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23/10/2026
Faculty of Health Sciences | Peer Mentoring Certificate Handover CeremonyThe Faculty of Health Sciences recently held a ...
23/10/2026

Faculty of Health Sciences | Peer Mentoring Certificate Handover Ceremony

The Faculty of Health Sciences recently held a Certificate Handover Ceremony to recognise and celebrate the contributions of our Peer Mentors.

The event recognised the commitment and contributions of our peer mentors, who play an important role in supporting fellow students throughout their academic journey. The ceremony provided an opportunity to acknowledge their involvement in the programme and celebrate their achievements.

📸 Take a look at the highlights from the ceremony in the photo gallery below.

🎥 Watch the full event on YouTube: https://youtu.be/J0cxLYYWe1g?si=80Uu22KmfPtKwtpp

Faculty Public Lecture | Panel Discussion HighlightsThe Department of Public Health, within the Faculty of Health Scienc...
16/10/2026

Faculty Public Lecture | Panel Discussion Highlights

The Department of Public Health, within the Faculty of Health Sciences, hosted an insightful panel discussion on “Strengthening transdisciplinary research to address national and regional health priorities.”

The discussion brought together experts from different disciplines to explore how collaborative, transdisciplinary research can help address pressing health challenges and strengthen research that responds to the needs of our communities.

Thank you to our panellists, Prof Paula Melariri, Prof Syden Mishi, Prof Darelle van Greunen and Prof Liesl Zühlke, and moderator Dr Reno Morar, for contributing to this important conversation.

Faculty Public Lecture | Morning HighlightsThe Department of Public Health hosted Prof Liesl Zühlke this morning for a p...
16/10/2026

Faculty Public Lecture | Morning Highlights

The Department of Public Health hosted Prof Liesl Zühlke this morning for a public lecture titled “Leaving No One Behind: Congenital and Rheumatic Heart Disease as a Lens on Comprehensive Health Services.”

The lecture highlighted the importance of comprehensive, inclusive health services and the need to address gaps in healthcare to ensure that no one is left behind.

The programme continues this afternoon with a panel discussion exploring how transdisciplinary research can address national and regional health priorities.

Happening now !!Nelson Mandela University, Faculty Public Lecture by Prof Liesl Zuhlke.Leaving No One Behind: Congenital...
16/10/2026

Happening now !!

Nelson Mandela University, Faculty Public Lecture by Prof Liesl Zuhlke.

Leaving No One Behind: Congenital and Rheumatic Heart Disease as a Lens on Comprehensive Health Services

📺 Watch the events live on YouTube:
https://youtube.com/live/KTUN-E_mnig?feature=share

Join Prof Liesl Zühlke (Vice-President: South African Medical Resea...

Join us on Friday, 16 October 2026, for a Nelson Mandela University Faculty Public Lecture by Prof Liesl Zuhlke, followe...
14/10/2026

Join us on Friday, 16 October 2026, for a Nelson Mandela University Faculty Public Lecture by Prof Liesl Zuhlke, followed by a panel discussion on strengthening transdisciplinary research to address national and regional health priorities.

10:00–11:30 | Faculty Public Lecture
“Leaving No One Behind: Congenital and Rheumatic Heart Disease as a Lens on Comprehensive Health Services”
📍 Lecture Room 519 – 0101, Missionvale Campus
Register for in person or online attendance at:
https://lnkd.in/d4yM5EYG

13:30–15:00 | Panel Discussion
Featuring Prof Liesl Zühlke, Prof Paula Melariri, Prof Syden Mishi, PhD and Prof Darelle Van Greunen, moderated by Dr Reno Morar.
📍 Updated venue: Business School Auditorium, Second Avenue Campus
Register for in person or online attendance at:
https://lnkd.in/dQNe682i

📺 Watch the events live on YouTube:
https://youtube.com/live/KTUN-E_mnig?feature=share

Environmental Health First-Year Pledge Ceremony | 2026The Department of Environmental Health recently welcomed its first...
13/10/2026

Environmental Health First-Year Pledge Ceremony | 2026

The Department of Environmental Health recently welcomed its first-year students to an important milestone in their journey as future Environmental Health professionals.

The 2026 Environmental Health First-Year Pledge Ceremony, saw students pledge to uphold the values of Nelson Mandela University, the Faculty of Health Sciences and the Department of Environmental Health as they begin their academic and professional journey.

The ceremony marked a meaningful step as our students commit themselves to the values, responsibilities and standards of their chosen profession.

🏆 Congratulations to Mr Zane Gysman, recipient of the Head of Department’s Award for Top Environmental Health Student! Zane also graduated cm laude in April 2026, an outstanding achievement that reflects his dedication and academic excellence.

🎥 Watch the ceremony on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vPLaAiQunIw?si=AQWQ52UCBcVJFJBn
📸 Take a look at some of the highlights from the day below.

One Week to Go ! | Faculty Public Lecture & Panel DiscussionThe Faculty of Health Sciences is pleased to share the upcom...
09/10/2026

One Week to Go ! | Faculty Public Lecture & Panel Discussion

The Faculty of Health Sciences is pleased to share the upcoming Faculty Public Lecture hosted by the Department of Public Health, followed by a panel discussion exploring the role of transdisciplinary research in addressing national and regional health priorities.

The Faculty Public Lecture, “Leaving No One Behind: Congenital and Rheumatic Heart Disease as a Lens on Comprehensive Health Services,” will be delivered by Prof. Liesl Zühlke on 16 October 2026 at Missionvale Campus.

The afternoon will continue with a panel discussion, “Strengthening Transdisciplinary Research at Nelson Mandela University to Address National and Regional Health Priorities,” taking place at the Ocean Sciences Campus.

Both events will be available in person and online.

📅 16 October 2026
📍 Missionvale Campus & Ocean Sciences Campus

See the original post below for the full programme, speakers and registration details.

Basic Mechanical Ventilation Short Learning Programme 🫁The Department of Nursing Science invites healthcare professional...
09/10/2026

Basic Mechanical Ventilation Short Learning Programme 🫁

The Department of Nursing Science invites healthcare professionals to participate in the upcoming Short Learning Programme

This programme is designed to enhance the knowledge and understanding of healthcare professionals caring for patients connected to mechanical ventilators.

📚 Topics include:
• Anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system
• Clinical indications for mechanical ventilation
• Pressure cycle and volume cycle ventilation
• Clinical application of ventilation modes and settings
• Setting ventilator alarms
• Complications of mechanical ventilation
• Ventilator graphics

📅 26–27 November 2026
📍 Department of Nursing Sciences, North Campus, Nelson Mandela University
💰 R3 000 per delegate, inclusive of refreshments and learning materials

For enquiries and registration, contact:
📞 041 504 2960
📧 [email protected]

09/10/2026

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