Mo'ed caamba “busena bwakubunganina.” . . . Ibbala lya mo'ed lilijisi abbala lya “cisalidwe,” pele zimwi ziindi zilaindana eezyo zintu zyaambwa kuti zyilisalidwe nokuba zizuminano: cintu cisalidwe inga kacili ciindi, busena bwakubunganina bwini . . . Ciiminina bbala lya mo'ed ncitu comwe lyoonse kujatikizya bupaizi bwa bana ba Isilayeli. (The New Strong's Expanded Dictionary of Bible Words.) "sesithandane izinyanga ezintathu lesoka lami. ngiyazizwela ukuthi lingithanda ngempela. usekhuluma ngokuthumela abakibo ukuqala ingxoxo zamalobolo. kodwa lifuna siqale sihlale ndawonye ngaphambi kokuthi sitshade. kufanele sibe ngakanani isikhathi ngaphambi kokuthi abathandanayo bahlale ndawonye? 9 with over 15 African universities, and with over 60 universities in the rest of the world, and is a member of several international university networks, including the Worldwide University Network, the Africa Australia Universities Network and the Southern African-Nordic Centre. Academic exchanges provide a unique opportunity for personal and professional growth. The University strives to provide doctoral students with an international experience by enabling international internships, international exchange programmes, and attendance at international conferences. The agreements with African universities include postgraduate mobility opportunities for UCT staff and students with the following institutions: Makerere University, Uganda Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia University of Ghana Kwame Nkrumah University of Technology, Ghana University of Nairobi, Kenya National University of Rwanda University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania University of Zambia University of Zimbabwe UCT and the city of Cape Town The University of Cape Town is the oldest university in South Africa. It was founded in 1829 as the South African College, a school for boys that also provided some tertiary education. Women were first admitted to the college in UCT was formally established as a university in The University moved to its spectacular Groote Schuur campus on the slopes of Table Mountain in This campus is host to most of UCT s academic functions. Additional campuses are the Faculty of Health Sciences, adjacent to the famous Groote Schuur Hospital in Observatory; the Hiddingh Campus in Gardens, near Cape Town s city centre, where fine arts, film and media, and drama studies are based; and the Graduate School of Business in the popular Waterfront area. Cape Town s colonial and pre-colonial history, as well as more recent political events, make it an interesting city with a vibrant culture. It is a city of contrasts, with overcrowded informal settlements and poverty on one hand and luxurious hotels and world-class tourist attractions on the other. Both Cape Town and UCT boast a cosmopolitan community where diverse cultures and languages blend. We invite you to be part of it. The University is situated in the beautiful Cape Peninsula, one of the most southernmost points in Africa. With the main campus on the slopes of Devil s Peak in sight of both the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans, UCT is situated in the Cape Floral Kingdom, one of the world s richest floral regions. Right on UCT s doorstep you ll find an abundance of unspoiled nature and spectacular scenery. Postgraduate website Consult the postgraduate hub for information on postgraduate studies and research at UCT. 8