Wits bridges gap between graduates and potential employers
Graduate Recruitment Programme facilitates dialogue between academia and industry and contributes to developing highly skilled and employable graduates.
Graduate Recruitment Programme facilitates dialogue between academia and industry and contributes to developing highly skilled and employable graduates.
The University held its annual Postgraduate Orientation Programme from 4 – 6 March in the Great Hall and online.
Geoffrey Mwendwa, a PhD candidate in Physics, secures one of the initial spots in the 100 PhDs for Africa Programme (EXAF).
Water can make you ill for two reasons: it can contain chemicals or pathogenic organisms.
It is with great sadness that we learnt of the passing of Professor Edward (Eddie) Webster (82), who passed away yesterday after a short illness.
The University received several queries pertaining to fees, funding, financial aid, and accommodation. Here are the many ways Wits assists students.
New comers reflect on their journey as they navigate through the Gateway to Success programme.
A switch in 2nd-year from an LLB degree to Sociology paved the way to a rewarding career as Professor of Demography and now Senior Director: Academic Affairs.
Wits University officially welcomed 6 300 first-year students to its campus during the annual Welcome Day event.
Tech entrepreneur wins for financial inclusion platform and medical student recognised for enabling tech efficiency and savings in spaza shops.
Outstanding student leaders across various categories have been recognised at the annual student awards.
Wits hosted the Vice-Chancellor's Top Applicants Function in a bid to offer prospective students a taste of the academic journey that awaits them.
The Lenn Smith Fun Run/Walk cultivates camaraderie and reconnects scores of Witsies to the beautiful Wits landscape.
The first cohort of Wits-Edinburgh Sustainable African Futures (WESAF) Fellows participate in a week-long orientation programme at Wits University.
South Africa needs to match its goals with strong ambition, said IMF’s First Deputy during a talk on campus.