CEMS staff recently made the Christmas dreams of more than a hundred children come true when they bought the items on the children’s wish lists.
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CEMS students in the Cape region can invite Unisa into their homes by tuning into a community radio station close to them. CEMS wants to measure its research into Open and Distance Learning (ODL) with the best in the world. Unisa compares well with international practices in the use of Open Educational Resources (OERs)a study by two CEMS academics shows. “You should do research for which you can receive national and international recognition,” Prof Mamokethi Phakeng, Vice-Principal: Research and Innovation, challenged CEMS academics recently. She addressed award winners at Munzhedzi(101)left her village for the first time in 70 years to witness her grandson receive his doctorate degree – the first in the family. 
The CEMS Youth Research Unit recently reported on their latest findings into the influence of drug and alcohol abuse, youth violence and cellphones on the living and learning styles of the youth in the Western Cape. 
The Department of Transport Economics, Logistics and Tourism hosted a meeting with the National Department of Tourism to establish future research collaboration. 
What constitutes graduateness and what makes a student employable? A new publication with many contributions from the College of Economic and Management Sciences adresses these issues. |
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