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 | Issued by Bizcommunity.com Traditionally February is dedicated to all things design on Biz. This year we're rolling out the design theme, with a multi-industry Design Month feature on how design is influencing 20 sectors locally and globally... read | |
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 | Issued by False Bay College Due to the increased accessibility to the internet and bandwidth speeds, an emerging trend in distance learning opportunities is on the rise... read |
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 | Issued by Oxbridge Academy Oxbridge Academy is awarding three students the Oxbridge Academy Medal for Succeeding Against the Odds in recognition of the fact that they have succeeded in their studies despite the hardships they have had to overcome... read |
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 | Schneider Electric's Energy University has grown to more than 500,000 registered participants worldwide... read |
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 | Karl Gernetzky and Penelope Mashego The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) shut its Pretoria campus Monday, 25 January 2016, as protests over outsourcing of university services escalated... read |
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 | The Hamilton Naki Clinical Scholarship, which was established to contribute to the advancement of South African academic medicine, has been awarded to two candidates... read |
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 | Harvard Law School will collaborate with local business, academic institutions and a law firm to address policy issues in Africa. Its Institute for Global Law and Policy (IGLP) has initiated a faculty development initiative with the University of Cape Town in South Africa... read |
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 | The Confucius Institute (CI) opened at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) on Thursday, 28 January 2016. The Institute plans to initiate Mandarin courses, conduct tests as assessments, host Chinese events to promote Chinese culture and conduct a Chinese bridge programme... read |
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 | The Northwest School of Design (NWSD) in Klerksdorp has become the first South African facility to offer a Licentiateship in Fashion, the highest international fashion qualification in South Africa... read |
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 | It looks as though African students are set to benefit as Huawei announced at the World Economic Forum on Africa 2015 that over the next five years 1,000 students across the continent... read |
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 | Issued by UCT Graduate School of Business The University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business has maintained its place in the top 100 business schools in the world for the 12th consecutive year... read |
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 | Issued by UCT Graduate School of Business The UCT Graduate School of Business and the VinPro Foundation are offering five bursaries for students from disadvantaged backgrounds to study Wine Business Management at the GSB in 2016... read |
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 | In a bid to tackle the soaring IT skills gap and youth unemployment rate in South... read |
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 | A collaboration between the African Business Travel Association and Nina & Pinta will see the first in a series of certified corporate travel management workshops hosted in South Africa... read |
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 | Claudia Albrechts, Issued by College of Cape Town Anele Ngxongo, a young mother from KwaZulu-Natal, has again proven that one's circumstances do not define one's success. Anele completed her studies in Jewellery Manufacturing at the College of Cape Town in 2015... read |
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 | Issued by College of Cape Town With full-time studies not always an option, part-time study plays a critical role in raising, updating and improving skills to ensure that individuals have the skills and qualifications employers need. read |
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 | Issued by Global Academy Jobs Global Academy Jobs works closely with South African universities to help them strengthen their teaching and research capabilities through academic recruitment... read |
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 | Sarah Britten Woke Twitter could bring down your campaign and cause severe reputational damage. Here's why this audience should be considered as an essential part of the strategic and creative process... read |
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