The University of Cape Town (UCT) recently celebrated the 2021 mid‑year graduation ceremonies, from 12 to 19 July. On 14 and 15 July.

The University of Cape Town (UCT) recently celebrated the 2021 mid-year graduation ceremonies, from 12 to 19 July.

The University of Cape Town’s (UCT) bumper mid‑year graduation season saw 6 175 students graduate virtually during six faculty ceremonies, which took place at 18:00 each evening.

UCT’s Faculty of Science is the sixth and final ceremony of the July 2021 graduation season, taking place online at 18:00 on Monday, 19 July.

UCT’s Faculty of Law is the fifth ceremony of the July 2021 graduation season, taking place online at 18:00 on Friday, 16 July.

UCT’s Faculty of Health Sciences is the fourth ceremony of the July 2021 graduation season, taking place online at 18:00 on Thursday, 15 July.

UCT’s Faculty of Health Sciences is the third ceremony of the July 2021 graduation season, taking place online at 18:00 on Wednesday, 14 July.

UCT’s Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment is the second ceremony of the July 2021 graduation season, taking place online at 18:00 on Tuesday, 13 July.

UCT’s Faculty of Commerce is the first ceremony of the July 2021 graduation season and takes place online at 18:00 on Monday, 12 July.

Research by UCT PhD graduate Simone Peters encourages scholars to think carefully about how they write about race – and the consequences for affected communities.

As the fulfilment of a promise, this mother-and-daughter duo are celebrating graduation together.

Those experiencing visual impairment must navigate the reality of sight loss and a societal view of blind people as inherently incapable, needy and degenerate.

After a tough year (and many prior struggles), student leader Lance-Selae August has graduated with first class honours.

Graduand Aune Angobe has come a long way since arriving at UCT from Namibia with R500 in her pocket and nowhere to stay.

After scoring 8% for his first maths test, UCT graduand Wesley Chen almost gave up on ever attaining his chemical engineering degree.

Liisa Shangheta’s first chemical experiment was conducted under her bed at boarding school in Namibia. Now Liisa is among thousands of UCT students graduating virtually this month.

A first‑class bachelor’s degree in computer science and mathematical statistics is the latest in many academic successes for 19‑year‑old Kialan Pillay.

UCT graduand Daniel de Oliveira finished his research in just 18 months and will graduate cum laude this July.

UCT graduate-in-waiting Tinéo Galela says the road to graduation was long and arduous, but she’s thankful to walk away with her degree.

In their PhD dissertation, Lindy-Lee Prince delves into drag and burlesque to better understand performance and the embodiment of character.

Research by UCT PhD graduand Vuyelwa Mehlomakulu shows there is a need to develop interventions to reduce external HIV‑related stigma.

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