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Research @ Mandela
The Innovation Office falls within the portfolio of the DVC: Research and Engagement of the Nelson Mandela University.
The Innovation Office focusses on nurturing innovation, fostering creativity, embracing technology, and developing people to meet the challenges of the world of tomorrow by working with researchers, staff, students and external stakeholders to take projects from inception to commercialization.
Business Incubator
Nelson Mandela University staff receive Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence awards
Architecture students scoop top prizes in Ceasarstone Competition #R2bP
Luke Rudman wins Golden Key Outstanding Member Award Scholarship #R2bP
Pioneering Inclusive Education and Empowering Students with Coding Programme for the Digital Age
Bronze medal for Mandela University Engineering students at BRICS Future Skills - Drone Operating Competition #R2bP
Statistics saves lives – helping hospitals make best decisions for vulnerable patients
Architectural Technology students win third place in national timber design competition
Architecture where people can live out their dreams
Mandela University welding process proves to be a success at UK nuclear research centre
The University’s experience of setting up a solar energy plant through a Power Purchase Agreement
Nelson Mandela University's Professor Janet Wesson receives global Pioneer Award #R2bP
uYilo e-Mobility Programme commemorates 10-year milestone
Nelson Mandela University to host coding tournament for 10 000 youth on Mandela Day
STEAM education making a difference nationally and internationally
IT Professor Noluxolo Gcaza one of Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans #R2bP
Mandela University in partnership with the AIDC-EC appoints a Chair in Automotive Engineering