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UCT reviews the year 2021
19 October 2022 | Directors Roxanne Harris and Ruairi Abrahams. Editing Ruairi Abrahams.The University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Year in Review 2021 reflects on the institution’s challenges and victories – showcasing the university’s continued works of excellence, transformation and social responsiveness.
The year 2021 was marked by challenges including the loss of key figures who dedicated their lives to the higher education project; as well as staff and students who succumbed to COVID-19. The university also suffered damaged to its facilities due to the devastating Table Mountain fire. Despite this, staff and students continued to pursue excellence which is reflected through graduation ceremonies, Annual Awards and the Chancellor’s Installation.
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Annual reviews
Year in Review 2021
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Year in Review 2021
Chief Operating Officer’s report, Dr Reno Morar.
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Professor Martin Hall, Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Transformation
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Associate Professor Lis Lange, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Teaching and Learning
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Previous Editions
The Newsroom and Publications unit releases an annual report, which is a review of activities on campus during the previous year. It spans nearly all aspects of UCT life, and includes reports from senior executives on issues such as governance, teaching and learning, research, social responsiveness, transformation and employment equity. Each year the report clearly illustrates clearly why UCT is held in such high regard in South Africa, Africa and across the globe.
