Dept. of Electrical Engineering course
 Online course

This four-hour remote short course will give insights to shareholder activism and responsible investing, particularly ESG and sustainability, the legal rights that flow from these, plus best practices.

"Balancing Hope and Harm: Ethical Decision-Making in Assisted Reproduction for Women with Renal failure"

Join us the first Tuesday of every month as we present and discuss complex ethics cases encountered by clinicians around the province.

Join the Centre for Materials Engineering & UCT AI Initiative for a guest seminar featuring A/Prof Kulbir Kaur Ghuman and Prof Mohamed Chaker from INRS, Quebec, discussing computational materials design & plasma synthesis.

Join us for a twenty-four-hour course, held over six days, in which we will cover the important aspects of public procurement, and explain the relevant procurement law and what has been achieved with regards to procurement policy, procedure

This annual event celebrates excellence in piano performance at the South African College of Music, with three distinct prizes.

This eight-hour remote course will explore key steps to highlight your company’s focus on sustainability and ESG.

Psychological first aid is a simple, yet powerful way of helping someone in distress.

Can African women’s experiences reshape the global story of AI and data? Why centering women’s lived experiences matters for the future of technology in Africa and beyond.

Dept. of Civil Engineering
Centre for Transport Studies course

Professor Wendy Burgers will deliver her inaugural lecture titled “In defence of us all: Engineering immunity in the age of outbreaks” on Thursday, 20 November 2025 at 18:00 SAST.

This two day training in ESMOE for Midwives, aims to address that critical skills shortage in an effort to improve maternal and newborn outcomes.

This four-hour remote short course is essential for anyone who owns property in sectional titles schemes or anyone involved or interested in their management to gain a better understanding of its finances.

Join us for the annual UCT Bongani Mayosi Memorial Lecture featuring guest speaker Dr Lehana Thabane, Professor - Department of Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact: McMaster University, Ontario, Canada.

The course is aimed at healthcare and counselling professionals to equip them in assessing and managing patients (and their families) living with life-limiting and life-threatening illness.

Organ donation in South Africa

This program is designed to equip healthcare and social service professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to address trauma effectively within the context of South African care systems

This course aims to cultivate an environment where diverse voices and methodologies are not only acknowledged but celebrated.