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14 October 2022 | Story Edzani Nephalela | Photo UFS Photo Archive

On 20 October 2022, the University of the Free State (UFS) Faculty of Theology and Religion will present the distinguished Tutu-Jonker lecture in honour of the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Prof Willie Jonker. These two theologians are well-known in South Africa for their emphasis on reconciliation, and the series of lectures is a tribute to their reconciliatory efforts.

This will be the first in-person Tutu-Jonker lecture since COVID-19 and the passing of Archbishop Tutu. The keynote speaker, Dr Lazarus Mokobake, Chaplain in the South African Defence Force, will deliver the lecture, themed: ‘Faltering resilience – a nation in need of conciliation’.

Click here to register and be part of this prestigious lecture.

Registrations close on 14 October 2022.

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What prospective students should know… and more
2014-04-10

Programme (pdf)
Campus map (pdf)

If you are still indecisive about where to study, look no further and worry no more… just attend the Kovsie Open Day.

On Saturday 10 May 2014 the Bloemfontein Campus of the UFS will again be bustling as future Kovsies get to know their university. Visit the faculties, meet the Rector and get a glimpse of what life on campus is like.

Come check out our residences, enjoy student festivities and get your hands on KovsieGear’s branded merchandise. Don’t be a late bloomer. Instead, be ahead of your peers and get the look and feel of a Kovsie student.

You can also find out all you need to know about accommodation, administration and admission during the Kovsie Open Day. See you there…

Date: Saturday 10 May 2014
Place: Callie Human Centre, Bloemfontein Campus
Time: 09:00–15:00

 

 

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