Policies
This page includes policies approved by Senate and Council, along with other governance documentation.
EDHE Entrepreneurship Intervarsity 2025
Are you a student entrepreneur with an existing business or a researcher ready to bring your innovation to market? The EDHE Entrepreneurship Intervarsity 2025 is your platform to shine!
UCT Inaugural Lecture: Professor Ursula Hoadley
Professor Ursula Hoadley will deliver her inaugural lecture titled “Life in Classrooms: Understanding interruption and enhancement through pedagogy” on Wednesday, 21 May at 18:00 SAST, Mafeje Room, Bremner Building, middle campus.
Information and Communication Technology Services (ICTS)
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Associate Professor Lionel Green-Thompson
Associate Professor Lionel Green-Thompson was appointed dean and took up the role from 15 March 2020.
He has held multiple roles at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), including being the assistant dean for Teaching, Learning and Undergraduate Affairs in the Faculty of Health Sciences. He was also the clinical coordinator for the MBBCh degree in the Centre for Health Science Education from 2004, during which time he engaged in numerous student development initiatives, including the supervision of MMed (Anaesthesia) students.
Mr Richard van Huyssteen
Richard van Huyssteen is the Acting Chief Operating Officer.
Richard van Huyssteen is also the Executive Director: Information and Communication Technology Services (ICTS) since 1 November 2018.
Council
The Council governs the university and is constituted according to the provision of the Higher Education Act, 1997, and the University of Cape Town Statute.
Thando Lukhele
SRC President Thando Lukhele is bringing her authentic self to the demanding job of leading a diverse student population.
Read the UCT News story:
Advocacy and equality: New SRC president’s vibrant vision
Building a Connected Future: UCT and Carleton University Explore Global Partnerships
The central theme that emerged powerfully during the visit was connectivity, not just as a technical concept, but as a guiding principle for global partnerships in research, education and community engagement.