The 6th Safe Sport International Global Conference 2026, hosted by the School of Management Studies at UCT, brought together community practice, athlete voices, governance, law and research to explore how sport systems can better protect those in sport. bit.ly/4utN86D

A research paper co-authored by the School of IT's Grant Oosterwyk revealed that when technologies like ShotSpotter travel from the Global North to Global South, they arrive not as tools, but as governance scripts that shape how problems are understood. bit.ly/43fzDwc

[VIDEO] At UCT’s Faculty of Commerce, challenge takes shape in creative and diverse ways. Build a strong academic foundation while enjoying the freedom to explore your interests and grow beyond the classroom. Watch the full video: qr.codes/6jBnsx Apply now: applyonline.uct.ac.za #ChooseUCT @Commerce_UCT

NOTICE: UCT online applications will be unavailable from Friday, 29 May 2026 at 17:00 until Monday, 1 June 2026 at 08:00 due to a major infrastructure upgrade. The university regrets any inconvenience caused.

Former SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter delivered a Faculty of Commerce Open Lecture on how South Africa’s fiscal stability, social spending and even the withdrawal of proposed VAT hikes were the result of rebuilding institutional integrity. bit.ly/4u3OQeK

A commerce degree at UCT goes beyond academics. With strong support systems and access to career development opportunities, you’ll gain the skills and insight needed to step confidently into the world of work. Apply now: applyonline.uct.ac.za #ChooseUCT @Commerce_UCT

Congratulations to Muhammed Coker, who recently completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Management in Entrepreneurship as a Mandela Rhodes Scholar, for being awarded a US$40 000 McCall MacBain Scholarship after being selected as a finalist. bit.ly/4up0cL5

[PHOTOS] UCT's Postgraduate Day pilot event drew strong attendance and fostered a vibrant, community‑centred atmosphere, with highly positive feedback from participants. In an increasingly digital world, the on‑campus gathering highlighted the value of in‑person engagement and connection. The initiative provided valuable insights for future development. View the full photo essay: qr.codes/Mvgy4U

“Never underestimate the power of consistent effort. Progress is not always loud or visible, but every small step you take toward your goals matters. Stay committed, even when the journey feels uncertain.” - Muhammed Coker, PGDM in Entrepreneurship graduate. Share your #MondayMotivation with us.

Applications to study at UCT in 2027 are open for all programmes! Undergraduate applications close on 31 July 2026, and postgraduate applications (coursework programmes) close on 30 September 2026. Apply online: applyonline.uct.ac.za/ #ChooseUCT

Marking the 30 years since the signing of the country's Constitution is an auspicious moment. However, it has not been straightforward, senior public sector leader and Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance alumnus Mandisa Fatyela-Lindie reflected. bit.ly/4vYdaRi

“I’ve learnt that perseverance and consistency are key. You need a plan – and failing to plan is planning to fail.” - Jordan Klopper, BCom in Economics with Law. Share your #MondayMotivation with us.

[VIDEO] Melokuhle Mandlakhe arrived at UCT Open Day, uncertain about what to study but left with a clearer sense of direction. Through using the UCT Chatbot, engaging with students and lecturers, and exploring the Faculty of Commerce, he began identifying a pathway aligned with his strengths – particularly his interest in mathematics. Mandlakhe’s advice to others is simple: explore, listen, and take notes because even without all the answers, taking the first step can shape what comes next. #ChooseUCT Watch the full video: qr.link/WmVQq5 @Commerce_UCT

Ethical leadership and public accountability expert from the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance, Dr Marianne Camerer, is interested in nurturing the critical thinking skills that public leaders need to inform ethical decision-making. bit.ly/4uey24Z

One day until UCT Open Day! The annual UCT Open Day will take place on Saturday, 25 April 2026 from 10:00 to 15:00 across upper, middle and health sciences campuses. The day offers a chance to attend faculty talks, explore exhibition stands and connect with staff and students across a range of disciplines. #ChooseUCT Please note: the Faculty of Health Sciences Open Day programme requires an RSVP: qr.codes/oXEWCV View the full programme: qr.codes/TsLVjD

Learn, explore and succeed at the Faculty of Commerce. With innovative tools and expert guidance, you’ll be prepared for a future in business, finance and beyond. Apply now: applyonline.uct.ac.za #ChooseUCT @Commerce_UCT

Join the UCT Open Day on Saturday, 25 April 2026 from 10:00 to 15:00 and explore a wide range of study options across all three campuses. From faculty exhibitions and programme talks to student support services and campus tours, there’s plenty to experience throughout the day. #ChooseUCT Don’t forget: the Faculty of Health Sciences Open Day programme requires an RSVP: qr.codes/oXEWCV View the full programme: qr.codes/TsLVjD

Sekusele kancani before the big day! The annual UCT Open Day will take place on Saturday, 25 April 2026, from 10:00 to 15:00 and will run across three campuses – upper, middle and health sciences. The UCT Open Day programme is a perfect opportunity to gain firsthand insight into academic programmes, student life and career paths available at Africa’s top-ranked university. This is your opportunity to plan for the future with confidence – don’t miss it! #ChooseUCT Please note that for the Faculty of Health Sciences Open Day programme, you need to RSVP to attend: qr.codes/oXEWCV View the full programme: qr.codes/TsLVjD

A new study by the Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable Products (REEP) shows that South Africa’s illicit cigarette trade constitutes over half of the country’s current market, posing a severe threat to public health and government tax revenue. bit.ly/4dU2exw

What can you expect at UCT Open Day? On Saturday, 25 April 2026, step into the UCT experience from 10:00 to 15:00 across our upper, middle and health sciences campuses. Take part in guided campus tours, attend interactive faculty sessions and engage with lecturers and students who will share insights into coursework, campus life and career pathways. #ChooseUCT Planning to attend the Faculty of Health Sciences programme? Please note that for this session, RSVP is required: qr.codes/oXEWCV Find out more: qr.codes/ehPrEB