This short course will equip healthcare and counselling professionals to effectively and compassionately communicate with cancer patients and families along the continuum of cancer care.
Register by Friday 16 August 2019.
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Listening to the career journeys of others', can help you figure out what works, or not, when entering the world of work!
Students from the Humanities Faculty, are invited to enjoy an evening of engaging and networking with speakers from a variety of sectors. Speakers will share with students, their insights, pearls of wisdom and information, on what it takes to thrive and survive in the ever-changing world of work!
Refreshments will be served.
Speakers:
Ms. Samantha Malunga (Associate Program Officer: ELMA Philanthropies): Master in Public Health: Social &...

This course covers structural health monitoring and nondestructive techniques for civil infrastructure. These techniques are increasingly used for structural performance assessment of structures both during construction and operational phases. During the construction phase, these techniques are used for quality control and verification of design assumptions and in the post construction phase they are used to track the behaviour of s structure and thus provide necessary information for operation, management and maintenance activities.

Actuarial Science and Demography seminar presented by Simon du Plooy and hosted by the Actuarial Science Department in association with the Centre for Actuarial Research (CARe).

Course fee: R7 995
To register complete the online registration form.
Closing date for registration: 11 September 2019
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