contact  // 08 Nov 2022

Dr Patricia Makwambeni

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Subjects

  • Anatomical Pathology
  • Chemical Pathology
  • Human Nutrition
  • Cardiology
  • Cardiothoracic
  • Lipidology
  • Evidence-Based Health Care Programme
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Physiotherapy
article  // 25 Sep 2018

Dignifying Sarah Baartman

One of the most important artworks in UCT’s collection, the Sarah Baartman sculpture by Willie Bester, has been exhibited alongside a sound installation featuring a poem by Diana Ferrus, images and other artwork in an exhibition entitled Sara
article  // 18 Jan 2023

Digital Scholar Series 2023 - Semester 1

The Digital Library Services (DLS) department of UCT Libraries will be continuing their online training webinars on Research Data Management in the 1st Semester of 2023.
article  // 31 May 2019

Celebrating Africa in UCT Libraries

There was much to celebrate during the month of May as UCT Libraries showcased collections focusing specifically on African indigenous languages. Africa month inspired many sections to contribute to the celebrations with their own African focus.
article  // 21 May 2021

Jagger Library Salvage Project

A salvage operation began to retrieve valuable materials from the Jagger Reading Room, which was severely damaged in the runaway Table Mountain fire. Staff, students, and volunteers from outside the university came together in a beautiful expression of
article  // 22 Jul 2019

Predicting lecture attendance behaviour

Lecturers at the University of Cape Town (UCT) are increasingly reporting low lecture attendance rates but research into the reasons why is scant. Wanting to know more, Nadira Majudith and Professor Jeffrey Bagraim undertook a study to better understan
article  // 15 May 2019

Ensuring you’re exam-ready

The earlier you start your revision, the more peace of mind you will have come exam time on 23 May. But studying effectively so that you are properly prepared to write your exams takes planning and preparation.
article  // 14 Jan 2019

Solving SA’s literacy crisis

Lack of access to reading material and textbooks are two of the main reasons that 78% of South African children in grade 3 still can’t read for meaning. And education expert Professor Mary Metcalfe says fixing this national literacy crisis w
article  // 16 Oct 2019

10 tips for exam preparation

As consolidation week kicks off today, students are encouraged to ensure they are preparing for the upcoming exams in the most efficient way. Here are 10 tips to see if you are on the right track.