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CUT celebrates 2016 Spring Graduations
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As we warmly welcomed the spring season and enjoy the warm and sunny weather, CUT celebrated the newly graduates on 02 September 2016. This season’s graduates were much honoured by the presence of Chancellor Madam Justice Mahube Molemela who officiated for the first time at the Spring Graduations. Approximately 3 397 certificates, diplomas and degrees were awarded; most notable of these achievements was 12 doctoral degrees in one season summing up to 19 Doctoral candidates for both autumn and spring graduations. 30 Master’s degrees from all faculties also proudly walked the stage to be honoured.
Below is a short overview and highlights from the autumn and spring graduations 2016. 2016 graduation statistics:
- Approximately 3 397 candidates graduated in 2016 spring and autumn graduation ceremony as compared to 2 879 in 2015.
- 19 Doctoral degrees in 2016 compared to eight in 2015.
- 61 Masters compared to 16 in 2015.
- Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology: 886 compared with 666 in 2015.
- Faculty of Health and Environmental Science: 467 compared to 416 in 2015.
- Faculty of Humanities: 758 compared 780 in 2015.
- Faculty of Management Sciences: 1286 compared 1056 in 2015.
Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Prof. Thandwa Mthembu: Congratulatory Message to Graduates - Spring Graduation
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The excitement of new graduates! Molebohang Tlahadi, Post Graduate Certificate in Education; Legohang Mokhele, NDip Emergency Medical Care; Kamogelo Segalo, BTech: Business Administration; Tame Sibusiso and Itumeleng Setlaelo, NDip: Civil Engineering – group represents all four faculties of CUT.
Uploaded: 06 September 2016
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