire change. With our theme #seeHERgreatness, we invite you to witness the…
Symposium: Equitable and Sustainable Community Engagement in the Humanities
The NWU Faculty of Humanities cordially invite you to a Symposium titled "Equitable and Sustainable Community Engagement in the Humanities". Symposium Details: Spoken papers are welcome 20 minutes presentation + 10 minutes Q&A Panel: 75 minutes + 12 minutes Q&A Workshops: 75 minutes + 15 minutes Q&A Community-…
NWU Business School Open Day
You are cordially invited to the NWU Business School Open Day, an exclusive opportunity to explore our dynamic programs, meet our distinguished faculty, and network with fellow professionals. Join us for insightful presentations, interactive sessions, and a tour of our state-of-the-art facilities. Discover how NWU Business School can help you…
Inaugural Lecture by Prof Esther Omolola Fayemi
Topic: The Myth Behind Small Things with Novel Applications.