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2023-02-28	UFS welcomes 2023 first-year students to the ‘university of their future’
2023-02-28	UFS welcomes 2023 first-year students to the ‘university of their future’
2023-02-28	Star of Stars induction camp: Celebrating excellence and building futures
2023-02-28	Star of Stars induction camp: Celebrating excellence and building futures
2023-02-28	Dr Luyanda Marhaya serves on DHET panel looking to enhance foundation programmes
2023-02-28	Dr Luyanda Marhaya serves on DHET panel looking to enhance foundation programmes
2023-02-24	Nature-based solutions can play a critical role in mitigating climate change
2023-02-24	Nature-based solutions can play a critical role in mitigating climate change
2023-02-24	UFS final-year student exhibition underway
2023-02-24	UFS final-year student exhibition underway
2023-02-24	Prof Petersen hosts university donors and leads a path to growing the university
2023-02-24	Prof Petersen hosts university donors and leads a path to growing the university
2023-02-23	UFS unable to register any prospective walk-in students in Education or any other Faculty
2023-02-23	UFS unable to register any prospective walk-in students in Education or any other Faculty
2023-02-23	Exceptional UFS lecturer finishes second in global Accounting exam
2023-02-23	Exceptional UFS lecturer finishes second in global Accounting exam
2023-02-22	Prof Rodney Moffett receives prestigious award from SA Association of Botanists
2023-02-22	Prof Rodney Moffett receives prestigious award from SA Association of Botanists
2023-02-21	UFS to introduce Israeli water tech to Qwaqwa through water management collaboration
2023-02-21	UFS to introduce Israeli water tech to Qwaqwa through water management collaboration
2023-02-20	UFS publisher receives feather in her literary cap
2023-02-20	UFS publisher receives feather in her literary cap
2023-02-20	Creating world-class library facilities vital to enhance the student experience
2023-02-20	Creating world-class library facilities vital to enhance the student experience
2023-02-17	Vision-driven collaboration between UFS and Uniting Reformed Church
2023-02-17	Vision-driven collaboration between UFS and Uniting Reformed Church
2023-02-17	UFS Protest Protocol puts safety first
2023-02-17	UFS Protest Protocol puts safety first
2023-02-16	UFS South Campus: Leading in Childhood Education
2023-02-16	UFS South Campus: Leading in Childhood Education
2023-02-16	Virtual South African-Dutch Internationalisation and Higher Education Collaboration
2023-02-16	Virtual South African-Dutch Internationalisation and Higher Education Collaboration
2023-02-16	Famed string instruments at home with Odeion String Quartet
2023-02-16	Famed string instruments at home with Odeion String Quartet
2023-02-14	UFS and PathCare draw attention to GBV on Valentine’s Day
2023-02-14	UFS and PathCare draw attention to GBV on Valentine’s Day
2023-02-14	#Opinion: Post-SONA 2023 political landscape – a glimpse of the year ahead
2023-02-14	#Opinion: Post-SONA 2023 political landscape – a glimpse of the year ahead
2023-02-10	#GlobalChangeConference: Is South Africa well prepared for natural disasters?
2023-02-10	#GlobalChangeConference: Is South Africa well prepared for natural disasters?
2023-02-10	UFS ready to welcome 2023 first-year students
2023-02-10	UFS ready to welcome 2023 first-year students
2023-02-10	Developing global citizens: UFS students studying abroad in Austria
2023-02-10	Developing global citizens: UFS students studying abroad in Austria
2023-02-09	Prof Francis Petersen gives strategic direction for 2023 during official opening
2023-02-09	Prof Francis Petersen gives strategic direction for 2023 during official opening
2023-02-07	Sona 2023: Let us not confuse indifference with apathy
2023-02-07	Sona 2023: Let us not confuse indifference with apathy
2023-02-07	Opinion: Gender-neutral language and titles can help create a more equitable playing field
2023-02-07	Opinion: Gender-neutral language and titles can help create a more equitable playing field
2023-02-06	Informing the Future for a Sustainable African Mountain City
2023-02-06	Informing the Future for a Sustainable African Mountain City
2023-02-06	Research and Innovation Accelerating Transformation towards Global Sustainability
2023-02-06	Research and Innovation Accelerating Transformation towards Global Sustainability
2023-02-06	Netball Head Coach elected to serve on World Netball Coaching Advisory Panel
2023-02-06	Netball Head Coach elected to serve on World Netball Coaching Advisory Panel
2023-02-03	Prof Francis Petersen addressing 2023 Mining Indaba on technological progress in the sector
2023-02-03	Prof Francis Petersen addressing 2023 Mining Indaba on technological progress in the sector
2023-02-01	Fostering a collaborative partnership with NRF
2023-02-01	Fostering a collaborative partnership with NRF

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Prof. Tim Noakes visited our Bloemfontein Campus

2011-09-06

Photo: Amanda Tongha

Prof. Tim Noakes, director of the Sport Science Institute at the University of Cape Town, visited our Bloemfontein Campus at the beginning of September 2011 and also paid a visit to our Vice-Chancellor and Rector, Prof. Jonathan Jansen, at his office. Prof. Noakes, who is a co-founder of the Sport Science Institute of South Africa (SSISA), met with participants of our Prestige Scholars Programme during his visit. In the photo, Prof. Noakes appears with Prof. Jansen.

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