The Library and Information Services (LIS) supports postgraduate students and researchers in providing services, information searches, scientific core and value-added resources. There are currently more than 4 000 research-related books shelved in the LIS. The available books range within the following fields:

  • The Research Process
  • Research Method/Methodology
  • Research Writing/Scientific Writing
  • Research Ethics
  • Research Support

The LIS maintains subscription to databases, allowing electronic access to more than 5 million specialised full text journal articles. Furthermore, the LIS maintains subscription to e-book titles with links to journal citation reports.


Faculty-dedicated information librarians assist postgraduate researchers with information searches, referencing and database training throughout the year:

Staff members

Faculty

E-mail

Telephone

Vanda Phelisa
Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciencespvanda@cut.ac.za
+27 (0)51 507 3470
Mkam AmosFaculty of Humanitiesamkam@cut.ac.za+27 (0)51 507 4059
Smith JoyceInformation Services (Welkom)  

tsmith@cut.ac.za+27 (0)57 910 3538
Mathope-Da Silva Chareen
Faculty of Management Sciencescmathope-dasilva@cut.ac.za
+27 (0)51 507 3137
Zungu EmanuelFaculty of Engineering and Information Technologyezungu@cut.ac.za+27 (0)51 507 3504
Uploaded: 19 March 2024
A Dialogue on Preserving Indigenous Languages held to kick-start the Africa Month

A Dialogue on Preserving Indigenous Languages held to kick-start the Africa Month


In picture from left: Dr. Ntsoaki Malebo (Senior Director: Centre for Innovation in Learning and Teaching),...


Honouring a Legend: The Role of Language in Promoting Cultural Identity through Dr Khotso Nkhatho's Legacy

Honouring a Legend: The Role of Language in Promoting Cultural Identity through Dr Khotso Nkhatho's Legacy


From left Prof. Alfred Modise, Dr Khotso Nkhatho, Mr Makhabane Koali, Dr Luzaan Schlebusch. The Central...


Reclaiming Voices: Prof. Phindane delivered an Inaugural Lecture on the Status of African Languages in Post-Apartheid South Africa

Reclaiming Voices: Prof. Phindane delivered an Inaugural Lecture on the Status of African Languages in Post-Apartheid South Africa


Professor Pule Alexis Phindane  (centre)is congratulated by Prof. David Ngidi, DVC: Teaching and Learning...