Letlhokwa Mpedi

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Please note that there will be NO walks-ins allowed for late enquiries in January 2025. đź“…

UJ will be conducting a final selection process after the release of the grade 12 results and inform applicants within 5 working days via e-mail and SMS on the outcome of their application status. 📲

Applicants are not required to visit any campus to confirm their final application status.

If you have not received a sms/e-mail within 5 working days from the release of the final grade 12 results from UJ, then please click here https://student.uj.ac.za/status.aspx to verify your application status or call the UJ Call Centre (011 559 4555) for more information.

Attending the Drakensberg Inclusive Growth Forum, hosted by the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation where there has already bee...
25/10/2024

Attending the Drakensberg Inclusive Growth Forum, hosted by the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation where there has already been a great opportunity to engage in meaningful . Today’s opening ceremony laid a solid groundwork for what promises to be a series of impactful .

Tomorrow, I’ll have the chance to share insights on aligning higher education outcomes with national priorities.

Mcebisi Jonas

Attending the 20th Triennial Conference of the International Association of University Presidents (IAUP) in Beijing, Chi...
13/10/2024

Attending the 20th Triennial Conference of the International Association of University Presidents (IAUP) in Beijing, China, where we’re exploring “AI and the Future of Higher Education.” As IAUP Vice-President for Africa, it’s an honour to connect with global leaders and influential educators from various institutions.

I had the pleasure of meeting with executives from Calvin University, Korea; the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Mpumalanga, Prof. Thoko Mayekiso and colleague; as well as the Vice-Chancellor of the University Of Venda, Prof. Prof Ndanduleni B. Nthambeleni, and a former Univen student now studying in China.

Exciting discussions ahead as we explore AI’s transformative potential in shaping the future of higher education.


University of Johannesburg

Celebrating the Launch of the African Principles on the Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts.Today marks...
02/10/2024

Celebrating the Launch of the African Principles on the Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts.

Today marks a key moment in African legal scholarship as we launch “African Principles on the Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts.” This publication represents Africa's growing contribution to shaping global commercial practice, embodying the spirit of reclaiming our intellectual future.

Reflecting on the words of Minister Ntshavheni "This is not just a call to action; it is a proclamation of the importance of restoring Africa’s intellectual legacy." This book is a testament to that vision, harmonising African values with modern commercial realities.

It is worth noting that The African Principles book, authored by Professor Jan L Neels is the first book published by UJ Press to be recommended to the African Union and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa per Note Verbale of the South African Embassy and Permanent Mission in Addis Ababa. Sincere thanks to Dr. Ning Zhao, Judge Alexis Ndzuenkeu, Mr. Wikus Van Zyl, and all the esteemed contributors and supporters of this pivotal work. This is the laying of a foundation for a new era of African legal identity—one that is pragmatic and globally influential.

As we continue this journey, Africa's voice will grow louder and more impactful in shaping the legal and commercial landscapes of tomorrow.
University of Johannesburg UJ Faculty of Law

Catch my latest article about how Africa could harness the power of AI in the battle against biodiversity degradation on...
13/09/2024

Catch my latest article about how Africa could harness the power of AI in the battle against biodiversity degradation on the Daily Maverick. University of Johannesburg

AI is already playing a significant role in combating the illegal wildlife trade. Already, these systems enhance real-time monitoring, reduce illegal trade and promote global collaboration.

“What makes this   important is that both institutions want to make an impact on South Africa’s ongoing youth unemployme...
04/09/2024

“What makes this important is that both institutions want to make an impact on South Africa’s ongoing youth unemployment crisis. Critically, we believe this partnership will contribute to creating jobs that have a multiplier effect down the line, by turning one job into 10, or more.” ~ Youth Employment Service (YES) South Africa Ravi Naidoo University of Johannesburg

Private sector jobs engine the Youth Employment Service (YES) and the University of Johannesburg (UJ) have committed to working together on a range of initiatives to provide skills, training and entrepreneurship programmes for young South Africans.Through UJ’s Johannesburg Business School Centre f...

Empathy in Fatherhood: Embracing NeurodiversityI had the privilege of attending the Symposium titled “Reimagining Suppor...
18/08/2024

Empathy in Fatherhood: Embracing Neurodiversity

I had the privilege of attending the Symposium titled “Reimagining Support for Fathers of Children with Neurodiversity” at our great University of Johannesburg’s Soweto Campus. , particularly for those of us with neurodiverse children, is a challenging yet deeply rewarding journey. Traditional notions of masculinity often emphasize strength and solitude, but as , we must reframe these ideas. Our role requires empathy, understanding, and a willingness to embrace the unique ways our children's minds work.

Neurodiversity, which includes conditions like , , , and , challenges the conventional view of neurological functioning, celebrating the diverse ways brains operate. As fathers, we must create , where our children can thrive, moving beyond outdated stereotypes of fatherhood.

Our experiences with neurodiverse children teach us , , and —qualities that not only make us better fathers but better men. By sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can advocate for more societies that respect and celebrate neurodiversity.

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) is committed to this mission, exemplified by the launch of the Centre for Neurodiversity, which addresses the neurodevelopmental needs of children and youth through education, community engagement, and research. Let’s continue to redefine fatherhood and champion the rights of our children.

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UJ All The Way! 🔥🔥“only THE GREAT University of Johannesburg moved up a ranking range on the global list. “ ~ BusinessTe...
15/08/2024

UJ All The Way! 🔥🔥

“only THE GREAT University of Johannesburg moved up a ranking range on the global list. “ ~ BusinessTech

We are the university of possibilities. !

Eight South African universities have been ranked among the top 1000 in the world – four made it to the top 500, but only one moved up the ranks locally.

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