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http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/studywell/strategic-objectives

Strategic objectives

Key objectives, Vision, To be a leading research initiative that advances the scientific understanding and support of university students' well-being. StudyWell aims to develop a comprehensive, data-informed student well-being monitoring and support system through multidisciplinary collaboration, innovative methodologies, and a commitment to culturally sensitive…, Project objectives , The StudyWell initiative is strategically designed to address key research and practice gaps, providing significant value to multiple stakeholders involved in student well-being at NWU. Our activities align with and inform the six primary goals outlined in the NWU strategic plan:   Student-Centric Learning Research and Innovation Community…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/studywell/student-well-being

Student Well-Being

Introduction to Well-Being , Well-being is more than just feeling good; it’s about maintaining a healthy balance between the challenges you face (demands) and the sources of support available to you (resources). This balance is essential for thriving in your academic journey and beyond. Whether you are a student juggling coursework or an employee navigating workplace demands…, Study Demands-Resources (SD-R) Theory, At StudyWell, we apply the Study Demands–Resources (SD-R) theory to better understand how the university environment influences student well-being. Adapted from the well-established Job Demands-Resources (JD-R) model, the SD-R theory identifies two key dimensions within the student experience: study demands and study resources. By examining the…, Key Components of the SD-R Theory:, Study demands vs. study resources Study demands refer to aspects of student life that require sustained mental or physical effort, such as deadlines, exams, or academic overload.  Study resources are elements that support academic success, well-being, and motivation, like peer support, access to counselling services, or effective time management…, Linking Study and Work: The Job Demands-Resources (JD-R) Model, The SD-R theory is grounded in the Job Demands-Resources (JD-R) model, a leading framework used in occupational health psychology to assess employee well-being and performance in work environments. The JD-R theory is built on the premise that work characteristics can be classified into two categories:   Job demands Physical, psychological, social…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/studywell/publications

Publications

 , Welcome to the StudyWell: Student Well-Being Initiative publication page.,   This collection presents a series of research articles that contribute to the StudyWell initiative, which focuses on enhancing students' well-being and academic success in higher education. The publications explore key topics such as student engagement, academic resources, burnout, study demands, and the impact of mental health on students'…

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/studywell/find-support

Find Support

You're not alone – the NWU offers several services to support you., Know your support services, CTL   Provides academic support through programs like academic advising, tutoring, supplemental instruction (SI), academic peer mentoring, math and stats centres, reading development, and workshops. Visit CTL   SCD   Offers psychological services, career or study guidance and counselling, HIV and AIDS services, social work services, and support…

 

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Bernise Richardson-Mahlophe


 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/entrepreneurshipnwu/entrepreneurship-news

Entrepreneurship in the News

Entrepreneurship in the News NWU empowers future STEP facilitators | Sedibeng Ster NWDC News 24 April 2025 Side Hustle Master Class promotes entrepreneurship | news.nwu.ac.za NWU empowers future STEP facilitators | Sedibeng Ster Alumnus unpacks academic entrepreneurship | news.nwu.ac.za

 

http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/entrepreneurshipnwu/opportunities

Opportunities

Opportunities Small business development

 

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http://commerce.nwu.ac.za/wasm-2026/sponsorship

Sponsorship

Sponsorship, Make your company seen and heard at the World Association for Sport Management Conference from 3 to 6 March 2025., Become a sponsor or exhibit your products., Click the button to access all information on sponsorship and exhibition options available. Sponsorship and Exhibition Prospectus To secure your sponsorship or exhibition space complete the Online Form    , Benefits for Sponsors, High-Impact Brand Visibility: Showcase your brand to a global audience of sport management professionals, academics, and decision-makers. Targeted Networking Opportunities: Connect with over 350 delegates from South Africa and worldwide, including policymakers, researchers, and industry innovators. Thought Leadership Positioning: Align your…, Be seen. Be heard. Be part of the movement redefining sport management.

 

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Prof Ellen Rungani


 

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School of Tourism Management


 

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http://engineering.nwu.ac.za/research/intelligent-systems

Intelligent Systems

The aim of the research group is to use proven engineering techniques, as well as applied research to add intelligence to business and operational systems, thereby making industry more adaptable, efficient, and profitable. [accordion collapsed] Current projects Road pavement condition monitoring: building intelligence into roads to…

 

http://engineering.nwu.ac.za/af/navorsing/materiale-vibrasie-ontleding-en-vervaardiging

Materiale, Vibrasie-ontleding en Vervaardiging

Die navorsingsgroep Materiale, Vibrasie-ontleding en Vervaardiging, is in die Skool vir Meganiese Ingenieurswese aan die NWU se Fakulteit Ingenieurswese geleë. Hierdie navorsingsgroep spesialiseer in die selektering van materiale vir ontwerpe, keramiekwerk, en die vervaardiging van slytweerstandige matriks-saamgestelde…

 

http://engineering.nwu.ac.za/research/materials-vibrations-analysis-and-manufacturing

Materials, Vibrations Analysis and Manufacturing

The Research Group, Materials, Vibrations Analysis and Manufacturing, is situated in the School of Mechanical Engineering at the NWU Faculty of Engineering. This research group specialises in materials selection for design, ceramics, and wear resistant ceramic matrix composite processing, high temperature nuclear materials, metals and…

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