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nGAP is a systemic academic staffing initiative at Rhodes University aimed at supporting early career academics. The programme provides mentoring, professional development, and research support to help new academics succeed in their roles.
This postgraduate diploma is offered by Rhodes University through the Centre for Higher Education Research, Teaching and Learning (CHERTL). It is designed for educators and academic professionals seeking to enhance their skills in teaching, curriculum development, and higher education pedagogy.
This mentoring programme provides structured support and guidance to early career academics at Rhodes University, helping them navigate academic work, build research capacity, and develop professionally.
This programme supports new academics at Rhodes University by helping them understand their roles in teaching, research, and community engagement. It includes sessions on teaching practices, digital tools like RUconnected, campus tours, library access, and introductions to staff unions. The programme is open to all new academics and those new to teaching.
This postgraduate diploma is available for academics from Rhodes and other institutions, aimed at enhancing their expertise in higher education.
This national initiative aims to support the recruitment, retention, and induction of young black academics into higher education.
This postgraduate diploma is specifically designed for academic developers to deepen their professional practice in staff development.
This programme is designed for academics new to Rhodes University and is offered before the start of each academic year. It helps new staff acclimate to the university’s teaching and learning environment.
A book on academic staff development is available for purchase through African Sun Media Store, providing insights into transforming academic development practices.
The Doctoral Programme in Higher Education Studies at Rhodes University is accepting applications for the 2027 cohort. The programme combines traditional supervision with doctoral weeks, guest seminars, and an online environment to support research within a community of scholars.
Prospective students can apply to join the PhD in Higher Education Studies programme at Rhodes University, which focuses on research into social inclusion, institutional differentiation, and transformative teaching and learning practices. The programme supports scholars in becoming independent researchers and contributors to public knowledge.
The public, students, staff, and researchers can access various branch libraries and affiliated institutes at Rhodes University. These include the Rhodes Main Library, Alastair Kerr Law Library, Cory Library and Archives, Sound Library, and the Teacher Resource Centre. Each offers specific resources, services, and facilities such as borrowing, research support, study spaces, digital materials, and subject guides.
