... in Windhoek and Eenhana
Rain or shine, hundreds of students and learners showed up for the Career Fair held earluer this week.
Office of the Vice-Chancellor
| NAME | POSITION | TELEPHONE NUMBER |
|---|---|---|
| Prof Andrew Niikondo | Acting Vice-Chancellor | |
| Ms Cheryl Kahatjipara | Acting Personal Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor | +264 61 207 2001 |
| Prof Pilisano Masake | Executive Director: Office of the Vice-Chancellor | |
| Ms Deidre Willemse | Secretary to the Executive Director: Office of the Vice-Chancellor | +264 61 207 2669 |
| Ms Jesaria Khom-Oabes | Acting Secretary to the Vice-Chancellor | +264 61 207 2258 |
| Ms Monica Mateus | Internal Auditor | |
| Mr Clemensius Tsamareb | Manager Investigations | |
| Mr Joshua R. Kaumbi | Chief Legal Advisor | |
| Ms Lucia Kamberipa | Secretary to the Chief Legal Advisor | +264 207 2995 |
| Ms Mbeurora Karamata | Legal Advisor | |
| Ms Lucia Nehemia | Legal Advisor |
Just outside of Windhoek lies a small community eight kilometres south of Groot Aub, at Farm Kharoxas, where learning takes on a different meaning through the establishment of the NUST Sustainable Energy and Entrepreneurship Development (S
Johannes Natangwe, an Honours Cybersecurity student at NUST, has placed Namibia firmly on the global cybersecurity map following his remarkable performance at the Eschaton Capture The Flag (CTF) competition held in Kochi, India.
Marking a milestone in advancing Linguistics research tailored to Namibian and African contexts, NUST officially welcomed its second cohort of PhD students in Applied Linguistics.
…Ten Years On, Still Learning Forward
Since its establishment in 2016, the Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education (PGDHE) has contributed to excellence and the professional development in higher Educat
