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Student Registration: Welcome to the start of your NWU journey!
Registration for first-year students start on 19 January. All registrations are online. Before you start: You must have received and accepted your final offer from NWU to proceed with registration. NWU accepts one application per academic year. No late applications or walk-ins are accepted during the registration period. If you…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/registration-and-orientation/contact-us
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Please feel free to contact the relevant departments/persons should you require assistance during R&O: [accordion] General faculty contact for first years and parents Senior Liaison Officer: Mrs Kutlwano Dilotsotlhe 018 389 2349 kutlwano.dilotsotlhe@nwu.ac.za Faculty Administrator: Ms Keshni Scholtz…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/registration-and-orientation/fhum-important-sala-information
FHUM: Important SALA Information
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Teaching and Learning
Welcome to the Faculty of Humanities Teaching and Learning Our commitment to teaching and learning is grounded in the principles of academic excellence, inclusivity, and social responsiveness. Guided by NWU’s Teaching and Learning Strategy (2023), we strive to cultivate transformative educational experiences that empower both students and…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/teaching-and-learning/contact-us
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Prof Mpho Chaka Deputy Dean: Teaching & Learning in the Faculty of Humanities Email Address: mpho.chaka@nwu.ac.za Ms Granny Mogotsi Personal Assistant to the Deputy Dean: Teaching & Learning in the Faculty of Humanities Email Address: granny.mogotsi@nwu.ac.za Dr Pheladi Fakade Teaching &…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/centre-digital-humanities
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The world is changing fast, and technology is reshaping how we share stories, preserve culture, and connect. However, too often, these tools are developed without the input of the very communities they are meant to serve. This lack of input can widen the digital divide and put invaluable cultural knowledge at risk. The NWU Centre for…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/centre-digital-humanities/about-us
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Our Dream We imagine a South Africa where every community’s stories, knowledge, and creativity thrive in vibrant digital spaces. In this future, technology is more than a tool. We envision a South Africa where technology plays a critical role in amplifying local wisdom, connecting generations, and building fair and sustainable…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/centre-digital-humanities/projects
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Ethical digital heritage At the NWU Centre for Digital Humanities, cultural heritage practices are viewed as a constantly evolving treasure. Therefore, we support projects that focus on exploring digital heritage as living knowledge that shapes our present and future. Our focus on ethical digital heritage ensures…http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/centre-digital-humanities/contact-us
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Janelize Morelli Janelize.morelli@nwu.ac.za 018 285 3663http://humanities.nwu.ac.za/centre-geopolitical-security-and-strategy-cgss/contact-us