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Vibrant, multicultural and dynamic, the University of Johannesburg (UJ) shares the pace and energy of cosmopolitan Johannesburg, the city whose name it carries. Proudly South African, the university is alive down to its African roots, and well-prepared for its role in actualizing the potential that higher education holds for the continent’s development.

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UJ’s Mandla J. Radebe secures top honour at Cultural and Creative Industry Awards


In a momentous celebration of literary excellence and cultural resonance, Mandla J. Radebe, Associate Professor in the Department of Strategic

Learn to love presidential powers – a reply to Stephen Grootes and Trevor Manuel


In his article, “An argument for redefining presidential powers in South Africa” (Daily Maverick 25 March 2024), Stephen Grootes makes the case for

Dr. Khensani Xivuri shatters glass ceiling, becoming the first black woman to earn a PhD in Applied Data Science at UJ


Hailing from the villiage of Peninghotsa, Malamulele in Limpopo province, Khensani’s path to success was marked by determination and perseverance.

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2022
51 424 Undergraduate (78%) Postgraduate (22%) Headcount (%) of total Headcount
40 007 Returning (68%) First-time (26%) Under- graduate (%) of total Undergraduate
82% Undergraduate 85% First-year UG 85% Module success rate
12 128 Undergraduate (67%) Postgraduate (33%) Graduate output (%) of total Graduates