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Department of Corporate Engagement and Internationalisation

Department of Corporate Engagement and Internationalisation (CEI)  / 

The Department of Corporate Engagement and Internationalisation (CEI) is the custodian of upholding the image of the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) and with the recent transformation continues to play a significant role in the rebranding of the new University. 

Student recruitment is an important aspect of what we do, the department regularly participates in school career fairs and trade exhibitions to not only promote our university, but present opportunities for prospective students to benefit from personal contact with our staff. Prospective students are provided with relevant information about NUST, affording them an opportunity to make informed career choices. 

In cooperation with all the NUST Faculties, Departments, Centres and other Units, the CEI facilitates institutional events, and thus maintains a sound relationship with members of the media.

CONTACT

Email us at: cei@nust.na

Ms Nashilongo Gervasius
Acting Director

CEI Services Offered

EVENTS COORDINATION

  • Banners/ Gazebo’s
  • Equipment (e.g. Podium, microphone)
  • Flags Corporate Materials (e.g. NUST t-shirts, pens, gifts)
  • Career Fair/Exhibitions/Expo
  • All event-related queries/tasks

SECTION CONTACT

Events Coordination:
Ms Tweshimona Katonyala
Events Officer
Tel: +264 61 207 2083
Email us at: tkatonyala@nust.na

GRAPHIC DESIGN

  • Programmes
  • Invitations
  • Advertisements: print/online
  • Brochures
  • Books/Journals
  • Signage
  • Banners
  • Branding: T-Shirt/Cap, etc.
  • Business Card/Letterhead/PowerPoint
  • Study Guide Covers
  • Logos

 

SECTION CONTACT

Graphic Design:
Ms Marlyna Nanus: +264 61 207 2321
Mr Loteni Nakashole: +264 61 207 2051
Mr Achilles Shigwedha: +264 61 207 2120
Graphic Designers

Email us at: dcm.graphics@nust.na

COMMUNICATIONS

  • Institutional Newsletter
  • Editing of Speeches and Content for Design
  • Media Statements/Invites
  • Annual Reports
  • Announcements
  • Photography
  • Updating of NUST website (all Faculties/ dept/units/centres)
  • Social Media

SECTION CONTACT

Communcation:
Ms Nadia Meding: +264 61 207 2799
Multimedia Practitioner
Email us at: nmeding@nust.na

Ms Kachana Beatrice Ndabeni: +264 61 207 2129
Assistant Communications Officer
Email us at: kndabeni@nust.na

MARKETING AND ADVERTISING

  • Marketing & Advertising plans / campaigns
  • Digital marketing/ presence
  • Digital strategy and analytics
  • Market research and insights
  • Marketing activities & Promotional strategy

SECTION CONTACT

Marketing and Advertising:
Vacant: +264 61 207 2260
Marketing Officer
Email us at:

WEB DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE

The Webmasters provide website development and maintenance services to the NUST community.
NUST websites are built on the Drupal content management system, a free open-source platform. All websites are hosted for free and managed by the Data Centre. All NUST websites are registered under the [website-name].nust.na subdomain.

Features of Content Management System: Drupal

    ▪    No special software or licensing fees
    ▪    Free/Premium web templates
    ▪    Calendar integration
    ▪    Built-in mobile responsiveness
    ▪    Multimedia [Galleries, Videos]
    ▪    Content maintenance made easy
    ▪    Site-wide search
    ▪    Social media tools
    ▪    Webforms
    ▪    Site analytics & tracking

Web Development/Maintenance Services are offered to:

    ▪    Faculties
    ▪    Professional Societies and Forums
    ▪    Centres, Units and Institutes
    ▪    Upcoming conferences/symposiums
    ▪    Administrative Departments/Sections are integrated on the Main NUST website
    ▪    Registered Student Groups/Societies

SECTION CONTACT

Web Development and Maintenance:
Ms Olivia Louw: +264 61 207 2253
Ms Mirjam Kapofi: +264 61 207 2282
Webmasters
Email us at: webmaster@nust.na

Media Advert BOOKINGS

  • All print/digital/radio media advert BOOKINGS
  • Lightbox Notice bookings

CONTACT

Media Advert Bookings:
Ms Megan Appolus: +264 61 207 2225
Secretary
Email us at: mappolus@nust.na

  • First point of contact at NUST
  • Directs calls to relevant sections/departments/faculties within NUST

CONTACT

Switchboard: +264 61 207 9111
Ms Caribean Mwoombola: +264 61 207 2425
Ms Trefina Shinedima: +264 61 207 2998
Switchboard Operators

NUST FM is an online media communication platform that shares information about NUST with its community and other stakeholders. The station enables students, staff, and interested parties to engage in discourse about issues that affect all members.
 
The station also serves as a training ground for students, teaching them not just about the media sector but also how a workplace functions. As a result, NUST FM is made up of students from all faculties at NUST, ensuring that the voices of the entire community are represented.

CONTACT

Station Manager
Ms Undamuye Zeraeua: +264 61 207 2874

NUST FM

NUST FM

An online media communication platform to disseminate information about NUST to its community and external stakeholders.

NUST Brief

NUST Brief

Official monthly newsletter of NUST

All about

INTERNATIONALISATION

The mandate of the International Relations is to drive the internationalisation agenda of the Institution, and to position and build the international reputation of the University. The internationalisation agenda is premised on mutually sharing, exchanging, and learning from international best practices, and integration of best international practices into the teaching, learning, research and services of the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST). The expected output of internationalisation at NUST is to contribute to producing graduates with the requisite knowledge, skills, values and attitudes, and who are able to function effectively in culturally diverse and global competitive context.

 

CONTACT

Email us at: inr@nust.na
Johann Albrecht Street

  • Facilitate and support the establishment of quality international partnerships.
  • Coordinate the implementation of international partnership activities.
  • Advise and support the development, implementation and evaluation of Annual Operational Internationalisation Plans for faculties.
  • Manage arrangements related to academic exchanges, mobilities, and visits
  • Promote internationalisation on campus through cultural, social and academic events
  • Support and assist with visa compliance of visitors, exchange students, and international students.
  • Guide exchange students through the application, enrollment and registration processes.

 

Namibia is situated in the south western part of Africa. The Atlantic Ocean stretch along the entire western coastline constitutes the western border of Namibia, Botswana to the east, Zambia and Zimbabwe to the northeast, Angola to the North, and South Africa to the south. Namibia gained independence from South Africa in 1990. The Namibian Constitution entrenches multiparty democracy and fundamental human rights and freedoms. The geographic total area of Namibia is 824 268 square kilometers and is currently divided into 14 Political Regions as determined by the Delimitation Commission. The population of Namibia according to the 2011 Population and Housing Census is 2.1 million with an average population density of 2.6 people per square kilometer. Windhoek is the capital city and has a population of +- 365 000. English is the official language while Oshiwambo, Afrikaans, Otjiherero, Khoekhoegowab, German, Silozi, Rukwangali, Rumanyo, Setswana and various San languages are also spoken.

 

About Namibia

Government of Namibia (http://www.gov.na/)
Tourism in Namibia (http://www.namibiatourism.com.na/

More about Namibia and Windhoek

INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

NUST has established partnerships with more than 80 universities internationally through signed memoranda of understanding.

 

INTERNATIONALISATION ON CAMPUS

NUST annually hosts a weeklong Cultural Festival to celebrate Namibia’s diverse cultural heritage and international cultures through a wide range of activities. These include a parade, cultural performances, an International Cuisine Day and theatrical shows. The International Relations hosts an International Education Week annually. This event aims to raise awareness about the importance of international exposure and seeks to inform students and staff about education opportunities abroad.

 

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC STAFF

In an effort to expose our students to international trends and practices, NUST promotes Internationalisation on campus and in teaching and learning. More than 45% of the academic staff at NUST are international staff coming from countries such as Nigeria, Sweden, Kenya, India, and the United States (2020).

 

INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES

NUST annually hosts a week-long Cultural Festival to celebrate Namibia’s diverse cultural heritage and international cultures through wide range of activities. These include a parade, cultural performances, an International Cuisine Day and theatrical shows. The International Relations hosts an International Education Day annually. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the importance of international exposure to higher education students, and also seeks to inform national students and staff about international education opportunities.

NUST is home to more than 700  international students from all over the world out of a student population of nearly 12,000 (2020). International students fall into one of the four categories of international students:

  • Exchange: Students who come to NUST to complete a semester of studies. Exchange takes place where a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) exists between NUST and the student’s home university.  
  • Study Abroad: Students who come to NUST to complete specific modules, courses, projects or visit on a fee-paying basis (free-movers).
  • Interns: Students who complete in-service training as part of their qualification requirements either at NUST or in industry under the academic auspices of NUST.
  • Full Degree: Full degree international students apply to NUST similar to other full-degree Namibian students and pay the required tuition and other fees.

IMMIGRATION MATTERS

In terms of the provisions of the Immigration Control Act, Act No.7 of 1993, no person shall enter Namibia without valid passport and valid visas. The valid visas include the following:

 

INTERNATIONAL VISITORS

The International Relations works closely with the NUST Management, faculties and departments in receiving international academics and visitors who are interested in forming partnerships, lecturing or conducting research while embedded at NUST. International academics and visitors, regardless of country of origin, are required to contact the International Relations at least two months in advance to obtain relevant information on the required documentation and visas to comply with their category of visit.

STUDY VISAS

All non-Namibian students must be in possession of a valid 3 or 6-month study visa before entering Namibia. Exchange and study abroad students must apply for a study visa and forward the completed application form, certified/endorsed passport copy and certified/endorsed police clearance certificate for a 6-month visa to the International Relations for processing.

STUDY PERMITS

NUST normally invites officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration and Safety and Security on campus at the start of every academic year. During the registration period, full degree international students can have their student permit applications processed by the officials.

EMPLOYMENT PERMITS

International academics or experts who are seeking employment at or are employed by NUST may seek guidance from the Department of Human Resources on queries relating to employment permits.

ACCOMMODATION

NUST has limited accommodation on campus. However, international students may contact the International Relations as well as the Department of Student Services for recommendations on nearby suitable student housing.

 

USEFUL LINKS AND DOCUMENTS

 

Theodora Nandjaa-Mweuta
International Relations Coordinator

The Coordinator: International Relations oversees the development, implementation and evaluation of annual action plans of each faculty. The Coordinator also supervises the effective management of existing international partnerships, facilitates the establishment of new international partnerships, coordinates international student exchange programmes and recruitment of Fulbright Scholars, English Language Fellows and international guest lecturers.

Chriszelda Tlhabanello
Office Administrator
The Office Administrator provides administrative support to the Department, including coordination of on and off campus accommodation for international guests and international exchange students. The Office Administrator also manages the budget of the Department and acts as the financial project administrator for long and short-term Departmental mobility projects.
Yolanda Geises
Susan Kambrude
International Student Support Officers
International Student Support Officers provide advice, guidance, information and support to incoming international students. They further assist with visa and student permits applications of visiting academic staff, international guests and incoming international students.

Yatva-Ashande Hinda
Nico Smit
Ms Zodidi Gaseb

International Relations Officers

The International Relations Officers advise and support faculties in the development, implementation and evaluation of their annual internationalisation actions plans. They further coordinate outgoing staff and student mobility. International Relations Officers also drive the establishment of new partnerships, provide support and manage the implementation of relevant partnerships activities and international events on campus. Finally, International Relations Officers are responsible for national coordination of multilateral student and staff mobility schemes, commonly comprising of a group of partner universities.

 

 

Semester 1, 2024 Incoming Exchange Applications Open

Exchange students come to NUST to complete part of their formal qualification requirements. The credits gained during their attachment to NUST are transferred to their home university. 

Semester 1
NUST Applications and Enquiries Open: 01 September
Application Deadline: 15 November

Semester 2
NUST Applications and Enquiries Open: 01 April
Application Deadline: 15 June

Download: NUST Exchange Application Form

Study Permit Application:

NUST First Semester: February - June
Nomination Period: 01 – 22 September
Submission of Student Passports: 25 September

NUST Second Semester: July - November
Nomination Period: 01 – 22 April
Submission of Student Passports: 25 April

Exchange student registration is facilitated by the International Relations.

Ms Yolandé Geises – ygeises@nust.na
Ms Susan Kambrude – skambrude@nust.na

Download NUST Nomination and Application Dates
International Relations Newsletter 2022
Scholarship for Semester Exchange in Huelva, Spain

Scholarship for Semester Exchange in Huelva, Spain

Eligibility:

  • 1st or 2nd Year Bachelor of Science
  • 3rd Year Bachelor of Science intending to do Honours at NUST

Application Deadline: Friday, 1 November 2024 by 16:00pm

 

Guidelines for the Selection of Participants

Eligibility:

  • 2nd Year and 3rd Year Marketing Students
  • 2nd Year Tourism Students
  • 3rd Year Mechanical Engineering Students (WIL Project)

Application Deadline: Monday, 28 October 2024

More Information

Current Exchange Opportunities

Announcements

FREE online training course for journalists/Journalism students

RT Academy – RT’s international educational project

The RT Academy in Russia is offering a FREE online training course for journalists/Journalism students, provided by Russia TV through the RT Academy. This training will run from 14 October - 08 November 2024 and will feature recorded masterclasses from top correspondents, presenters, producers, and creators, along with live webinars.

**Key Details:**

- Duration: 4 weeks (20+ lessons)

- Benefits: Practical tips, feedback, and a certificate upon completion

- Eligibility: Open to all journalism students at NUST


For more information on what the course entails, please check out the presentation https://disk.yandex.ru/i/Nz2Ui2PCZMu6Sw

To register, please scan the QR code attached or use the following link: https://academy.rt.com

 

 

 

DATE: Wednesday, 28 February 2024
TIME: 18:00
VENUE: Classroom G, 3rd Floor, Harold Pupkewitz Graduate School of Business, Science and Technology Building, NUST Lower Campus, Windhoek

Corporate Engagement and Internationalisation

STAFF

STAFF

NAME POSITION TELEPHONE NUMBER
Megan Appolus Secretary +264 61 207 2225
     
Kuda Brandt Manager: Corporate Communications and Marketing +264 61 207 2576
Cindy-Lee Van Wyk Public Relations Officer +264 61 207 2766
Nadia Meding Multimedia Practitioner +264 61 207 2799
Kachana Beatrice Ndabeni Assistant Communications Officer +264 61 207 2129
Tweshimona Katonyala Events Officer +264 61 207 2083
Marlyna Nanus Graphic Designer  
Loteni Nakashole Graphic Designer  
Achilles Shigwedha Graphic Designer  
Olivia Louw Webmaster  
Mirjam Kapofi Assistant Webmaster  
Caribean Mwoombola Switchboard Operator  
Trefina Shinedima Switchboard Operator  
Undamuye Zeraeua Station Manager : NUST FM  
     
Theodora Nandjaa-Mweuta International Relations Coordinator  
Chriszelda Tlhabanello Office Administrator +264 61 207 2250
Yolande Geises International Student Support Officer  
Susan Kambrude International Student Support Officer  
Yatva-Ashande Hinda International Relations Officer  
Nico Smit International Relations Officer  
Zodidi Gaseb International Relations Officer  



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