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UCT staff will have a closure period between Christmas and New Year for the years 2026, 2027, and 2028. This time off is in addition to their annual leave and does not require them to use their leave entitlements. Essential service staff may be granted time off at a later date through consultation with their managers.
A remote short course offered by the University of Cape Town that provides an in-depth overview of customary marriage law in South Africa, focusing on recent legal developments and their practical implications. It covers the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act 120 of 1998, constitutional context, case law, and legislative reforms.
This remote short course offers legal professionals and students a comprehensive understanding of how animal cruelty cases are prosecuted in South Africa, focusing on the Animals Protection Act and the Criminal Procedure Act. Participants will learn about case initiation, investigation, evidence gathering, charging procedures, courtroom arguments, and ongoing reform efforts.
Researchers and scientists can collaborate with CREATe, the first facility of its kind in Africa, to develop inhaled treatments and vaccines for drug-resistant tuberculosis and other serious lung infections. The centre supports translational research from lab discovery to clinical application.
This opportunity allows postdoctoral fellows to work on research projects related to interrupting antimicrobial resistance amplification, particularly focusing on drug-resistant infections in hospitals and communities. The fellowship includes access to advanced sequencing technology and collaboration with clinical studies using human samples.
Students can receive free HIV testing and confidential counselling through the Student Wellness Service. The service is available at all UCT campuses and is accessible via online booking or by contacting the nursing triage line.
Students can obtain free basic contraceptives through the Student Wellness Service. These are provided at no cost and are available at all UCT campuses.
Students can receive free medication for sexually transmitted infections through the Student Wellness Service. This service is provided at no cost and is available at all UCT campuses.
Students can book repeat medication online for collection at the SWS pharmacy located in the Ivan Toms Building. The service ensures continuity of treatment for ongoing conditions.
Students can access emergency counselling and medical advice at any time, including for trauma, substance abuse, suicide risk, bereavement, rape, and other crises. The service is available across all UCT campuses.
Students can book online or face-to-face medical consultations with the Student Wellness Service through the UCT App or the SWS website. These appointments are available for general health concerns and sexual health issues.
Students can call the nursing advice triage line between 08:30 and 16:30 to receive medical guidance on non-emergency health concerns, including sexual health questions.
