Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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The RUL Humanities Blog is maintained by Rhodes University Library librarians and offers updates, resources, and commentary on humanities subjects. It is available to students, faculty, and researchers within the university community.
The RUL Commerce Blog is a resource created by Rhodes University Library librarians, providing information, updates, and library support materials related to commerce studies. It is accessible to all members of the Rhodes University community interested in commerce.
Dr Elijah Madiba supervises Honours-level students in Instrumental Music Studies (IMS) at Rhodes University, focusing on African ensemble performance and pedagogy.
Dr Elijah Madiba is available to supervise postgraduate students in ethnomusicology, African music, sound archives, audiovisual preservation, Indigenous Knowledge systems, archive repatriation, African music pedagogy, community-engaged research, performance studies, and interdisciplinary research involving archives, sound, and cultural heritage.
Dr Elijah Madiba is supervising Master's and PhD students in ethnomusicology at Rhodes University, with research interests in African music, archives, decolonial pedagogy, and cultural heritage.
The Doctoral Programme in Higher Education Studies at Rhodes University is currently open for applications from prospective PhD candidates. The programme focuses on areas such as social inclusion in higher education and institutional differentiation. Applicants are encouraged to apply for the 2027 cohort.
A one-year full-time programme designed for students who wish to pursue advanced studies in ichthyology and fisheries science. The programme includes coursework and a research component.
Advanced research-based degrees in ichthyology that require a strong academic background and a research proposal. These programmes are offered by the Department of Ichthyology and Fisheries Science at Rhodes University.
Students at Rhodes University can join the Marimba and Mbira Band to participate in performances, explore Southern African musical traditions, and engage in collaborative music-making using marimbas and mbiras. The ensemble focuses on improvisation, oral transmission, and creative development.
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