Parent Orientation: Faculty of Commerce information session

Assistant dean of the Faculty of Science, Associate Professor David Gammon, hosted an information session as part of Parent Orientation 2021 at UCT.

Dean of the Faculty of Law, Professor Danwood Chirwa, hosted an information session as part of Parent Orientation 2021 at UCT.

Dean of the Faculty of Humanities, Associate Professor Shose Kessi, hosted an information session as part of Parent Orientation 2021 at UCT.

Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Associate Professor Lionel Green-Thompson, hosted an information session as part of Parent Orientation 2021 at UCT.

Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment, Professor Alison Lewis, hosted an information session as part of Parent Orientation 2021 at UCT.

Dean of the Faculty of Commerce, Professor Linda Ronnie, hosted an information session as part of Parent Orientation 2021 at UCT.

Professor Sue Harrison discusses her mandate as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Internationalisation.

Professor Loretta Feris shares about UCT’s move to online learning during the pandemic.

Chief Operating Officer Dr Reno Morar welcomes parents, guardians and sponsors to the UCT community and shares about UCT’s response to COVID-19 and its vision for the future.

The ‘Jammie’ is a scheduled shuttle service that runs at regular intervals, ensuring students and staff move between campuses easily.

UCT Libraries is a network of faculty and department aligned libraries across eight campus sites.

The Fees Office is a billing and debt collection office for student fees. They handle all general enquiries regarding fees so this video offers more information about their services.

UCT’s International Academic Programmes Office (IAPO) offers a range of services to support international students.

Stay&Connect manages bookings for UCT’S broad range of spaces for events, reasonable holiday accommodation, film shoots and more. Phelokazi Mbebe shares more about how Stay&Connect works and how you can utilise their services.

Known on campus as the OIC, the Office for Inclusivity and Change’s main purpose is to articulate and implement the university’s inclusivity strategy. Dr Sianne Alves takes us through the OIC’s mandate.

Student Housing and Residence Life in the Department of Student Affairs have made every effort to ensure compliance with COVID-19 protocols.

The University of Cape Town has pulled out all of the stops to ensure that spaces that students and staff members will be using on campus, are disinfected and properly cleaned.