Thursday, 13 September 2018 - Friday, 12 October 2018
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'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
The Wits community is invited to attend the launch of the Mexican Studies Centre.
Event Time
:
10:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
The Centre for Deaf Studies will celebrate 20 years of research excellence in Deaf Education.
Event Time
:
9:30
Venue
:
Parktown Education Campus
This talk will be delivered by Yvette Christiansë, a prominent poet, novelist and academic who has done more than most to put South African literature at sea.
Event Time
:
10:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
Wits Theatre in association with Pegs Music Project presents Rediscovering the Genius of Bheki Mseleku, facilitated by Dr Lindelwa Dalamba.
Event Time
:
19:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Professor Leketi Makalela will present this talk as part of the Speaking in Tongues series.
Event Time
:
13:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
The Wits Business School host this lecture by Dr Célestin Monga from the the African Development Bank.
Event Time
:
18:00
Venue
:
Parktown Education Campus
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
The School of Human and Community Development will host this lecture.
Event Time
:
16:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus West
The 2018 Bernard Price Memorial Lecture will be presented by Professor Ian Craig.
Event Time
:
19:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Wits University presents WATERSHED: Art, Science & Elemental Politics, a programme of exhibitions and academic symposia to provoke new thinking about water.
Event Time
:
14:20
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
The Evolutionary Studies Institute at Wits with partners will host a lecture series in celebration of Heritage Day, commemorated on 24 September.
Event Time
:
8:30
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Biennial Wits Medical School Reunion, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
September 26-28 2018
Event Time
:
12:00
Venue
:
Off campus
The Mandela Institute in partnership with the Water Research Commission will host this lecture by Len Abrams.
Event Time
:
15:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus West
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
The Wits History Workshop and IFAS-Research will host this one-day colloquium.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
Biennial Wits Medical School Reunion, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
September 26-28 2018
Event Time
:
12:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Professor Augustine Munagi will present his inaugural lecture.
Event Time
:
18:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
Wits take on TUT in the final of the 2018 Varsity Football competition at the Wits Stadium
Event Time
:
18:00
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
Biennial Wits Medical School Reunion, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
September 26-28 2018
Event Time
:
12:00
Venue
:
Off campus
The School of Construction Economics and Management will host this debate in partnership with Sitsabo Project Managers.
Event Time
:
18:30
Venue
:
Braamfontein Campus East
'Tap your Afro Source Code' will explore how local culture can move and change the future of technology, and unpack the source code of our African identity.
Event Time
:
9:00
Venue
:
Off campus
