Stellenbosch University

Stellenbosch University (SU) (, ) nyɛla public research university din beStellenbosch, tiŋ din be Western Cape zaŋ n-ti South Africa. Stellenbosch nyɛla university kurili din be South Africa mini oldest extant university in Sub-Saharan Africa, ka daa deei university jilima yuuni 1918. Stellenbosch University nyɛla bɛ ni daa pilli shɛli ka di nyɛ tuuli Africa's university, SUNSAT ka daa yooi li yuuni 1999.

Stellenbosch nyɛla din mali 139 bɔhimbu yaɣa mini "faculties" pia ka niŋdi bachelor's (NQF 7) zaŋ hali ni doctoral degrees (NQF 10) silimiinsili balli ni mini gbansabila balla ni. Di nyɛla  din mali shikuruti dibaa anu ka di zaa be Western Cape, university ŋɔ nyɛla din mali shikuru bihi ban kalinli yiɣisi 32,000.

Shikuru bihi zaŋ n-ti Stellenbosch University yupaa nyɛ "Maties". Lala yupaa ŋɔ nyɛla din yina Afrikaans bachi  "tamatie" ni (ka di gbuni nyɛ kamantooŋɔ ). Lahabali shɛli nyɛla din wuhi ni lala yupaa ŋɔ nyɛla din yina Afrikaans colloquialism maat (ka di gbuni nyɛ "buddy" bee "mate"), ka shikuru bihi zaŋ n-ti University of Cape Town, South African College daa tooi booni ba ("maatjie") .

 Taarihi 

Yuuni 1874, gomnanti daa zaŋ o nuu kpɛhi collagɛ nɛma mini universities ka daa sɔŋ yo shikuru bihi laɣa shɛŋa ka kpaɣi karimba nɛma. Yuuni 1874, university maa daa nya di tuuli Professor ka karimba nɛma zaŋ n-ti shikuru ŋɔ daa pahi. Tuuli MA degree ( Stellenbosch mini South Africa) nyɛla din daa naai yuuni 1878 ka daa lahi kpaɣi Gymnasium's tuuli shikuru bihi anahi ban nyɛ paɣaba lala yuuni maa. Shikuru ŋɔ daa leei Stellenbosch College yuuni 1881 ka daa be saha ŋɔ Arts Department. Yuuni 1887, bɛ daa taɣi li yuli Victoria College; din daa niŋ ka di nya university jilima silimiin goli April dabaa ayi dali yuuni 1918 bɛ daa labi boli  Stellenbosch University. Tuuli, university yini koŋko ka bɛ daa niŋ nia ni bɛ zali Cape amaa din daa niŋ ka gomnanti chaŋ Victoria College nyaaŋa, o daa yɛliya ni bɛ chɛ ka collagɛ maa leei  university di yi niŋ ka bɛ ni tooi nya £100,000. Jannie Marais, Stellenbosch pukari liɣiri lana daa nya lala liɣiri ŋɔ pɔi ka daa kpi yuuni 1915. O liɣiri ŋɔ tibu nyɛla din daa chani ni zalkpana nyɛla, di shɛŋa nyɛ Dutch/Afrikaans to ni bɛ nya silimiinsili balli wuhibu ka karimba nɛma to ni bɛ wuhibu pirigili nyɛ Dutch/Afrikaans. Yuuni 1930, silimiinsili wuhibu daa pilli bela bela.

Silimiin goli December yuuni 2014, baŋda zaŋ n-ti university maa daa niŋ tuuli penis transplantation yuun pishi ni yini doo ni.

Stellenbosch University n-daa nyɛ tuuli African university din dihi di nuu gbana zuɣu n-ti Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities.

 Name 
Bɛ daa tumi boli university ŋɔ University of Stellenbosch (Afrikaans: Universiteit van Stellenbosch) amaa saha ŋɔ di nyɛla bɛ ni booni shɛli buyi: di silimiinsili boligu Stellenbosch University (ka bɛ ŋmaai li jia SU) mini di Afrikaans boligu Universiteit Stellenbosch (ka bɛ ŋmaai li jia US).SUN.ac.za  Di kundi nɛma puuni kamani degree shɛhira gbana mini university coat of arms nyɛla din mali English "Stellenbosch University" mini Afrikaans "Universiteit Stellenbosch" zaa tumdi tuma.

 Facilities 

 Location 
Stellenbosch nyɛla din be kamani 50 kilometres ka chɛ Cape Town ka nyɛ din miri Eersterivier ("First River"). Stellenbosch University wuhibu nyɛla din niŋdi shikuruti dibaa anu ni.

 Main Campus in Stellenbosch
 Bellville Park Campus (Business School)
 Saldanha Campus (Military Science)
 Tygerberg Campus (Medicine and Health Sciences)
 Ukwanda Rural Clinical (Medicine and Health Sciences)

 Faculties 
Stellenbosch University nyɛla din mali bɔhimbu yaɣa 139 mini faculties pia.
 AgriSciences
 Arts and Social Sciences
 Economic and Management Sciences
 Education
 Engineering
 Law
 Medicine and Health Sciences (Tygerberg)
 Military Science (Saldanha Bay)
 Science
 Theology


 Student Profile 
+ Student Enrollment by Race Year  White (Number)  White (%)  Black African (Number)  Black African (%)  Coloured (Number)  Coloured (%)  Indian (Number)  Indian (%)  Withheld (Number)  Withheld (%)  Total 2015  18,764  62.2%  5,355  17.8%  5,238  17.4%  793  2.63%  -  -  30,150 2016  18,907  61.3%  5,629  18.2%  5,443  17.6%  875  2.84%  -  -  30,854 2017  18,937  59.9%  6,018  19%  5,718  18.1%  952  3.01%  -  -  31,625 2018  18,447  58.1%  6,375  20.1%  5,757  18.1%  996  3.14%  136  0.43%  31,711 2019  17,935  56.6%  6,665  21%  5,747  18.1%  1,005  3.2%  244  0.77%  31,596 2020  17,607  55.5%  6,873  21.8%  5,679  18%  1,004  3.2%  370  1.17%  31,533 2021  17,541  54.4%  7,270  22.5%  5,794  18%  1,087  3.4%  443  1.37%  32,135 2022  16,788  51.6%  7,590  23.3%  5,766  17.7%  1,106  3.4%  1,163  3.6%  32,413 2023  16,770  49.8%  8,270  24.6%  5,735  17%  1,186  3.52%  1,541  4.6%  33,502

 Rankings 

University maa nyɛla public universitiesdibaa ata din be Western Cape zaɣ'yini ka nyɛ din be university nɛma pishi din be tiŋgbani maa ni.

Piiri shɛli Times Higher Education World University Rankings ni daa na yoli niŋ , Stellenbosch University nyɛla din daa dɔni 251-275 pubu ni dunia zaa ka daa dɔni buta zuɣu Africa. QS World University Rankings gba nyɛla ban daa na yoli piigi  university ŋɔ suŋ 390 zuɣu dunia zaa ka daa dɔni buta zuɣu Africa.

Leiden University nyɛla ban daa piigi Stellenbosch 395th univesity nɛma kalinli din yiɣisi 500 puuni dunia zaa CWTS Leiden Ranking yuuni 2013. Di nyɛla din daa lahi dɔni buyi university shɛŋa din be South Africa mini Africa puuni, di daa pani la University of Cape Town zuɣu.


Stellenbosch University Times Higher Education Ranking 2012 to 2024YearWorld Rank2024301–3502023251–3002022251–3002021251–3002020251–3002019251–3002018351–4002017401-5002016301-3502015276-3002014301-3502013301-3502012251-275
Stellenbosch University nyɛla din daa dɔni 200 bushɛm zuɣu dunia zaa law, politics n-ti pahi geography.

Stellenbosch University nyɛla din daa dɔni 100 dunia zaa development studies, theology, agriculture and forestry.

Yuuni 2012, Webometrics daa piigi Stellenbosch's web footprint 2nd largest in Africa, di daa lahi doli la University of Cape Town nyaaŋa. 

Bɛ daa piigi University of Stellenbosch Business School's MBA program suŋ 65th  MBA programmes 100 puuni.

University of Stellenbosch Business School nyɛla din mali triple accreditation (AMBA, EQUIS n-ti pahi AACSB accreditation) ka  Eduniversal daa pii li suŋ buyi zuɣu Africa. Financial Times daa piigi University of Stellenbosch Business School top 100 dunia zaa executive education puuni.

 Controversies 

 Racism incident  
Silimiin goli October 2022, lahiʒibu nyɛla din daa niŋ, shikuru bila ŋun nyɛ gbanpiɛlli daa dulim dulim niŋ shikuru bila ŋun daa nyɛ gbansabili "study material" ni.
 Vice-Chancellor nepotism case 
In 2023, Vice-Chancellor Wim de Villiers nyɛla bɛ ni daa darigi so tibili. Din daa niŋ ka o zaŋ yaa zaŋ o paɣa ŋahinga kpɛhi university's medical school. 

 Wilgenhof residence 

 Leaders 

 Current leaders 
General ManagementProf Wim de VilliersRector and Vice-ChancellorEdwin CameronChancellorProf Stan du Plessis Chief Operating Officer Prof Hester Klopper Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Strategy, Global and Corporate AffairsProf Nico KoopmanDeputy Vice-Chancellor: Social Impact, Transformation & PersonnelProf Sibusiso Moyo Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Research, Innovation and Postgraduate StudiesProf Deresh Ramjugernath Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Learning and TeachingDr Ronel Retief RegistrarMr Mohamed Shaikh Executive Manager: Rectorate

 Historical 
Rector Period Surname Name(s) Date of BirthDate of Death11919-1925CilliéGabriël Gideon10 September 18701 April 195821925-1934 Wilson Douglas George 25 April 185631934-1955WilcocksRaymond William23 January 189216 March 196741955-1970ThomHendrik Bernardus31 December 19054 November 198351970-1979de VilliersJan Naude17 August 192361979-1993de Vries Michiel Josias5 May 19335 July 200271993-2002van WykAndreas Hercules17 September 194182002-2007BrinkChris31 January 195192007-2014BotmanHayman Russel18 October 195328 June 2014102014-de VilliersWillem Johan Simon26 September 1959

Chancellor Period Surname Name(s) Date of BirthDate of Death11918-1919MaraisJohannes Izak23 August 184827 August 191921919-1931VosPieter Jacobus Gerhard29 October 184231 October 193131931-1932de VilliersJacob Abraham Jeremias14 December 186816 September 193741932-1939MoorreesAdriaan18 August 185517 November 193851939-1941John Daniel15 December 18549 February 194161941-1959MalanDaniel Francois22 May 18747 February 195971959-1968DöngesTheophilus Ebenhaezer 8 March 189810 January 196881968-1983VorsterBalthazar Johannes13 December 191510 September 198391983-1983ThomHendrik Bernardus31 December 19054 November 1983101984-1988BothaPieter Willem12 January 191631 October 2006111988-1998van der HorstJohannes Gerhardus 19 September 191923 April 2003121998-2008BothaElizabeth19 November 193016 November 2007132008-2009SlabbertFrederik Van Zyl 2 March 194014 May 2010142009-2019RupertJohann Peter1 June 1950152019-CameronEdwin15 February 1953

 Notable alumni 

Science
 James L Barnard, civil engineer and pioneer of biological nutrient removal in wastewater treatment
 Johannes Christiaan de Wet, legal scholar, professor, recognized as South Africa's most influential jurist.
 Friedel Sellschop, physicist and pioneer in the field of Nuclear physics.
 James Leonard Brierley Smith, ichthyologist, organic chemist and university professor. First to identify a taxidermied fish as a coelacanth, at the time thought long extinct.
 Leopoldt van Huyssteen, soil scientist.
 Lulu Latsky, first woman to earn a PhD at Stellenbosch (1930); zoologist and writer.
 Novel Njweipi Chegou, molecular biologist and winner of the Royal Society Africa Prize in 2022.
 Henda Swart, mathematician
 Taryn Young, physician and epidemiologist.

Law
 Fritz Brand, judge of the Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa.
 Baron Steyn, British Law Lord, Lord of Appeal in Ordinary.
 John Dugard, professor of international law at Leiden University former member of the International Law Commission ad hoc judge of the International Court of Justice.
 Lourens Ackermann, former justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa.
 Edwin Cameron, Rhodes scholar and justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa.
 Johan Froneman, lawyer and justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa.
 Jacob de Villiers, judge, Chief Justice of South Africa from 1929 to 1932.
 Nicolaas Jacobus de Wet, politician, lawyer, and judge. Chief Justice of South Africa and acting Governor-General from 1943 to 1945.
 Henry Allan Fagan, judge, Chief Justice of South Africa from 1957 to 1959.
 Monique Nsanzabaganwa, economist, politician and Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Rwanda.
 Lucas Cornelius Steyn, judge, Chief Justice of South Africa from 1959 to 1971.
 Pieter Jacobus Rabie, judge, Chief Justice of South Africa from 1982 to 1989. 
 Barend van Niekerk, lawyer and academic.
 Pierre de Vos, constitutional law scholar. 
 Brian Currin, human rights lawyer.
 Billy Downer, public prosecutor.

Politics
 Naledi Pandor, South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (South Africa).
 Sandra Botha, former Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly for the Democratic Alliance (South Africa).
 James Barry Munnik Hertzog, former Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa.
 Magnus André De Merindol Malan, last Minister of defence during the Apartheid era.
 Gerhard Tötemeyer, former Namibian Deputy Minister of Local and Regional Government and Housing.
 Johannes Frederik Janse Van Rensburg, former leader of the Ossewabrandwag.
 Eben Dönges, South African politician who was elected State President of South Africa, but died before he could take office.
 Andries Treurnicht, politician, Minister of Education during the Soweto Riots, founded and led the Conservative Party of South Africa.
 Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd, former apartheid-era Prime Minister of South Africa.
 Balthazar Johannes Vorster, former apartheid-era Prime Minister of South Africa.
 Daniel François Malan, former apartheid-era Prime Minister of South Africa.
 Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom, former apartheid-era Prime Minister of South Africa.
 Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, former opposition politician who became chancellor of Stellenbosch University.
 Jan Smuts, former South African Prime Minister.

Business
 Koos Bekker, businessman, billionaire chairman of Naspers.
 Sir David de Villiers Graaff, 3rd Baronet businessman.
 Markus Jooste, businessman and the former CEO of Steinhoff International.
 Christo Wiese, businessman, former billionaire, chairman of Shoprite (South Africa).
 Jan Steyn, judge and development leader.
 Beyers Naudé, theologian and anti-apartheid activist.
 Jannie Mouton, businessman, founder and chairman of PSG Group.
 Mark Patterson, private equity investor and founder of MatlinPatterson Global Advisors
 Johann Rupert, businessman and founding trustee of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund.
 Japie van Zyl, deputy director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
 Ntsiki Biyela, winemaker and businesswomen.

Sport
 Stuart Abbott, rugby player.
 Mari Rabie, Rhodes scholar, triathlete.
 Danie Craven, prominent Rugby player and sport administrator.
 Ashley Burdett,  Zimbabwean cricketer
 Craig Tiley, CEO of Tennis Australia and Director of the Australian Open.
 Attie van Heerden, Olympian, rugby union, and rugby league footballer.
 Jonathan Trott, England Cricketer.
 Max Howell, Australian educator and rugby union player

Arts and music
 Etienne Leroux, writer and member of the South African Sestigers literary movement.
 Paul Cilliers, philosopher and complexity theorist.
 Casper de Vries, actor and comedian.
 Abraham H. de Vries, writer.
 Liza Grobler, artist.
 Elsa Joubert, novelist.
 Uys Krige, playwright, poet and translator.
 Cornelis Jacobus Langenhoven, poet who composed words of Afrikaner anthem Die Stem.
 Willim Welsyn, singer, songwriter, guitarist and podcaster.
 Rona Rupert, musician and author of 33 Afrikaans books.
 Johannes du Plessis Scholtz, philologist, art historian and art collector.
 Peet Pienaar, performance artist.
 Cromwell Everson, composer of the first Afrikaans opera.
 Zanne Stapelberg, opera singer.
 Tom Dreyer, novelist and poet writing in both English and Afrikaans.
 Deon van der Walt, opera singer.
 Ernst van Heerden, Afrikaans poet.
 Claudette Schreuders, sculptor and painter
 Karlien de Villiers, artist

Academia
 Mark Nigrini, academic, accounting professor.
 Estian Calitz, economics professor.
 André du Pisani, political scientist and professor at University of Namibia.
 Sampie Terreblanche, former professor of economics at Stellenbosch and founder member of the Democratic Party.
 Hendrik W. (H.W.) van der Merwe founder of the Centre for Intergroup Studies, University of Cape Town.
 Marina Joubert, senior science communication researcher at Stellenbosch University
 Lydia Baumbach, classical scholar
 Gisela Sole, professor of physiotherapy at University of Otago in New Zealand

Other
 Mike Horn, adventurer.
 Alfredo Tjiurimo Hengari, political scientist.
 John Laredo, anti-apartheid campaigner.
 Riaan Cruywagen, newsreader and voice artist.
 Johan Degenaar, philosopher.
 Siegfried Ngubane, Anglican bishop.
 D. C. S. Oosthuizen, (Daantjie Oosthuizen), philosopher, Christian, critic of Apartheid.
 Vern Poythress, Calvinist philosopher and New Testament scholar.
 Martin Welz, investigative journalist and editor of South African investigative magazine Noseweek.
 Stefanus Gie, diplomat.
 Vuyokazi Mahlati, social entrepreneur, gender activist and global director of the International Women's Forum
 Max du Preez, author, columnist and the founding editor of Vrye Weekblad

Lihimi m-pahi
 List of South African open access repositories
 Rankings of universities in South Africa

Kundivihira

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