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15 July 2021 | Story Lunga Luthuli

The Three-Minute Thesis Competition, also known as the ‘3MT’, is an annual competition held at 200 universities around the world. It is open to PhD and master’s students, challenging participants to present their research in just 180 seconds – in a way that is understood by an audience with no background in the research area.

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The competition originated at the University of Queensland, Australia. The UFS Postgraduate School was the first to bring the ‘Three-Minute Thesis’ (3MT) competition to Africa, and it has now become an annual event at the UFS.

The competition aims to assist participants in the development of presentation, research, and academic communication skills, as well as to support the development of research students.

Each faculty will run the 3MT at faculty level. Winners from each faculty will compete against each other during the institutional competition on 1 October 2021 and will stand a chance to win these awesome cash prizes.

UFS INSTITUTIONAL PRIZES FOR 2021 ARE:

Position Prizes 2021
Master’s winner R6 000
Master’s 1st runner-up R4 000
Master’s 2nd runner-up R2 000
PhD winner  R8 000
PhD 1st runner-up R6 000
PhD 2nd runner-up R4 000


Winners of the institutional competition will go ahead to compete against other universities on 29 October 2021.

 


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Workshop: Career Counselling: Dilemmas and Challenges in 2005
2005-08-01

The University of the Free State's (UFS) Kovsie Counselling and Development and the Student Counselling Association of South Africa will be presenting a workshop titled "Career Counselling: Dilemmas and Challenges in 2005"

Date:  Wednesday 24 August 2005
Time:  09:00-13:00
Place: Career Counselling Building, UFS campus

Prof Koos Venter, former head of Kovsie Counselling and Development,  will be presenting the workshop.  The cost is R50 per person  and those who are interested can contact Ms Sunell Wiehman or Ms Petro Herbst on (051) 401-2853 before 17 August 2005.

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