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UCT employees can access free, confidential counselling through SADAG for issues such as stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, substance abuse, and financial or legal concerns. Support is available 24/7 via toll-free phone, SMS callback, or email.
UCT employees can access free, confidential counselling through Lyra Wellbeing (formerly ICAS) for personal and work-related issues. Services are available 24/7 via toll-free phone, USSD callback, or email.
A mentorship programme within the Humanities Faculty providing guidance and support to female students.
A mentorship initiative targeting Grade 12 female learners in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Principals may nominate up to 12 female learners per school to be paired with female academics or postgraduate students.
Residents of Mitchells Plain and community members can participate in co-design workshops and collaborative sessions aimed at improving water resilience through nature-based interventions such as stormwater pond retrofits. These sessions are part of a larger research effort to develop practical guidance for municipal water management.
Households and stakeholders in Cape Town, Dodoma, Lagos, and Windhoek may have contributed to or be eligible to participate in stakeholder and household interviews conducted as part of the WSC research programme, which aims to improve urban water resilience across cities.
The University of Cape Town makes its collection of outdoor sculptures and artworks freely accessible to the public. These include works by artist David Brown located in various campus buildings and gardens such as the Chemical Engineering Building, Hoerikwaggo Building, Robert Leslie Building, and the Irma Stern Museum gardens.
A training programme offered by UCT aimed at building institutional capacity in climate risk assessment and adaptation planning. It supports government and public institutions in preparing for and responding to climate-related disasters.
A peer-to-peer learning initiative involving the European Union, the Presidential Climate Commission, and GroundTruth, supported by UCT. It enables knowledge exchange between South African and European stakeholders on climate adaptation and resilience strategies.
An event titled “Forest Conversation” hosted by Khusela Ikamva on 1 October 2024, part of an ongoing series of living-lab restoration programmes focused on sustainable land use and biodiversity recovery.
Professor Mosa Moshabela will deliver the opening remarks at the Times Higher Education (THE) World Academic Summit hosted by the University of Cape Town on 29 September 2026. This is a high-profile public speaking opportunity that sets the tone for discussions on African experiences and the future of universities.
Following the opening event of the Times Higher Education World Academic Summit, a session titled 'Higher education in the Intelligent Age: Purpose, people, pedagogy and planet' will be held. This session will explore the role of higher education in the era of intelligent technologies, focusing on purpose, human-centered learning, teaching methods, and planetary sustainability. It is open to participants attending the summit.
