Campus News

In this episode Dr Ticha discusses the significance of indigenous languages and  communication, particularly for a tech university such as CPUT. The conversation highlights how indigenous languages preserve cultural identity while promoting inclusivity in education and technology. He also explores the role these languages play in bridging communication gaps, fostering innovation, and ensuring representation in digital spaces.

In this episode, we host an expert in external media relations at CPUT Lauren Kansley. The discussion explores strategies for building strong media networks and the role of technology in shaping media outreach for educational institutions. She also offers valuable career guidance for students and aspiring professionals, highlighting the impact of media relations on career growth in the tech and education sectors. Listen in to learn how this university is harnessing media and technology to transform education and prepare students for the future.

CPUT Live Presenters, Owentando and Mihlali, Interviewed a few of the hospitality brands that were showcasing at the Cape Town Hotel School Career Expo.

CPUT Live Journalist, Aiden McConney had a chat with the people responsible for bringing this great initiative to life.

Special thanks to Dr. Owsard Mhlanga, Dr. Tshinakaho Nyathela-Sunday and Mrs Beverley Seager and the entire Cape Town Hotel School for hosting us.

Mrs Beverley Seager visited our studio to tell us all about the Cape Town Hotel School Career Day event, taking place on Saturday 7th September.

CPUT Live presenter, Owentando Zantsi sat down with the Dean of Student, Mam' Nonkosi Tyolwana, to discuss the importance of student involvement in Civic engagements and how the institution can help promote these Civic engagements to our CPUT Community.

In this discussion the Vice Chancellor articulates an ambitious strategy for incorporating research, technology, and development into the educational framework of the institution. The He highlights the university's dedication to empowering students to become conscientious citizens by providing them with the essential skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a fast-changing technological environment. This vision encompasses the promotion of a culture of innovation and critical thinking, which is vital for producing transformative knowledge that can have a positive effect on society. The university intends to actively engage in addressing societal issues through research and development, thus contributing to sustainable growth and social progress. By focusing on these priorities, the institution aims to not only improve academic excellence but also to facilitate significant societal change.

In this interview, the Vice Chancellor articulates an inspiring vision for the institution's proactive engagement in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education. He underscored the university's dedication to equipping students with the skills necessary to thrive in mathematics and the sciences, thus granting them access to a transformative educational experience. This initiative aims to cultivate graduates who will emerge as impactful doctors and scientists, making significant contributions to community development. Additionally, he pointed out the essential role of research and knowledge creation, which are fundamentally linked to the development of transformative insights. By nurturing a culture of innovation and critical thinking, the university aspires to tackle societal challenges and promote sustainable growth. This vision highlights the institution's commitment not only to enhancing academic excellence but also to effecting a positive change in society through education and research.

Vice Chancellor: Prof Chris Nhlapo gives a detailed description of the role CPUT plays in developing South Africa through implementing Vision 2030

The FID (Faculty of Information and Design) hosted the Creative Dialogues Session as a step towards developing better synergies between students, lecturers, and industry players. In this episode, Prof Tembisa Ngqondi highlights how students are being empowered to thrive in modern day society, to be effective and engaged change makers, employers, and employees. In harmony with the thrust of Vision 2030 which is to crystalise OneSmart CPUT which exudes smart engagement