University of the Free State 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2019REPORT ANNUAL INTERNATIONALISATION 2017

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Data on Internationisation University of the Free State Free the of University

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Section 1: Institutional Narration

Bloemfontein Campus 7

South Campus 18

Qwaqwa Campus 20

Section 2: Office for International Affairs Report 23

Section 3: Faculties reports

Faculty of Law 52

Faculty of Education 54

Faculty of Theology and Religion 56

Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences 59

Faculty of The Humanities 64

Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences 93

Faculty of Health Science 112

Section 4: Data on Internationisation 123

Internationalisation Report 2019 3

EDITORIAL

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The UFS internationalisation process has The University of the Free State (UFS) A highlight of the year under review advanced significantly in 2019! is a highly internationalised university was the launch of the UMOJA buddy with a proud history of international programme, which aims to connect all Guided by the Council-approved engagements. In the period 2016-2019, first-entering international students with UFS 2018-2022 internationalisation UFS researchers co-authored 2 486 local students. This flagship programme strategy, substantive progress has publications with 1 718 collaborating assists in the UFS realising its vision been made towards realising the vision institutions. The university has more than that every student should have an of comprehensive internationalisation 55 active institutional collaborations international experience during their through seven goals: with universities and institutions studies at the UFS. ■■ Research internationalisation around the world. Under their umbrella, The successful launch of the EU-funded research collaboration, staff and student ■■ Internationalisation of teaching and iKudu project, conceptualised to develop mobility, as well as other projects are learning a contextualised South African concept implemented. In the year under review, of Internationalisation of the Curriculum ■■ Partnerships and collaborations 1 529 international students studied at (IoC) – which integrates Cooperative the UFS, constituting approximately 4% ■■ A diverse international student body Online International Learning (COIL) of the student population. Approximately virtual exchanges – was another ■■ Internationalisation at home half of the international students were milestone in advancing virtual exchanges enrolled for postgraduate studies, ■■ Institutional reporting and developing and IoC at the UFS. the Office for International Affairs including 308 doctoral students.

■■ Achieving financial sustainability of internationalisation

Mr Cornelius Hagenmeier Director: Office for International Affairs

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SECTION 1 INSTITUTIONAL NARRATION

This section of the report highlights selected international engagements and innovative international research activities at the UFS. The information was obtained from the UFS website and other institutional publications. Each of these engagements reflects the importance of internationalisation to enhancing the quality and societal relevance of research and education. University of the Free State Free the of University

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Rhodes Scholarship recipient Nkahiseng flies UFS flag high

Aspiring lawyer and political prodigy, Nkahiseng Ralepeli, will soon join a cohort of Rhodes Scholarship recipients at the University of Oxford in the UK later UFS Bloemfontein Campus this year (2019). He completed his LLB at

the University of the Free State (UFS) in Bloemfontein Campus 2018. This Rhodes Scholarship recipient 14 January 2019 has represented the UFS at various debating tournaments in the past, such as the Pan-African Universities Debating Genocide and human Championships and the World rights: The Western Universities Debating Championships. world’s hypocrisy

Dr David Patrick, a young Scottish Social Sciences scholar, embarked on a journey to discover the portrayal of genocide by Western media houses. As part of his research, he has been coming to South Africa since 2014 as part of the UFS International Studies Group under the leadership of Professor Ian Phimister. His research has resulted in publishing some of his findings in a monograph: Reporting Genocide: Media, Dr David Patrick Mass Violence and Human Rights. Nkahiseng Ralepeli

26 January 2019

Article Title: UFS reaching out to students affected by Zimbabwean crisis

As part of a coordinated support The Office for International Affairs invited advised they further extended support to effort driven by the UFS, the executive Zimbabwean students to communicate students by appealing to the Department management of the University of the Free their individual challenges regarding of Home Affairs for concessions regarding State (UFS) has noted with concern the finance, travel, and special examinations. the delays with the Zimbabwean disconcerting effects of the 2019 political The Director of the Office of International student visas. and economic crisis and instability in Affairs, Mr Cornelius Hagenmeier, Zimbabwe, specifically its effect on its students from Zimbabwe.

Internationalisation Report 2019 7 From the left:From Shaun Redgard (captain), Chantelle Booysen, Dr Hendrik van Heerden emerged and Lee Edward as (coach), winners International of the 2019 Natural Sciences Tournament (INST). (INST). Molecular Biology Unit, Department Department Unit, Biology Molecular of Haematology and Cell Biology). The tournament wasoriginally launched in Russia and was aimed at teaching young engineers scientists and use their to problems. real-world solve to knowledge The UFS representatives emerged as winners of the International 2019 Natural Sciences Tournament From the left,From seated: Dr Mathew Esona, CDC delegate; Dr Michael Bowen, CDC delegate; Dr Martin Nyaga, lead Researcher in the UFS-NGS Unit; standing: Mojalefa Buti, Office of the Vice-Dean, UFS Faculty of Health Senior Dr Sciences; Glen Directorate: Director, Research Taylor, Saheed Dr and Affairs; International for Office Director, Hagenmeier, Cornelius Development; Sciences. Agricultural and Natural of Faculty the in Fellow Research Postdoctoral Sabiu,

University of the Free State From 1 to 5 February the final 2019, stage of the International Natural Sciences Tournament (INST) was held at the Tallinn University in of Technology (TalTech) Estonia.Tallinn, The University of theFree State was represented a group by of three students: Shaun Redgard (Department of Chemistry), Edward Lee (Department of and Chantelle Booysen (Human Physics), Date: 13 February 2019 Date: Three from UFS win gold at International Natural Sciences Tournament In pursuit of efforts to advance research on viruses and disease control, the United States-based Centres for Disease Control and Preventionhas made (CDC) a University the enhance to commitment of the Free State Next (UFS) Generation Sequencing Unit’s data (NGS) collection systems further to and its empower staff and students. During a visit to the university in early December last year by the CDC delegation – Dr Michael Bowen and Dr Mathew Esona meeting – a was the in Researcher lead the with held UFS-NGS unit, Dr Martin Nyaga; the Senior Director of the UFS Directorate: Research Director the Taylor; Glen Dr Development, of the UFS Office for International Affairs, Dr and SaheedCornelius Hagenmeier; Sabiu, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Agricultural and Natural of the Faculty Sciences. During this meeting, areas of mutual collaboration and engagement were institutions two the between identified, including technology transfer, laboratory dry and wet and funding, quality control and capacity development. 1 February 2019 1 February ties secure collaboration and Prevention for Disease Control US-based Centres UFS and 8

Bloemfontein Campus mother tongues. mother their in paragraphs short wrote UFS the of academics language the where activities day with this celebrated also State Free the of Tongue Day.University The Mother World as February 21 declared UNESCO world, the of multilingualism across importance the raise to effort an In celebrated attheUFS #WorldMotherTongueDay 21 February2019 transgender woman. transgender a as living aparent as experience own her about students inform and educate to aimed seminar, she the Through girl. a be to wanted she that age young very a at discovered but aboy as raised was Lynn US, the to immigrants English of child Asa Project’. Butterfly ‘The titled, at a seminar activist, transgender Lynn, a Jessica (UFS) hosted State Free the of University (CGAS) the at Studies Africa and Gender for Centre The activist tellsitlike itis International transgender 7 March2019 also celebrated #WorldMotherTongueDay. Sweden, from students international our Stenqvist, two of Elin and Östlings Jennifer Director: Gender Studies; and Dr Stephanie Cawood, Director of CGAS. of Director Cawood, Stephanie Dr and Studies; Director: Gender Lake,Jessica Programme Nadine Dr Salman; Lynn; Sihle Bradfield; Ankia From left: the supportive. is knowledge, and talents, dreams, voice, their exercise they which in environment the when productive and important become women of roles the that believes LenkaBula Prof equality. of quest the in women for support much-needed ensure to order in addressed be to need that questions on reflected has UFS the aspirations, these with line In equality. gender for calling while spheres public and private the in dignity and citizenship, civic rights, human associated the and workplace the in equality of women’sof pursuit Women’s aresult as Day, evolved which International day we commemorate the as marked 8is March and #InternationalWomensDay in thepursuitofgenderequality Commemorating morethanacentury 8 March2019 for transition easy an ensures It home. at and welcome feel students exchange incoming all that ensuring at aimed is programme The Programme. Buddy Umoja the programme, abuddy designed has Affairs, Student with collaboration in Affairs, International for Office the – Strategy Internationalisation UFS 2018-2022 the in –entrenched home at to advance internationalisation endeavours university’s the of part As Going globalwiththeUmojaBuddyProgramme 1 March2020 at the UFS. UFS. the at integration and social, cultural academic, their and fostering friendships lifelong meaningful through students local and international connects programme the that fact the highlighted State, Free the of University the of Vice-Chancellor and Rector Petersen, Francis Prof Campus, Bloemfontein the on programme the of launch the at Speaking community. into university the students international Internationalisation Report 2019 Prof Puleng LenkaBula. 9

Bloemfontein Campus The #UFSWalkToUhuru team walkingThe #UFSWalkToUhuru from the UFS Bloemfontein Campus to the Qwaqwa Campus on March. Friday 22 3 April 2019 #UFSWalkToUhuru Donate to life a Kovsie’s and change The University of theFree State Division(UFS) of Student Affairs, in collaboration with the UFS Office for International joined Affairs,hands have to drive a fundraising and student- accessibility dubbed, initiative Walk ‘The to Uhuru’ (#UFSWalktoUhuru), which is aimed at raising funds and advocating for the educational rights of the less privileged. The project entailed 350 a km walk from the Bloemfontein Campus to the Qwaqwa Campus. The project aims to raise funds in excess of R2 million from the public and stakeholders affiliated with the UFS staff (Kovsie and students). The project stems from the2018/2019 UFS Institutional Student Representative Council mandate, (ISRC) ‘Students Must Graduate’. The ISRC mandate aims to fundingsource opportunities UFS for students across all three campuses to register and complete their studies in beyond. and 2020 delegates from Stellenbosch University, delegates from Stellenbosch University, the University of Pretoria, Rhodes University. North-West and University, as chemical and biological monitoring, monitoring, biological and chemical as and was attended 66 delegates by from Germany and Southern Africa. Presenters from the academia, government authorities, and the private sector shared theoretical concepts and practical experiences establishing on aquatic Germany, in networks biomonitoring South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho, Eswatini and Zambia.(Swaziland), From the left:From Dr Cilliers van den Berg, Head of the German Section; Marianne Prof and Zappen-Thomson,President SAGV; of Dr Akila Ahouli, from GAS. representative The

University of the Free State 25 April 2019 SA conference in German Section hosts second SAGV The German Section in the Department of Afrikaans and Dutch, German and French at the UFS hosted the second conference of the Association of German Studies in Southern Africa and German(SAGV) Studies in Sub- Saharan Africa on (GAS) the UFS Bloemfontein Campus from 15 to 18 April Although 2019. the conference was on Germanistik (German Studies), it highlighted the international footprint of the University of the Free State and (UFS) the important role of international and national academic collaborations. delegates who attended the conference were from countries including, among others, Ethiopia, Burkina Italy, Faso, and Germany, Kenya, Namibia, as well as Perspectives on aquatic biomonitoring from Germany and Southern discussed were Africa at German-Southernthe recent African Summer School 2019. The Centre for Environmental Management at the University of the Free State recently co-presented the Summer African German-Southern School with 2019 the Dresden its on Bloemfontein Germany, University, Campus. The Summer School focused on an integrated approach, including catchment processes, hydrology, geomorphology, and land use, as well 1 April 2019 School international Summer the focus of quality Water 10 Bloemfontein Campus as parallel support for supervisors. for support parallel as well as advice, expert and co-supervision and inter-institutionalinterdisciplinary fees, reduced and scholarships abroad, school, visits to partner universities an annual training including candidates, for support will facilitate programme The Affairs. International for Office UFS global health. Leading the is cohort the in expertise academic African South transforming in assist to State Free partnered with the University of the have US the in Virginia of University the of and Venda University The to staffmembers PhD-opportunities and locallytoprovide 'UFS partnersinternationally 29 April2019 question of how ubuntu has evolved, evolved, has ubuntu how of question the into delved session A dialogue 24 on May 2019. Campus Bloemfontein the Africa Day Reflection and Celebration on the 2019 coordinated Affairs International for Office May annually. The 25 Day on Africa marks continent 1963, in the Union African the of establishment the Since ubuntuUbuntu our our beginning, ending African Union. the of father afounding and president, me,”in first Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah, Africa born was because Africa,in but born Iwas African because not am “I present, andfutureofAfrica Reflecting onthepast, 28 May 2019 in the tripartite Global Health programme. Programme will capacitate PhD candidates Staff Development University The

increasing youth engagement on the African continent. African the on engagement youth increasing and skills decision-making good with them by equipping people young empowers organisations within their respective countries. TheSouthern Zone Youth Forum scout national in decision-making improve to strategies on deliberated people young forum, the Throughout emergencies’. during people of young role ‘The themed was forum 15th This Conference. Scout Africa Southern 41st the and Youth Forum Scout Africa Southern 15th the in participated and led Dlamini, Siphila student, BA First-year Africa ScoutYouth Forum Kovsies’ SiphilaDlaminileads15thSouthern 28 May 2019 and Equality on the African continent. African the on Equality and Equity inclusion, Wellbeing, Social Access, Qwaqwa Campus, with the theme: Health, the on Dialogue Day Student Africa Annual first the hosted also (OIA) Affairs International for Office The people. its and continent the of celebrating importance the on reflects lecture annual The Studies. Africa and Gender for Centre by the hosted by alecture preceded were celebrations The embodied. be best can it how and society, modern-day in means it what Caption. Internationalisation Report 2019 Forum. YouthScout Africa Southern 15th the at UFS the represented Dlamini Siphila 11

Bloemfontein Campus reflected on the Front, from the left:Front, Heidi Prof Hudson, Dean of the Faculty of the Humanities, and Jack Prof Halberstam. Back, from the left: Dr Stephanie Cawood, Director Puleng Prof LenkaBula;of CGAS; and Dr Nadine Gender. Lake, Lucas Erasmus and Erasmus HendrikLucas Prof Swart working are on a joint(right) project with Ghent University find to an attractive solution address to the energy demands of buildings, electric motor vehicles, and electronics. mobile His lecture titled After Routes: Exit Gender After Feminism, gender, surrounding complexity critical and sexuality. feminism, Dr Nadine Lake, Gender Studies Programme Director in CGAS, added that the purpose of the lecture was to firmly shine a light on critical debates regarding gender and its impact, not only on humanity as a whole, but in the way that and condition human the study scholars its gender dynamics. delivered the delivered Biennial UFS Centre for Gender and Africa Studies Studies UFS Centre for Gender and Africa Queer Studies scholar hosts renowned 30 July 2019 30 July Humanities and Gendered Worlds Lecture at the UFS on invitation of the Centre for Gender and Africa Studies. Prof Halberstam is a visiting professor of Gender Studies and English and the Director of the Institute for Research on Women, Gender and Sexuality at Columbia University in New York. 7 August 2019 On Prof 7 August Jack 2019, Halberstam 5 June 2019 generation for electricity explores solution Research The University of theFree State (UFS), through its Department of Physics, has agreement an recently entered into with Ghent University. The aim of the agreement is to develop the materials necessary for transparent solar panels. The agreement was inspired theby constant increase in the price of electricity, and therefore a need for necessity this innovation replace to became imminent. The Head of the Department of Physics at the UFS, Prof Hendrik Swart, says the agreement between the two universities entails a joint doctoral degree where both universities will supervise the project and the awarding of the doctorate. Lucas Erasmus, a student, will conduct institutions. both at research

University of the Free State Prof JackProf Halberstam Students pay it forward with with Students pay it forward Month meals this Africa Omar-Raphael Tabengwa quoted Maya Angelou, who said: learned “I’ve that people will what forget you said, people will forget what you did, but people will how forget you madenever them feel.” Lunch and learning were reconciled at Joe Solomon School in Heidedal as part of the Africa celebrations, Day which were spearheaded the by University of the Free International State’s (UFS) Student Association. As part of the second annual Meal in a Jar project, learners 190 stationery and hearty meal a received packs In addition on 23 2019. May to the food served, the Grade 4 pupils also had the opportunity to learn a bit of basic German and Dutch. broadened “We their minds introducing by them to our foreign said students,” Omar-Raphael exchange Tabengwa, Student Representative International Students. Council (SRC): activityThis international also gave students the opportunity to engage with institution. the beyond community the 28 May 2019 28 May 12

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Student dialogue on International Cultural xenophobia, cultural Diversity Festival appropriation, and xenocentrism The 2019 International Cultural Diversity Festival brought a mix of music, dance, The Office for International Affairs hosted and poetry to the Bloemfontein Campus a two-dialogue series aimed at on Friday 13 September 2019. The aim of addressing an array of social issues such the festival was to recognise, appreciate, Pictured above: Dr Edith Phaswana, as xenophobia, cultural appropriation, acting Head of the Thabo Mbeki African, and celebrate the diverse cultures Prof Francis Petersen, UFS Rector and and xenocentrism in order to represented on all our campuses. Bloemfontein Campus Vice-Chancellor; Prof Puleng LenkaBula, demonstrate the influence these issues As stated in the 2018 Internationalisation UFS Vice Rector: Institutional Change have on the mindsets of individuals Report, Kovsies currently has about 50 and Student Affairs, Mr Skully Thembeni and how it can contribute towards the Nxangisa, MEC for Cooperative Governance international collaboration agreements, development of an unjust society devoid and Traditional Affairs. and collaboration with 1 584 institutions, of embracing difference. in terms of research. The plan is to widen Date: 10 September 2019 The first session was titled: Burn the researchers’ international networks, with Phobia, with the theme: ‘We are all a special focus on the African continent. King Moshoeshoe Memorial foreigners somewhere’. The aim of Moreover, recognising the diversity Lecture: Africa desperate this dialogue was to create awareness within groups at the UFS necessitates for thought leaders of xenophobia from a human rights that a culture of tolerance and a spirit of perspective. The second dialogue session mutual acceptance and appreciation is Dr Edith Phaswana, acting Head of themed ‘Appropriation vs Xenocentrism’ fostered and promoted. It requires calling the Thabo Mbeki African Leadership sought to critically discuss cultural an end to division and violence based on Institute, delivered the fifth King appropriation versus xenocentrism to find a ‘othering’. Moshoeshoe Memorial Lecture on the human response that is inclusive in nature. Bloemfontein Campus of the University of the Free State. Dr Phaswana saw Motsaathebe Serekoane, Lecturer in the the lecture as a platform to reflect on Department of Anthropology at the UFS, leadership in the country. The event was presented a lecture and urged attendees hosted by the Directorate: Community to always keep it authentic. He alluded Engagement, and was attended by that as boundaries between the North university management structures, staff and the South collapsed and knowledge and students, as well as members of flowed in and out, knowledge from the government and business, traditional South was not taken seriously. He urged leaders, municipal councillors, church attendees to find something in Africa that leaders, and high school learners. will define us as African. Welcoming all attendees to the lecture, Prof Francis Petersen, UFS Rector and Vice-Chancellor, remarked that the lecture was a platform for public debate around key issues faced by society, and that the world could learn from the historical leaders on the African continent. One of these leaders being King Moshoeshoe 1, a prime example of ethical leadership. Pictured above: left: Montsi Ramonaheng, third-year BSc student majoring in Biochemistry and Genetics; Lebohang Lesenyeno, third-year LLB student; Motsaathebe Serekoane, Lecturer in Staff and students came together in Anthropology; and Bulelwa Moikwatlhai celebration at the International Cultural from the Office for International Affairs. Diversity Festival.

14 University of the Free State ‘othering’. on based violence and division to end an calling requires It promoted. and fostered is appreciation and acceptance mutual of aspirit and tolerance of aculture that necessitates UFS the at groups within Moreover, diversity the recognising continent. African the on focus a special researchers’ international networks, with widen to is plan The research. of terms in and collaboration with 1 584 institutions, agreements, collaboration international 50 about has currently Kovsies Report, 2018 Internationalisation the in stated As campuses. our all on represented diverse the cultures and celebrate appreciate, recognise, to was festival the 2019.of aim The 13September Friday on Campus Bloemfontein the to poetry and dance, music, of amix brought Festival Diversity Cultural 2019 International The Diversity Festival International Cultural 17 September2019 Diversity Festival. Festival. Diversity celebration at the International Cultural in together came students and Staff Southern African region. broader the and Zimbabwe of trajectories monopoly capitalism shaped economic how understand to and capitalism of Corporation to look at the histories American Anglo the of study case the uses he which in project research his presenting and writing, researching, be will 2020 in and campus Jersey New university’s League Ivy the on weeks Gwande Dr two will spend Princeton, at Study Advanced for Institute the of 2020. afellow As Rankings University World Education Higher Times the in sixth ranked recently was institution US The world. the in universities top the of fellowship University, at Princeton one a awarded been just has Group Studies International the in fellow research apostdoctoral Gwande, Victor Dr Princeton University From theUFSto 19 September2019 The traditional outfits made for a colourful Mokete. Photo:Charl Mokete.Devenish Photo:Charl colourful for a made outfits traditional The Gwande Victor Dr dance, and scrumptious cultural cuisine. cultural dance, scrumptious and music, poetry, drama, with activity of ahype was 2019, mokete the September 18 Wednesday on Campus Bloemfontein the on Hosted campuses. its of three on all of and acceptance inclusiveness attitude an (UFS) nurture to State Free the of University by the acommitment is it culture; and language of a celebration was Mokete Multilingual Kovsies first The language andmulticulturalism #Mokete acolourfulcelebrationof 20 September2019 while promoting a multicultural environment. inclusive, become university to of the ideals the Moketeembodies Multilingual The heritage and background. to own their connected staying whilst multilingual and multicultural world, the for students UFS prepare to goal is initiatives to multilingual the use learn from one another. The ultimate also to group language and culture each for ability the create to and welcome, campuses where everyone should feel by creating opportunities; platforms and belonging and acceptance among people of asense promotes which policy, university’s to the seminal language isalso ofmultilingualism initiative This strength within the university. build we can which, through diversity of alevel creates it as university this of part form which cultures and languages many the of proud is UFS the that echoed Prof. Petersen Model. Campus Multi- the and Experience, Staff and on Teaching and Learning, Student Plan Transformation of the in support The mokete isfurthermore presented Internationalisation Report 2019 Integrated Integrated (ITP) streams work 15

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to interact and share knowledge on their research outputs, which extensively natural how on questions explored resource ownership could contribute to the realisation of the right to development.keynote The address was deliveredProf by John C Mubangizi, Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of the Free State. Participants came from different countries, including South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana,Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, and the United Kingdom. Dr. ChrisDr. Hendriks Dr Chris Hendriks will be visiting the Fulda University of Applied Sciences for the winter semester to teach a course in Supply Chain Management in the Department Business. of International delegates attending the International Conference on the Right to Development Development to Right the on Conference International the attending delegates International Campus. Bloemfontein the on hosted 1 October 2019 1 October Right to Development on the International Conference UFS hosts The International Conference on the Right to Development was held in Bloemfontein for the first time from 25 to 27 September hosted 2019, the by Free State Centre for Human Rights at the University of the Free State. This is the the third international in conference series launched in 2017 with the aimof advancing the right to development both in Africa and internationally. Based on the theme, ‘The right to development and natural resource the ownership’, 3rd International Conference on the Right to Development offered the forum and opportunity to participants from a diversity of backgrounds and disciplines in Germany to discuss to Germany in

University of the Free State Internationalisation between Fulda University of Applied of Applied Fulda University Internationalisation between of the Free State Sciences and the University During Fulda 2018, University and the University of the Free State entered into an exchange programme for students and staff between the two universities. As part of this exchange programme, Prof LenkaBula 2019 30 October The University of theFree State (UFS) InstitutionalVice-Rector: Change, Student Affairs, and Community Engagement, Prof Puleng LenkaBula, recently visited the Fulda University of Applied Sciences a possible future collaboration between the two institutions. This was inspired their multidisciplinaryby approach to courses, she which higher-education aims to facilitate at the UFS in order to pioneer critical thinking among students to ultimately bring about effective and societalinnovative problem-solving in South Africa. 23 September 2019 23 September promotes Prof LenkaBula with partnership University German 16 Bloemfontein Campus Australia. Together, these scientists solved Organisation Research Industrial the from Figueroa Melania by Dr headed project a research ground-breaking in (UFS), partnered State Free the of University the at Sciences Plant of Professor, the from both Visser, Associate Botma Prof and Fellow, Research Pretorius, Prof Zakkie Work ofUFSplantscientistspublishedinNatureCommunications 7 November 2019 areas of collaboration, i.e. student/staff i.e. student/staff collaboration, of areas ideas, and exploring further possible exchanging benchmarking, of purpose the With (NUST). Technology and Science of University National the at Innovation and Research of Director is Naik Professor (UFS). State Free the of University the visited Zimbabwe, Technology, and Science of University National (Yogi) the Yogeshkumar from Naik 2019, November 26 29 Professor to From Visit fromNationalUniversity ofScienceandTechnology, Zimbabwe 29 November 2019 Sciences. Plant of Department UFS Prof the above: Pictured in Zakkie Pretorius, Research Fellow Commonwealth Scientific and Department Department (CSIRO), fact was created when fungal strands strands fungal when created was fact in but thought, previously as strains rust different between cross a sexual of result the not was fungus stem-rust wheat the of strain Ug99 devastating the that shows research by CSIRO, released astatement to According disease. rust cereal of strains origins of one of the world’s deadliest the a 20-year-old uncovering mystery, Microbial, Biochemical and Food of Department the of Head the and Sciences, and Natural and Agricultural Management and Sciences Economic of Faculties the of deans the School, Postgraduate the of Director the Development, Research of Department the were visited, he departments the departments at the university. Among several with meetings in engaged Naik Prof collaboration, research and mobility Research Organisation (CSIRO). Photo: KateResearch Organisation Langford Industrial and Scientific Commonwealth the from Figueroa Melania Dr publication in Nature Communications. publication for accepted was hybridisation, somatic through pathogen rust stem wheat the of lineage Ug99 the of Emergence The manuscript, with the title, to disease. for varieties with strong resistance screen to methods better develop to possible it make will discovery This strain. hybrid anew create to fused simply ‘Biomarkers of‘Biomarkers water pollution’. on apaper presented Naik Prof where Biotechnology hosted a seminar Food and Biochemical Microbial, of Department November, 27 the On strengthen African partnerships. strategic internationalisation vision and its advance to opportunities explore to Biotechnology. This visit allowsthe UFS Internationalisation Report 2019 17

Bloemfontein Campus iKUDU COIL were partWe of the team that successfully submitted the iKUDU COIL project, and funding was received for capacity building in higher education. An application for ethical clearance has been submitted, andonly one modification was required, which will be submitted as soon as RIMS opens in 2020. In collaboration with the Director of the Office for Internationalisation, we are also in the process of appointing a specialist in internationalisation research associate as on the South Campus. As this project is not located in a faculty and is related to the broad conceptualisationof open and distance learning, the South Campus is ideal to position this as a focus area for research. The South Campus is involved in this project in two ways. Firstly, staff members from the IDEAS lab is involved in Work group 2 in terms of curriculum online as specifically transformation, Lynette curriculum designers. Secondly, Jacobs is involved in Work group 1 in terms of research. Internationalisation Internationalisation of the curriculum planned we During 2019, for two projects that involved and home, at internationalisation internationalisation the curriculum. of International International postgraduate students Jacobs graduated two Lynette students,international master’s one from Lesotho and one from China. internationalTwo PhD students have completed their PhD studies towards the end and of 2019 will submit it at the start Oneof 2020. is from Ethiopia and the otherfrom Zimbabwe. International conferences International conferences and collaboration Colleagues attended regularly conferences various in countries, including Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, and Uganda. working is Jacobs Lynette Furthermore, with scholars from Lesotho, the US, Morocco, Mozambique, and Ethiopia systems. education book on a on

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University of the Free State Publication in international Publication in international journals, books, and conference proceedings All of the journal articles published by South Campus staff memberswere published in journals that appear on international lists. In addition, of the75% publications in conference proceedings from international were conferences. also have We published internationalone an chapter in book: ErikaKruger, and Jacobs, Lynette. (2019). Personal Wellness: Perspectives from South African Legislation and Policies. Alicja MartaIn Kowalczuk-Walędziak, Danilewicz, Wioleta Korzeniecka-Bondar, and Gracienne Rethinking Lauwers (Eds). Education Century: for theTeacher 21st Directions New and Challenges Trends, Leverkusen, Germany: Barbara(184-202). Budrich Publishers. 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achieving its Mission: encouraging capacity- and development the building of an African-based mountain research ‘community of practice’ of high excellence: in this regards, the internationalARU’s footprint – greatly strengthened – indicates in 2019 that the ARU is actively contributing to global mountain research theory and practice, and is increasingly contributing to mountain-related policy and governance networks of stakeholder communities go go communities stakeholder of networks borders. and confines national the beyond Therefore, through this project, the hope is to create ambassadors of the university, of Africa South broader the of communities, and Africa. Participants in the seminar academicswere postgraduate and students from both the Universities of the Free State and Also Venda. present communitywere and traditional Vhembe the and Qwaqwa from leaders District in Limpopo. Afromontane Research Unit (ARU)- Annual report 2019 The AfromontaneResearch is (ARU) Unit a flagship research unit of the Qwaqwa Campus University (QQ), of the Free State Activities(UFS). showed in 2019 that the ARU is on a clear trajectory to fulfil its vision of becoming Continental ‘A Leader in African Mountain Research’ – with indications that it can aspire to becoming ‘The Continental Leader’“sooner in a rather (years timeframe expected” than than decades). The ARU is also actively Mamokete Mokhatla (SRC: International Students Council), Pulane Xaba (Assistant: Afromontane Afromontane (Assistant: Xaba Pulane Council), Students International (SRC: Mokhatla Mamokete Dr Hagenmeier, Unit), Research Morena Ntsane Mopeli, Sithole, Pearl Prof Chief Mlati, Kanego Mogotsi (Internationalisation: and Joseph Qwaqwa Prof Campus), Francis. Date: 21 October 2019 21 October Date: hosts research seminar Qwaqwa campus This seminar seeks to develop a homestays; for testable framework concepta enabling postgraduate students to be placed with rural research conducting while families in the area. It is also aimed at giving birth to a vibrant, community-based development regional and rural grassroots connecting network communities, business, government, stakeholders. non-governmental and As demonstrated seminar this university that .

University of the Free State Ntebohiseng Sekhele The University of theFree State Afromontane Research Unit (ARU), based on the Qwaqwa Campus, recently concluded the process of recruiting candidates for the University Capacity Development Programme (UCDP). Through this programme, fundedby the Higher US-SA Education Network , two historically disadvantaged South University the – universities African of the Free State (Qwaqwa Campus) and the University of (UNIVEN) Venda – and three universities in the United States, the including Appalachian State University and (ASU) the University of Montana, will be collaborating on a number of PhD research projects. Candidates their and supervisors will thehave opportunity to travel to the USA participating at time spend and regularly universitiesUS their where co- promoters be them based, will allowing to collaborate with relevant identified institutions. those at based academics 9 January 2019 Afromontane Research with Unit collaborates US universities UFS Qwaqwa Campus 20 Qwaqwa Campus ■ have distilled: been internationalisation relating to followingthe indicators report, ARU’s 2019 annual the From and Global South. hemisphere southern the of cognisant more be to narrative global the balancing by sphere science-policy-action mountain global the informs This perspective. African an from discourses ■ of Venda; in this will 2020. commence University the and Studies) Mountain for Centre their and Scotland, Islands, & Highlands the of University the (UK; specifically Kingdom United the USDP, with time a second this landed successfully also ARU the in 2020; graduate to due staff QQ USDP two first the with umbrella, ARU the (USDP) under Programme Doctoral Staff (SA) University Africa America(USA)-South of States strengthened through the United also was QQ at capacity Research among ARU-associated academics. a positive return on UFS investment suggesting academics, ARU-funded of indices H- growing and citations increasing through investment, funding research ARU between relationship positive ageneral is there Further, systems. social-ecological as mountains African southern of in terms paper multi-disciplinary truly one least at with disciplines, of arange spanned 2.000. Publications 5.667); 55.6%being IF above were 2019 in highest (with the four above (IF) factors impact with journals 2019 in in were papers published (25.9%)quarter of accepted/ a outputs: academic of quality the in reflected also is capacity increased 2018. This from by eight –up manuscripts) 16 submitted and proceedings, conference accredited 2019 (27 published/accepted, four in 47 of papers pipeline apaper with year-on-yearoutputs since 2017, research increased the in reflected is ARU the of capacity research Researchgrowing The capacity: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ applicants in 2019. in applicants no had but ARU the with collaboration (Italy) Pavia of in University the at offered was Drakensberg Maloti- the in systems social on aPhD programme, GLOMOS the of Joint degree programme: part As team). USDP our notably latter the – USA UK, Lesotho, Italy, Japan, Israel, Germany, (Australia, nations eight in time research spent academics ARU conferences, from Apart attendance. presentations, and one winter school poster three award) and presentation oral top one (including 19 oral address, keynote one comprising contributions conference individual 23 with Africa), South Portugal, Japan, (Australia, Canada, Austria, nations 2019 six in in conferences 12 at represented was ARU the all, In International conference attendance: Germany). in Bonn UNU and Italy in Research by Eurac (GLOMOS; Programme co-hosted Safeguard Mountain Global the in involvement core and Swiss-based); (MRD; &Development Research Mountain journal the of Board Editorial representation on the International (IMS); increased Society Mountain International the in visible increasingly (MIREN); Network Research Invasion Mountain Swiss-based the into (Austria); invited Conference Mountain International triennial the at represented well- being arena, research mountain global the in better-known and embedded better- 2019, became In ARU the Expanding international networks:

■ ■ ■ ■ Governance Bodies Governance Sudan). and Africa South Nigeria, Brazil, (Australia, six nationalities comprised 2019 in cohort post-doctoral our USA). addition, In the and UK Lesotho, (Austria, Germany, Italy, Japan, nations seven from visitors academic in 2019, ARU the with through traffic international was significant also (Italy). Pavia of There University Eurac/ from Membretti Prof. Andrea visitor, academic long-term first its visits: Academic the mini-AR two through possible made were students and academics ARU among potential collaboration and awareness Symposium. Internal Conservation the at SAEON and EKZNW with MD the on Session aSpecial co-hosting 2019–2021,(GSSA) ARU from the and Africa Southern of Society Grassland the for Chair Scientific of role the accepting Director ARU the through represented regionally also was ARU The stage. global the on for advocated and internationalised better becoming of ARU’s aim the to speaks Board new The lapsed. had Board original the of term three-year 2019, first the as in revised was composition Board internationally, ARU Advisory the and locally well-embedded being embeddedness: International and Local the were

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22 University of the Free State HEDA dashboard Amplification ofOIA Strategic for InternationalOffice Affairs supported. supported. are students how affected stipulates clearly Students’, which International Affecting UFS the at Unrest for ‘Protocol a have developed Hagenmeier, Cornelius and the Director: Internationalisation, Witthuhn, Prof Corli Internationalisation, and Research Vice-Rector: The for unrestatUFS Development ofProtocol strategy.turnaround a for basis the form will which numbers, student international undergraduate in decline the of causes the on review adiagnostic coordinate to plans OIA The declining. are numbers student whereas undergraduate international rising, are continuously numbers student PhD international that revealed data the analysis of A first students. international to relating processes planning based evidence- introduce to UFS the allow will dashboard The gradations. and success student international on data contains it addition, In study. of level and programme, nationality, campus, as such criteria by differentiated is which data, student international comprehensive provides now It amplified. available – hasinformation been student international makes – which dashboard HEDA (DIRAP), the Planning Academic and Research Institutional for Directorate the with collaboration In Implementation Plan. with the Internationalisation Strategy together booklet, this in presented is strategy 2022 internationalisation UFS the reference, of ease For environment. education higher achanging in process internationalisation its advance significantly to university the allow This will process. implementation the in stakeholders its of role the defining for internationalisation, framework strategic astrong with UFS the provide Together, documents the period. reporting the in adopted was which Plan, Implementation Strategy developed an Internationalisation Internationalisation Strategy, the UFS 2022 the of approval the Following Internationalisation Strategy for the2018–2022 Implementation Plan Adoption ofthe The OIA team at KovsieFM team OIA The available to the panel. the to available made was which report, self-evaluation extensive an prepared OIA The evaluation. African universities conducted the South other at offices international leading 7 May experts 2019. of Apanel 6to from OIA the of review external an (DIRAP) organised Planning Academic and Research Institutional for Directorate The for InternationalAffairs External ReviewoftheOffice at the university. university. the at internationalisation promote and visibility department’s the 2019 enhance to March 18 on FM Kovsie with interview a radio in participated members staff OIA Three Kovsie FMRadiointerview Internationalisation Report 2019 23

Office for International Affairs Report Ms Anri ScheepersMs Dr Juliet Ramohai Dr Albert Nell Malene CampbellProf Pretorius Lizette Ms Prof Joyce Tsoka-Gwegweni Dr Lodewyk Sutton Dr Lynette Jacobs Visit to the Confucius Institute at (CISU) University Stellenbosch Visit to the Confucius Institute at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) ■ ■ ■ The CISU was visited on 23 September Meetings2019. were conducted with the Chinese Director, Dr Ying Wang, and the South African Director, Mr Robert Kotze. ■ The Confucius Institute at DUT was visited on Meetings 15 August 2019. were conducted with Mr Frank Lin and other staff members. Mr Cornelius Hagenmeier and Mr Frank Lin Visit to the Confucius Institute at the (UJCI) Johannesburg of University ■ Faculty of the Humanities the of Faculty Faculty of Education of Faculty Faculty of Law Agricultural and Natural Sciences of Faculty Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Theology andReligion South Campus A visit to the UJCI at the University of Johannesburg was undertaken on 17 September Meetings 2019. were Director, Chinese the with conducted Prof Peng Yi, the South African Director, Dr David Monyae, and the Senior Director Internationalisation, for Division the of Prof Ylva Rodney-Gumede. ■ Dr David Monyae, Mr Cornelius Hagenmeier and Peng Prof. Yi Benchmarking of Confucius Institute The OIA was taskedby the rectorate to conduct benchmarking for South African Confucius institutes. The report, which has been submitted to rectorate for consideration, is based on extensive desktop-based benchmarking and visits to three Confucius institutes the by Director of the OIA, Cornelius Hagenmeier: Appointment of Internationalisation Faculty Coordinators Coordinators Faculty of Internationalisation Appointment Central to the implementation UFS Internationalisation of the 2018-2022 Strategy the appointmentis Internationalisation of faculty coordinators, coordinate will who designation The faculties. UFS in reporting and activities, planning, internationalisation process was completed in the reporting period:

University of the Free State Outcome of External Outcome of External Departmental Review The OIA received the report on the department, the of review external which took place from 6 to 2019. 7 May The report specifically commended the strategic framework for its development, and internationalisation which had been coordinated the by OIA: “The InternationalisationStrategy is a modern realistic document that provides well thought through guidance and steering the internationalisation to aspirations of the “The University.” Implementation Plan submitted is a realistic document that clearly speaks internationalisation comprehensive to at UFS.” the the reportHowever, also highlighted the need to strengthen the resources available to the OIA. It also highlighted that series “a of workshops and/ or short courses be offered to staff at different levels to equip them with the necessary skill to practise the throughout internationalisation University”. The OIA has prepared an monitoring and improvement plan in line with the recommendations of this report, which has been submitted for approval. Meanwhile, the OIA has recommendations core the considered and planning, operational its ongoing in informed have recommendations the taken decisions operational and strategic during the reporting period. 24 Office for International Affairs Report the Humanities, Prof Heidi Hudson, the the Hudson, Heidi Prof Humanities, the of Dean the included 2019. visit The 12September 8to from Nigeria in Ibadan of University the to Witthuhn, Corli Prof Internationalisation, and Research Vice-Rector: by the led delegation UFS by a visit a coordinated OIA The Developing acollaborationwiththeUniversity ofIbadan,Nigeria stakeholders. UFS to renders it advice strategic the into education internationalisation sector higher global and African South the in developments latest the infuse to in conference will the allow OIA the wave in higher education. Participation 4IR by the presented opportunities and threats, challenges, possible the highlighted Several presentations the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). of context the in education higher around the internationalisation of conference was for the centred theme The year’s conference. this at UFS the represented Makhalemele, Ms Bonolo coordinator, USDP and Slambee, Chevon Ms Officer, OIA’s Administrative Chief 2019. August The 23 to 21 from Cape, Western West, Somerset in held was conference IEASA annual22nd The (IEASA) Conference Association ofSouthAfrica International Education implemented over a three-year period. period. over athree-year implemented be will 2019 and 15November on start will framework, (CBHE) funding Education Higher in Building Capacity Erasmus+ Union’s European the of part is which project, The exchanges. virtual Online International Learning (COIL) (IoC), Cooperative which integrates of Curriculum the Internationalisation of concept African South contextualised a develop to funding of 999881 EUR been awarded has Affairs, International for Office UFS by the coordinated universities, five European and African South five of A consortium Transforming CurriculaandVirtualExchanges Award fortheiKuduProject:CBHEErasmus+ has commenced in the Faculty of the the of Faculty the in commenced has Nigerian university, where collaboration high-ranked this with a partnership establishing is UFS The Hagenmeier. Cornelius OIA, the of Director the and Cawood, Stephanie Dr Studies, Africa and Gender for Centre the of Director academic collaboration. and mobilities enhance online, virtual to collaborate will –that universities fiveEuropean and African South – five universities ten of consists consortium The objectives. programme the of achievement the from benefit will UFS the that means application successful learning institutions. The consortium’s higher African South at curriculums internationalisationneeded of much- the funding at aimed project funding Erasmus+ CBHE successful a to co-ordinating be university African South first the is UFS The Olayinka, in his office. his in Olayinka, Idowu Chancellor, Abel Professor Vice- the of behalf on delegation the received Ekanola, Adebola Prof Ibadan, of University the of (Academic) Vice-Chancellor Deputy The Humanities. Internationalisation Report 2019 25

Office for International Affairs Report (IoC), which integrates which Cooperative Online (IoC), virtual International Learning (COIL) exchanges. The project is aligned with the UFS – 2022 2018 internationalisation strategy, which foregrounds COIL as one of the principal interventions to internationalise undergraduate studies and to work towards attaining the vision that every student should be afforded an international experience. the OIA, Mr Cornelius Hagenmeier, was one of the presenters of this collaborative staff development initiative. Prof Prakash Naidoo, Vice-Rector: Operations, delivered the welcome remarks on behalf of the UFS. mapped out the project’s trajectory for the next three years. The co- coordinating University of Antwerp and all partner universities attended. For the next 3 years, 10 partner consortium universities consistingEuropean of five partner universities and five South African partner universities will have the responsibility of developing a contextualised South African concept of Internationalisation the Curriculum of OIA Co-hosts Masterclass in Internationalisation Masterclass OIA Co-hosts From 27 the to 29 August 2019, UFSco-hosted a masterclass on internationalisationacademics for and academic administrators with the African Centre for Higher Education Central the and Internationalisation University of Technology. The Director of

University of the Free State Hosting of the iKudu Kick-off meeting The University of theFree State is the coordinator of the iKudu project, which has been awarded EUR 999 881,00 Erasmus Union’s European from funding + Capacity Building in Higher Education framework.(CBHE) Itheld its kick-off meeting from 25 November – 26 2019 at the University of the Free State’s Bloemfontein Campus. The for Office International Affairs coordinates the project and hosted this meeting, which The The office supported Qwaqwa OIA satellite the submission of a funding application for a new doctoral staff development programme. The office receivedR170 000 as seed funding to conduct a feasibility study forthe project. The project will be undertaken in collaboration with the University of the Highlands and Islands in Scotland and funded (UK), theby South African Department of Higher Education and Training and the British Council. The final selection outcome of the project is still pending. Doctoral Staff Development Staff Development Doctoral Funding Programme Application 26 Office for International Affairs Report Director of the OIA Cornelius Hagenmeier. Cornelius of OIA the Director by the coordinated was engagement the Studies, Africa and Gender for Centre our of Director Cawood, Stephanie Dr our Department of Political Sciences, Senior Professor Hussein Solomon from Hudson, Heidi Prof Humanities, the of Faculty the of Dean the included Witthuhn Prof Corli Internationalisation, and Research –Rector Vice by the led was which delegation, The region. BRICS the and South Global the in partnerships and footprint UFS the strengthen to quest strategic the of part is This collaborations. to India visited UFS the from delegation 2019 a 12November 5to From Visit India to Strengthen to Collaboration in the Sahel: Going Beyond Realist Realist Beyond Going Sahel: the in Studies titled ‘Critical Security Challenges Africa for Centre the to lecture a guest delivered Hussein where Prof Solomon (JNU), University Nehru Jawaharlal visited delegation 2019 the 7November On Jawaharlal NehruUniversity, CenterforAfricaStudies Dean of Health Sciences, Prof Gert van Zyl. Zyl. van Gert Prof Sciences, Health of Dean long-standing collaborator of the UFS a Venkat Raman, by Dr facilitated been visit had The Singh Sengupta. Prof Sunita Dean Management the including Science, of Faculty Delhi’s of University the of team leadership the with engaged delegation 2019 the 6November On Visit toUniversity ofDelhi,FacultyManagementSciences planning and the implementation of the Delegation’s visit. the supported Commission High African South The Joubert. Mr India, to Commissioner High Deputy African South the 2019with November on 6 met delegation The Engagement withtheSouthAfricanHighCommission took place with JNU’s Director of of Director JNU’s with place took engagement 2020. in Afurther academy doctoral acollaborative for plan to agreed was It Dube. Ajay Prof Director, its and Centre this with extensively engaged Considerations’. TheUFS representatives Department of Political Sciences. its and College Venkateswara Sri Delhi’s of University the at lectures guest further was invited to deliver Solomon Husseing Prof Sciences. Management of Faculty UFS meeting with the leadership team of the aSkype in up followed later were discussed The collaborative initiatives which were with the UFS. UFS. the with collaboration renewedrecently formal the of aspects on focuses which Soni, Prof Kumar Collaboration International Internationalisation Report 2019

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Office for International Affairs Report progress made the UFS in terms of achieving its internationalisation goals and enhancing the university’s overall visibility within the global arena. Visit to Inter University Visit to Inter University Centre Acceleration Following an introduction Prof by Hendrik Swart, who collaborates extensively with the Inter University Acceleration Centre in New Delhi, the delegation visited this Possibilities institution. research leading for academic collaboration were sketched out. on internationalisation by expanding expanding by internationalisation on the stakeholder reporting include to strategic support service entities, units, SARCHI chairs institutes. and Reporting become has internationalisation on increasingly important to canvass the Visit to University of Mumbai, Centre for Africa Studies Visit to University On 11 November Monday, the 2019 delegation visited the Centre for Africa Studies at the University of Mumbai to explore opportunities for academic collaboration.

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University of the Free State Institutional Reporting The OIA is planning to conduct a workshop with stakeholders key for the academic2020 year that will enhance internationalisation. on reporting UFS the The focus of thisworkshop is workto reporting comprehensive towards On 8 November Prof 2019 Hussein Solomon delivered a guest lecture titled ‘Trajectories of Extremism in Africa’ to the Indian Institute for Defence Studies, possibilities formalisation the of explored. was collaboration Visit to Institute for Visit to Institute for Defence Studies Visit to The delegation visited 7 on November the2019 South African University, where the UFS Dean of Human and Social Sciences presented on ‘Larger Decolonisingthan life? security human studies feminist posthumanism’. through Possibilities further for collaboration considered.were 28 Office for International Affairs Report the process. process. the supported OIA The Programme. Doctoral Staff University SA-UK the of framework the under programme development staff adoctoral for application an develop to funding seed obtained UK, Scotland, (UHI) in Islands and Highlands the of University Venda (Univen)of the and University the at Development Rural (ARU), together with the Institute for (UFS) Afromontane Research Unit State’s Free the of University The SA-UK University StaffDoctoralProgrammeApplication(QwaqwaCampus) Research Internationalisation that nature be held in the near future. near the in held be nature that of sessions more that have requested they insight; new with provided were thoroughly enjoyed the sessions as they attendees The Analysis. Statistics Endnote, Scientific Writing, andBasic were presented topics The studies. in content them their that will assist relevant on candidates PhD capacitate to was training the of purpose The 2019. August 31 30 and on Campus, Bloemfontein School, Postgraduate the at presented and organised was Programme’s (USDP) training capacity Development Staff University The training workshop USDP Capacity Cook. Margaret Dr Principal, College Perth UHI with meeting team UK-USDP above: Pictured Department on the possibility of Geography the of Mukwada Prof with Prof. had a discussion Schumann responsibilities, supervisory his from Apart development. programme online in expert an and Studies Afromontane in programme USDP the in co-supervisor Prof. Schumann, OIA. the from support 2019 with 15November to 11th the from States inState University United the Appalachian Studies at the Appalachian for Center the from Schumann Billy Prof hosted Unit Research Afromontane The Visit by Prof.BillySchumannfromAppalachianStateUniversity Qwaqwa Campus, Mr Kanego Mokgosi. Mokgosi. Kanego Mr Campus, Qwaqwa comprehensive internationalisation at the for enabling responsible Officer Cornelius Hagenmeier, and the Senior Director, its by represented was OIA The Campus. Qwaqwa UFS the at workshop in a proposal-drafting participated Francis, Joseph Prof Development, Rural for Institute the of Director the and Crafford, Jan Prof Academic, Vice-Chancellor: Deputy Univen as well Rayner, as Martin Research, of Dean Chair,UNESCO Price, and Prof Martin 2019 2May 2019, to 30 April UHI From USDP Workshop on the Qwaqwa Campus UK- the of day second the during Mandew, Martin Dr Principal, Campus Qwaqwa UFS the ARU. ARU. the by DHET to submitted was application funding The candidates. doctoral of co-supervision including collaboration, future discuss and stakeholders UHI core meet to opportunity the afforded also engagement The workshop. writing application- final the attend to June 14 9to from UHI the of campuses Inverness and Perth the visited Mokgosi Kanego Director, Hagenmeier,OIA Cornelius and months to execute this initiative. six of aperiod 2020 in for Campus Schemann would visit the QwaQwa Prof. that resolved was It Development. Community in programme Arts of aMaster developing of possibilities the discussed and Development Community and Humanities of Faculty the from scholar, a Afromontane USDP Magaiza, Mr. with Grey met he . Furthermore, University State Appalachian and UFS by the taught programme mountain andeveloping mountain-to- online Internationalisation Report 2019 29

Office for International Affairs Report Future Impact Today (FIT) proposal proposal (FIT) Today Impact Future funding for selected Prof Corinna FITWalsh’s proposal, which focuses on maternal and child health research and capacity development African South between partnership and Swedish universities, was selected for funding in the second call for collaboration projects The in SASUF. decision to award the funding was made the by steering committee of the partners in the with together SASUF, project and the Department of Higher Education and Training in South Africa (DHET). The fundingawarded for the proposal amounted which 500, to R80 will be used as seed funding towards the project. the of implementation Prof CorliProf Witthuhn, Corinna Prof Walsh, Maléne Campbell,Prof Dr Nadine Lake, and Mr Stephan Steyn represented the UFS research cohort. The third SASUF conference will be held in 2020 May at Uppsala University, Sweden. The research projects that will emanate from the SASUF collaboration will be Development Sustainable the on built Goals The conference2019 (SDGs). set the tone for productive, future research collaborations between these two countries.The OIA coordinates the involvement of the UFS and in SASUF, the reportingin period, the following significant developments took place:

University of the Free State Sweden-South Africa Forum (SASUF) Africa Forum Sweden-South University Africa-Sweden South The Forum (SASUF) conference was held at Stellenbosch University from 8 to 10 More than participants 2019. May 450 from South Africa and Sweden attended second The conference. successful the SASUF included conference themes such Society; Sustainable a for Education as Resources Natural and Change, Climate Sustainability; Social Transformation through Change; Understanding the Burden of Disease in Sweden and South Africa; Sustainable Urbanisation; and Vice-Chancellor The Technologies. Digital of Stellenbosch University, Prof Wim de Villiers, welcomed delegates. conference Other notable speakers included Advocate Thuli Madonsela, who lauded the research efforts and synergies being established between South Africa and Sweden. 30 Office for International Affairs Report Glasgow Caledonian University. Listed Listed University. Caledonian Glasgow the at application scheme mobility ICM Erasmus+ asuccessful of preparation the with Sciences, Management and Economic of Faculty the in Studies Development Director: Programme the Rooyen, van Deidre Ms assisted OIA The ICM withGlasgow CaledonianUniversity (GCU) Internationalisation Teaching of Learning and dedicated towards the mobility of staff and students, have been concluded, signed, and uploaded to the RIMS system. RIMS the to uploaded and signed, concluded, been have students, and staff of mobility the towards dedicated (107), are which key actions Erasmus+ following the UFS, the at learning and teaching of internationalisation the enhancing of part As Erasmus +Key Action 107’s UFS and University University and UFS South Africa South Africa of Valencia (UPV) Valencia of Cardenal Herrera Cardenal UFS and Glasgow Glasgow and UFS UFS and Bremen UFS and OUC and UFS UFS and CEU CEU and UFS Institutions Caledonian Caledonian From University UK UK UK Name of of Name South Africa South Africa South Africa South UK UK To Total Number of of Total Number 3 outbound 3 outbound mobilities mobility 10 4 2 2 9 6 2 3 1 Number of people Traineeship Student Student Julie Adair from GCU in late February February late in GCU from Adair Julie master’stheir UFS will receive The class. in and entrepreneurship innovation social on be will ICM the of focus The available. funding the and flows mobility the of abreakdown is below Staff and student and Staff Staff and student and Staff student and Staff Level Staff Staff M and PhD M and M and PhD M and Level UJ 5 3 2 1 UFS Implementation 4 3 1 1 1 to July 2021 July to 2019/2020 Sept 2019 Sept 2020 Date TBC TBC 23 23 6 6 6 Duration per person (inc) travel) months months months days days Type Centre for Development Support (CDS) and Support Development for Centre Business Management Administration and Business the Faculty of Economic and Management Management and Economic of Faculty the Higher Education Transformation and relationship. the strengthen 2019 further to June 10 on GCU visited Hagenmeier, Cornelius OIA, the of Director The Office. Engagement Community the with arranged be will which workshop, aStorytelling 2020 for Reconciliation- JC van Merwe der Reconciliation- EMS and Business Administration EMS Business and 900 700 700 Funding per Sciences at the UFS. the at Sciences Prof Melanie WalkerProf Melanie Internationalisation Report 2019 month UFS Champion UFS

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Office for International Affairs Report Discussions within the UFS Afromontane Afromontane UFS the within Discussions Research Unit in progress on the Qwaqwa Campus Outbound mobility For the reporting period, the OIA Qwaqwa participation the coordinated office of two students to a summer-school opportunity Universiteit the Vrije at Amsterdam. Additionally, the OIA supported nine students from the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences in an outbound mobility for a semester in the academic 2020 year to the University of Bremen in Germany. Of the nine students, three will be attending summer school a will six while be participating in a semester exchange programme. Delegate visit by United United Delegate visit by Nations University, Bonn and EURAC Qwaqwa The satelleOIA’s office supported Joerg Prof the Szarzynski of visit (United Nations University and Bonn) Dr Stefan Scheiderbauer to the(Eurac) UFS Afromontane Research Unit. This visit helped identify a flagship problem in terms of the wicked key problem affecting(i.e. the Maloti-Drakensberg communal landscape degradation), for foundations the consequently and the between collaboration international partners. Opportunities for transnational explored. were Lesotho with activities Staff Mobility with the Open the Open Staff Mobility with of Cyprus (OUC) University The OIA supported a staff mobility between the UFS Institute for Reconciliation and Social Justice and the OUC in Cyprus. JC van der Merwe, the institute’s Acting Director, visited the OUC on a staff exchange; further mobilities are tofollow. The focus area for this mobility is higher focusing transformation, education legitimation and reconciliation on the investigating and institutions in matter of heritage and history through a social justice framework in changing institutional landscapes.

University of the Free State In the 2018, OIA supported the Faculty Agricultural and Natural Sciencesof in hosting Prof Klaus Maas and Dr Stefan Wolf from the German Ostwestfalen- Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts, which was the start of a formal collaboration with the UFS – including a student exchange. A workshop was held in the OIA boardroom on 15 January which conceptualised Erasmus+ an 2019, International Credit Mobility funding application. Supporting the core business through partnerships and collaborations Delegate visit from German University Ostwestfalen-Lippe of Applied Sciences and Arts The OIA supported Facultythe of Economic Sciences and Management and the Department of Agriculture in Agricultural and Natural of the Faculty Sciences with the preparation of funding application,this was which submitted in February 2019. Erasmus+ International Erasmus+ International the Credit Mobility between UFS and the CEU Cardenal Spain Herrera University, Through the close relationship between the UFS and the Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland, the UFS and UJ been have able toform part of an Erasmus+ Action Key Higher 107 Education Student and Staff Mobility. The mobility agreement is focused on staff and student mobility within the nursing area specialisation. of Erasmus + International Credit + International Credit Erasmus with the Glasgow Mobility University Caledonian 32 Office for International Affairs Report Campus Qwaqwa the on progress in Unit Research Discussions within the UFS Afromontane Trompsburg, Clarens, and some shelters delegation visited, among others, The institutions. two the between cooperation the deepen to was visit the of 2019.purpose The 24 February 19 to from Belgium in College VIVES from adelegation hosting in Nursing of School the supported OIA The Delegate visitby VIVESCollegeinBelgium Economic and Management Sciences. Management and Sciences. Economic of Faculty the in enrolled is Prudence, Mkhari student, other the while Humanities, the of Faculty the in studying is Nonkululeko, Mthembu students, the of One Netherlands. the in Amsterdam summer school at the Vrije Universiteit a attend to Campus Qwaqwa the from students two for process selection the coordinated office Qwaqwa OIA The Summer school Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam team UFS the with delegation College VIVES The Turkey from 3 February to 28 June 2020. 28 June to Turkey 3February from in University in Bahcesehir semester a spending be will and nominated was Xaba Kwanele October. of month the in held were students of nomination and 2019.selection The September in advertised was Campus Qwaqwa the on students for mobility outgoing for opportunity Erasmus+ The 5years. of period a over funded be will project This in Turkey. University Bahcesehir with mobility staff and student for project +KA107 Erasmus EUR a60 000 solicited successfully Campus Qwaqwa the meeting, Turkey.in this to aspin-off As University Bahcesehir to Naidoo Prakash Prof of meeting the facilitated OIA The in Turkey Bahcesehir University online classes and group assignments. assignments. group and classes online of possibilities the at look also will They coordinator. as programme nominated was Welman Anna-Marie Mrs UFS, the For students. co-supervising postgraduate for aprogramme developing in together work would parties both that agreed was It engagement. community for engagement. the in OIA the represented Mdletshe, coordinator, Zenzele partnerships OIA increased. be will collaboration of scope completion of the pilot, upon which the the after done be will monitoring and Assessment programmes. its of drivers the be will universities/academics that is apart forum this set will What Asia. and Africa South from academics 32 young of consist will and years two of period a over run will programme pilot The society. by modern-day faced ills social address to collaborating universities and at government,will aimed be business, forum The Forum. African–Asia a South establishing of idea new his VC on the engage to was visit the of purpose The Studies. Language Japan of Department the in Pretoria of University the at Professor Prof Nagao is an Associate Japan. Nagao from Prof Masafumi hosted Glen Dr and Taylor office, Chancellor’s Vice- the 2019, OIA, June the 25 On Japan from Nagao Masafumi Prof of Hosting dinner. for Campus, South the on based specialist aFulbright Howard, Barbara Dr hosted and engagement the supported OIA The modalities. teaching and systems campus with developing online learning the assisting been has She Jacobs. Lynette Dr of stewardship the 2019 under 13May 2019 5June to 24 from days about for Howard Dr hosted Campus South The Campus South UFS the on specialist Fulbright Howard: Dr of Hosting delegates: following the hosted UFS, the across collaboration with various stakeholders in portfolio, partnership OIA The Hosting ofDelegations Internationalisation Report 2019 33

Office for International Affairs Report were that the Faculty of the Humanities interest collaboratingshowed in with the University of Bremen, and secondly, Maren would explore extending the DAAD scholarships to other students outside of the EMS faculty. OIA International Partnership Coordinator, Mr Zenzele Mdletshe, visited Lesotho in September to recruit a new student intake He for engaged 2020. with the South African Consulate and the National University of Lesotho The main (NUL). aim of the visit to NUL was to negotiate the conclusion institutional an of the and Understanding of Memorandum development of a strategic partnership NUL. the with Visit by the OIA to the the OIA to the Visit by of Lesotho University National Development for Partnership the visit. The objective was to deepen the existing vibrant collaboration with the UFS Faculty of Economic and and to SciencesManagement (EMS) expand it to include more faculties of the criticalUFS. Two standouts from this visit Mobility Exchanges Mobility Through the institutional MoU between the UFS and the Vrije University (VU) Amsterdam, the OIA co-ordinated the nomination of three students who participated in the summer school programme offered Two at VU. students, Mthembu Nonkululeko Ms Elizabethand Ms from Mkhari, are the Qwaqwa Campus Faculty of Economic Sciences. Management and The third student, Mr Koketso Khunou, is from the Faculty of the Humanities on the Bloemfontein Campus.success The reinforces nomination above the of nature inclusive and the integrative the internationalisationof strategy to ensure that all students across the multi-campus model benefit from the initiatives. collaboration institutional The OIA assisted with all logistical arrangements for the students’ travel.

University of the Free State UFS hosts Maren Hartstock from the University of Bremen (Germany) the University UFS hosts Maren Hartstock from The UFS hosted Mrs Maren Hartstock, internationalisation coordinator of the Faculty of Business Studies and from University, Bremen Economics, 10 to 17 September at the 2019 UFS; the OIA partnership portfolio coordinated On 26 June 2019, theOnJune 26 Business 2019, School, EMS, and the OIA hosted a delegation from RosenheimUniversity of Applied Sciences in consisting Germany, of Prof Bernd Hacker and Ms Julia Drexler. The purpose of the visit was to explore the various opportunities available to both institutions in relation to advancing and staff and collaboration research student exchanges. The outcome of the visit was the implementation of a student exchange programme, which will allow Ms Drexler to register for her PHD in the UFS Business School, with Dr Crouse as her supervisor. Since students in the Business School are full-time employees, it was agreed that the cooperation agreement be extended to the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences as a way to deepen and enhance the collaboration institutional on an scale. The delegates’ visit concluded with institutional an of formalisation the agreement between the UFS and the Rosenheim University Applied of Sciences Germany. in EMS Faculty hosts delegation hosts delegation EMS Faculty of University form Rosenheim in Germany Applied Sciences 34 Office for International Affairs Report attended the meeting. the UFS and Botswana collaboration, Prof Anderson Chebanne, who supported Humanities, the of Dean The student. PHD aUFS of examiner external an is Bolaane Prof that is which of one activities, academic various on collaborators close have been Phimister Ian Prof and Bolaane Prof UFS. the at Humanities the of Faculty the (ISG) under Group Studies collaborating with the International is which History, of Department the In addition, a meeting was held with prioritised. both institutions and should therefore be of priorities top the among were research and degrees, joint exchange, student that agreed was It discussed. were interest of Kaboyaone Hiri-Khudu, common areas Mrs office, international the of Director Deputy the with session first the In Botswana. of University the and UFS the between collaboration formal of revival 2019 with the purpose of exploring the September 10 on Botswana of University the visited Mdletshe, Zenzele Mr and Moiketsi Mbali Mrs members, staff OIA of Botswana Visit totheUniversity students with us. with students exchange to willing is Lesotho in Campus Botho the that highlighted also they exchanges; student with start to ready water treatment. Botho University is and recruitment, student in – especially benchmarking areas of learning, online the in development capacity exchange, student on was meetings the of focus The Engineering. of HOD and Studies, Business of HOD Office, International the of manager the with met delegation OIA The 12 and13September2019 Visit toBothoUniversity on

capacity development. capacity and mobility academic for specifically funding, Erasmus+ for applications of submission the in result to likely are the Netherlands. The engagements Sciences, Applied of University Hague the and Sweden; University, Lund Hungary; Debrecen, of University the Spain; (URJC), Carlos Rey Juan Universidad the with held were Relevant discussions applications. funding external for partners new finding to aview with place took (Germany). engagements In addition, University (Germany), Fulda and Bremen (the Netherlands), the University of University (France), Radboud Bordeaux PO Science of (Spain); University the Alicante of University the including UFS, the of universities partner Meetings were held with European from core European universities. delegates than by more attended was which event, the at UFS the represented portfolio partnership OIA the from Mdletshe 2019. Zenzele Mr September 24 27 to from Finland, Helsinki, in place took conference EAIE The EAIE Conference Internationalisation Report 2019 35

Office for International Affairs Report and intercultural competencies of UFS students, the programme pairs first- internationalentering students with senior UFS students who provide a warm, helping a face, friendly and welcoming, hand, and a first UFS friendship that makes a world of difference for the new arrivals. The programme adopts the UFS Sciences and Economic and Management Sciences. The objective of the visit was to sign an institutional Memorandum of Understanding between UFS and NUL opportunities to various explore to and deepen the collaboration between the two institutions. The outcomes of the included engagement agreement in an principle that the Gender Committee at NUL wouldbenchmark with the UFS and in 2020 that the Pro Vice Chancellor would connect with Dr Ralph Clark,Director of the ARU to explore collaboration on the Maluti Mountains. The UFS agreed to return a visit to NUL in further for early 2020 engagement. local students and helps international students to integrate into the campus and local communities. The programme connect to aims international and local students through meaningful lifelong friendships foster and their academic, social, and cultural integration at the UFS. Designed to enhance the international Visit by National University of Lesotho delegation National University Visit by On 17 October the UFS 2019, hosted a of University National from delegation Lesotho which (NUL), was led the by Pro Vice Chancellor - Prof Beatrice Ekanjume-Ilongo. Among the NUL delegates were Dean of Health Sciences - Prof S. Aiyuk, Dean of Social Sciences; Assoc. Prof M. A. Kapa and Senior Lecturer: Developmental Studies and Gender Committee M Ntho. Dr. The OIA coordinated engagements with various UFS stakeholders such as DRD, Institute for Social Justice and Reconciliation, Afromontane Research Unit, Post Graduate School, and the Faculties of Humanities, Agricultural and Natural

University of the Free State Umoja Buddy Programme (UBP) On 14 February the OIA 2019, hosted the whichlaunch coincided of the UBP, with the welcome function for all first-entry international students. The UBP is a flagship programme aimed at the smooth international of integration and transition students into student life at the UFS. It provides international experience to Internationalisation at Home Internationalisation From the 27 to 29 November 2019, the UFS hosted Professor Naik, Yogi Director of Research and Innovation at the NationalUniversity of Science and Technology (NUST) in Zimbabwe. The purpose of his visit was to meet various academics to benchmark, exchange of areas possible explore and ideas collaboration/ for interest common partnership. Naik Prof. met with the Dean of Economic and Management Sciences Prof Hendri(EMS) Kroukamp; the Senior Director of Research and Development the Director GlenDr. Taylor, of the Post Graduate School Prof Witness Mudzi; Research Institutional Director the and and Academic Planning. Additionally, NaikProf. presented a paper entitled at Pollution” Water on “Biomarkers a seminar hosted the by Department of Microbial, Biochemical and Food Technology. Visit by Professor Professor Visit by Naik, “Yogi” Yogeshkumar and Director of Research at National Innovation of Science University and Technology 36 Office for International Affairs Report South African means to them. to means African South a being what of interpretation their on ambassadors artistic pieces performed the programme, the of part As taking. university is the direction strategic the as well as programme, the on the role and impact of their participation about Affairs Student Dean: the and OIA, Director: the Rector, the as such people from hear to and meet to programme the in participants all for a platform create to was event the of purpose The students. international entry first- all include to students exchange incoming from shifted programme the of 2019, In focus the programme. ‘Umoja’ considered for the development of the was programme ‘Wingman’ the of evaluation 2018. An in students local exchange and international connecting programme, buddy ‘Wingman’ the as piloted was Umoja studies. UFS during through internationalisation at home have experience future an international willvision whereby in the every student UBP ambassadors who participated in the mentorship training The Rector of the UFS addressing attendees at the UBP launch UBP the at attendees addressing UFS the of Rector The among the mentor groups. which highlighted integration positive the session, team-building interactive an with ended training The themselves. among networks build to students the for and tosignificant; create anopportunity deems university the that values basic the about students the teach to systems; university of understanding overall an them give to skills; mentoring basic with students the equip to was training the of 2019.objective 24to The January 21 from Campus Bloemfontein the on auditorium Kopanong the in place took which training, mentorship in UFS the Umoja Buddy Programme participated the from Twenty-two ambassadors UBP MentorshipTraining Internationalisation Report 2019 37

Office for International Affairs Report UBP Yoga Initiative Initiative UBP Yoga Theyoga classes are aimed at emphasising the importance of taking care of yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally. It gives people the opportunity to participate in an activity that is beneficial to the mind, body, and soul. This project is part of the university’s strategic goal of improving student success and well-being. Each class runs for one Classes hour. are open to the UFS community at a minimum fee and participants only need to bring a yoga mat or beach towel to take part. The for thevenue(s) classes is the Red Square Complex. Centenary the outside and/or Classes are offered throughout theyear and a weekly schedule is shared with instructor yoga the by participants the through the WhatsApp group. As part of the university’s #KovsieCares campaign, the Umoja Buddy Programme yoga session was featured and celebrated. Link to the story and YouTube video https://m.facebook.com/story. php?story_fbid=2533749323334954& id=175257709184139 Yoga classesYoga in session Bulelwa Moikwatlhai of the OIA, coordinator the of programme, explained to the attendees the importance of using this opportunity as a learning space to learn about a new culture, which is one of the mandates ofthe programme. The informative sessions unpacked the purpose of theprogramme, the role of the ambassadors, UFS systems, testimonials ambassadors, returning by as well as a segment for the new ambassadors to ask questions. Community Engagement training in session trainingCommunity in Engagement

University of the Free State UBP ambassadors who participated in the one-day training one-day the in participated who ambassadors UBP The UBP hosted ambassador training on Saturday January 26 The one-day 2019. training attended of the 41 by 51 volunteer ambassadors who will be taking part in the programme for was facilitated 2019 staffby members of the OIA wellas as the programme. volunteers to returning UBP Ambassador Training UBP Community Engagement Engagement UBP Community Community Engagement is one of the ambassador groups in the Umoja Buddy Programme. In preparation for that activities community-based the this group will be participating in, they Muller trainingreceived from Tessa Ms (Community Engagement Division) on 5 February The purpose 2019. of the training was to share with the ambassadors what asset-based community development is; (ABCD) the school where they will be doing their ABCD; guiding the ambassadors to identify which assets they bring into the project as a group and how to best use these assets in putting together their year. the for calendar 38 Office for International Affairs Report id=175257709184139 php?story_fbid=2533749323334954& https://m.facebook.com/story.video YouTube and story the to Link celebrated. and featured was session yoga Programme Buddy Umoja the campaign, #KovsieCares university’s the of part As group. WhatsApp the through the participants by the yoga instructor with shared is schedule aweekly and year the throughout offered are Classes and/or outside the Centenary Complex. Square Red the is classes venue(s) the for The part. take to towel beach or mat yoga a bring to need only participants and fee aminimum at community UFS the to open are hour. Classes one for runs class Each well-being. and success student improving of goal strategic university’s the of part is project This soul. and body, mind, the to beneficial is that activity an in participate to opportunity the people gives It emotionally. and mentally, physically, yourself of care taking of importance the emphasising at aimed are classes yoga The UBP Yoga Initiative Yoga classes in session in Yoga classes well as the 2019 plans for the programme. the for 2019 plans the as well as is, UBP the what OIA, the of functions (mostly the UFS community) about the show’s the with information listeners share to was interview the of aim The 2019. March 11 on FM Kovsie with interview aradio in part took ambassadors Programme, Buddy Umoja the of that as well as OIA the of visibility the To with help UBP Kovsie FMinterview effective an was dating speed themed achievement.culture- The educational and fun between balance agood had it that in ‘different’ was event the that impressed were they that showed day the on students from Feedback a as serve to and UBP the in buddies and ambassadors between exchange cultural the 2019 facilitate to March 21 on held event an was culturing Speed UBP SpeedCulturing coordinator; the office is awaiting the awaiting is office the coordinator; copying in the home institution information on the application process, have received students All applications. students’ the with commence to to consent to the nominations and acceptance has necessary received the office the nominations; the of notified have been semester second the in students exchange hosting faculties All Incoming StudentExchanges UBP ambassadorsandbuddiesatthespeedculturingevent themselves and their cultures. and their themselves about information exchange and easily other each with engage to them allowed and zones comfort their of out students that took intercultural method learning the ambassador groups and buddies. between friendships create meaningful and strengthen to activity team-building for accommodation. well letter as a acceptance generic as sent, was information medical-aid and generated, were letters visa study forms, application their submitted residence allocation. For those who for division Residence and Housing the with shared been already has students applications. Information about these students’ the of some of submission Internationalisation Report 2019 39

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Exchange students from Germany Netherlands from students Exchange commemoration was well attended by the UFS community and successfully achieved objective the OIA’s of promoting intersectional cultural diversity celebrations. commemoration was used as a platform to reflect on the meaning of ubuntu within the context of African unity through robust dialogue and artistic expressions. Thisyear’s students prepared, presented, and shared the history of their traditional with countries home their from cuisine the local students and in turn, the local shared ambassadors (UBP) Buddy Umoja indigenous games with the exchange students. The function waswell attended objectives. integration its set achieved and

Africa Day celebration Africa Day The secondAfrica annual Day on place took commemoration and 2019 May had as24 its theme ‘African Unity’: an open reflection and discussion on ubuntu. The University of the Free State The IF+IGD function took place at the OIA reception on and 11 2019 May was an incoming the by spearheaded initiative exchange students. The purpose of functionthis cultural enhance to was integration between UFS students traditionalthrough of the exchange foods and indigenous games. The exchange International Food and Indigenous Games Day (IF+IGD) International Food 40 Office for International Affairs Report ■ ■ ■ follows: as were topics The reflection. of topics (3)three identified into divided was It continent. African the on Equality and Equity inclusion, Social Wellbeing, Access, Health, themed: was dialogue 13:00. The to 09:00 from Centre Sports Campus Qwaqwa the at place took 24on May 2019.dialogue The Campus (UFS) Qwaqwa State Free the of University the at Dialogue Student Day Africa annual first the hosted Affairs (OIA) International for Office The to distributed also were packs stationery 190 learners, the with shared being meals to addition In SRC. by the spearheaded engagement initiative, was which initially an annual community has become engagement initiative. This event community aJar in Meal the of part as Solomon primary school in Heidedal Joe the visited division Engagement Community the and OIA; the Students; Student Council; SRC: First-generation International SRC: May 2019, 23 UFS On the Meal inaJarinitiative First AnnualAfricaDayStudentDialogue ■ ■ ■ in Africa. in Understanding mental-health issues problem; this to solution a find to do should Africa what and continent African the on disunity of asource as Xenophobia, Afrophobia, and tribalism context; African (LGBTIQ) the in queer and intersex gay,Lesbian, transgender, bisexual, was facilitated on each topic. The The topic. each on facilitated was adialogue which after topics, identified the of each on present to invited were issues aforementioned the with dealing structures from representatives Three in nature. also continental themselves in are but campus the facing challengesaccording to immediate the designed were topics three The Presenters and participating students of the Bloemfontein community.of Bloemfontein the understanding intercultural enhance their to order in community by the faced the various socio-economic challenges to understand students international the for important was it that in outreach the to addition important an was This games. with learners through various educational interacted and meals, the out handing in assisted year’s visit, this of part was cohort exchange 2019 incoming Moreover, the the learners during the 2019 outreach. who participated in the event. the in participated who from the University of Johannesburg, delegation student was an international present Also event. impactful an such on hosting office the congratulated and participated also present members during dialogue. the Staff contributed majority of students participated and Internationalisation Report 2019 41

Office for International Affairs Report On the 21 August OIA 2019, hosted a two-series dialogue aimed at addressing an array of social issues such as appropriation, cultural xenophobia, and xenocentricism. The aim of the dialogue sessions wasto demonstrate the influence these issues have not only on the mindsets of individuals, but also to a large extent, how they can contribute towards the development of an unjust society devoid of embracing difference. The first session was titled, Burn the Phobia, with the theme We foreigners all somewhere.aim Theare of this dialogue was to bring awareness to xenophobia from a human rights perspective. believe We that xenophobia does not get enough attention and we hope that can we bring it to people’s dialogue. the with attention On a second 29 August 2019, dialogue session was presented, with the theme Appropriation vs Xenocentricism. The purpose of this session was to encourage people to appreciate their own cultures and to respect other people’s cultures. wanted“We to critically discuss cultural appropriation xenocentricism in versus an attempt to find a human response that is inclusive in nature.” Building intercultural Building intercultural the sensitivity through Culture genre Pop Movie theOn OIA July 20 2019, hosted a movie sensitivities intercultural promote to day usingpop culture in the form of movies as a catalyst. The movie that was screened, was Best ofenemies – a 2019 American movie starring P Henson Taraji and Sam Rockwell. Burn the Phobia and Cultural Appropriations vs Xenocentrism interactive space that encouraged those present to express their cultures within celebratoryThe “Theelement Boma.” was the highlight of the as day the performances enriched were with diverse cultural representation. provided with the necessary information necessary information the with provided to ensure their smooth transition and integration intothe student life and UFS community. Although the function was hosted the same as day registration, it was a great success.

University of the Free State International Cultural Diversity Festival (ICDF) International Cultural Diversity On 13 September the Office 2019, for International Affairs (OIA), hosted its second annual ICDF themed “The Boma”. The festival was aimed at bringing celebration and appreciation recognition; of the diverse cultures at the university. This was achieved through a fun On 15 July 2019, TheOn 15 JulyOffice 2019, for International Affairs hostedwelcome a second- the for Pimentos function at semester exchange-student cohort. During this function, the students were introduced to their ambassadors in the Umoja Buddy Programme and were Second Semester Welcome Function Second Semester Welcome 42 Office for International Affairs Report the participants were undergraduate participants the of (85%). quarters years three Almost 25 18and of ages (75%) the between were female participants Spain.Most and between Austria, France, the Netherlands divided rest the Germany, with from were participated. Half of the participants 20 students which of students, exchange inbound of experiences the conducted an evaluation survey on Affairs International for Office The Evaluation Survey: InboundMobility Postgraduate welcomingPostgraduate function was function the of purpose The Campus. Bloemfontein on the Wessels Auditorium Albert 2019 the in 28 March on held was which welcoming, student international for International Affairs co-hostedthe UFS Office the and School Postgraduate The Post-Graduate Internationalstudentwelcoming Diversification Internationalthe of StudentBody The home. Children’s Kum Thalitha the visited cohort student exchange Programme together with the incoming Buddy 2019, Umoja the 19 October On Community EngagementtoTheThalithaKumChildren’sHome

incoming exchange students. incoming to offered improve services the further to used be will survey the of findings The experience. exchange the to minded open- be should students exchange incoming that indicated and students prospective to UFS the recommend would participants all results, survey the to According universities. home their at students asenrolled postgraduate (70%) 30% where while students for the students to integrate. The nature for students the aplatform create to as well as students, byasked postgraduate questions frequently from derived information them with share to and UFS the to students international all postgraduate to welcome community. surrounding UFS the to back by giving citizens, responsible socially more become to students encourage to was initiative this of objective the final closing event for the year.the for event closing final the was and programme the to dedication and work hard their for Ambassadors UBP the appreciate to was event this of day.purpose The appreciation UBP the hosted 2019, OIA the October 25 On (UBP) AppreciationDay Umoja BuddyProgramme students. the into insight gain to office the for and toopportunity get to know one another, an students the allowed nature this individualistic, therefore a of function mostly is do students the that work the of Internationalisation Report 2019 43

Office for International Affairs Report Theaward wonby the UFS team at the Botswana Tertiary Education Fair Botswana Tertiary Botswana Tertiary Education Fair The OIA was part of the UFS team that represented the university at the Botswana Tertiary Education which Fair, was held in Gaborone, Botswana from 25 Theto 29 MarchUFS 2019. delegation, led theby Directorate: Student Recruitment, won first place in the category ‘International Institutions’. International Student Guide International The OIA compiled and published the first edition of the UFS International practical provides which Guide, Student information international for students. The OIA coordinated a task team during the registration period that assisted international students from Zimbabwe who were adversely affectedby the crisis in their home country. The OIA assisted international students during student protests and ensured that they were allowed to remain in residences on campus. The office invited studentsZimbabwean communicate to their individual challenges regarding andspecial finance, travel, examinations; assistance was provided on a case- by-case basis. In addition, the OIA of Department the with communicated concessions consider to Affairs Home for our affected Zimbabwean students. It was possible to assist a significant affectednumber of students. The international The student administration portfolio in the OIA has developed an online satisfaction which survey, will be used as a monitoring and improvement optimal customertool ensure to service. Imbizo First-year Findings from the first-semester Umoja Buddy Programme survey (UBP) indicated a gap related to the first-year This international student community. was evident in that integrative events were not well attended the by first-years, which necessitated the office to conduct a survey to understand the reason for this. In keeping with the university’s ITP student improving experiences, 7: goal it wasimportant to understand this gap. The function was hosted in the Beyers Naude gazellie on 27 July 2019. Insights been have gained that will be implemented in the future with the hope of enticing first-year students to attend functions. integration the Client Satisfaction Survey for for Client Satisfaction Survey International Student Services

University of the Free State International Student International Student Consultation: South Campus international The student administration portfolio extended its services to the South Campus to ensure that students queries. their with assisted efficiently are Consultations are offered onceweek a to the campus community. Since instituting this arrangement, the South Campus students no longer need to travel to the Bloemfontein Campus to be assisted. This has contributed to a better experience for students from the South Campus. Medical Aid Consultations Medical Aid Consultations Introduced on the Bloemfontein Campus A new service for international students was introduced: An ACA Sanlam medical- aid broker visits the Bloemfontein Campus every week to assist medical- with students international queries. Consultationsaid-related are conducted every Wednesday at the OIA in Mabaleng building. A 2019 Registration international student support international 2019 Registration coordinatedThe OIA immigration and medical-aid advice and issued relevant registration UFS the in documentation period. staff Two memberswere based in the Callie registration Human while venue, the OIA also attended to the clearance internationalof students the Hall in Main on the Qwaqwa Campus. Following the establishment the satellite Qwaqwa of international office, OIA student services continuously now are on the available Campus,Qwaqwa significantly which contributes achieving the towards same service for international levels students on all UFS campuses. In addition, international student registration assistance was provided for two days on the South Campus. 44 Office for International Affairs Report with a DHA Official. Official. aDHA with one on one engage to opportunity an given were visa their of renewal with challenges who experienced students staff. SAS International and Managers Faculty of students, undergraduate needs the suit to focused day was second The Personnel. Resource Human and school Postgraduate the Postdocs, to dedicated was day first The Mbhele. Phindiwe Mr Affairs Home of Department Accounts, Corporate of Director the 2019 with November 14 information session on the 13 and Immigration an hosted OIA The Information Session Immigration and technology-related fields. are science disciplines academic Priority programmes. scholarship doctoral and master’s competitive for apply to France of Embassy by the invited are graduates African South France. Campus of behalf on session the conducted Bergh 2019. Jannike 13February on Campus information session on the Bloemfontein France aCampus (OIA) coordinated Affairs International for Office The Information session Campus France Support Scholarship and Sustainability Financial Mbhele Mr. above: Phidiwe Pictured despite some being from other countries. countries. other from being some despite scholarship, the for applying in interest keen showed Students university. the to Bergh Ms welcomed and session the opened Affairs) International for Office of Hagenmeier (Director the Cornelius student administration. administration. student line areas to related international service key improve to used be will service the of results survey. The the in part took seventy-three and respondents Hundred One office. the by offered being currently delivery service the concerning feedback assess to students international all to sent was survey satisfaction online An Client SatisfactionSurvey thiswithin category. fall who applicants of process appoint the assist to department HR the to provided was visas skills critical concerning advice Furthermore, Affairs. Home of employees together with the Department of International documentation Department with verification of Resource Human the assisted OIA The Critical skillsappointments Human Resource:Insightinto ensuring integrity. data full thus reporting, HEMIS with integrated be will reporting DHA step, next As a Affairs. Home of Department by the audit for selected be it should position agood in it putting thus university, the at students on all international to-date information up- complete providing time, in point any at up report comprehensive the call to OIA the allows also This report. the prepare to atool as used now is which system, PeopleSoft the with system its integrated OIA the period, reporting the In university. the of (DHA) behalf on Affairs Home of Department African South the to students international on reports submit must OIA The of HomeAffairs Reporting toDepartment Internationalisation Assistant: Senior Moiketsi, Mbali and representative; France Campus Bergh, (UFS);Internationalisation Jannike Hagenmeier,Cornelius Director: Internationalisation Report 2019 45

Office for International Affairs Report The second Bloemfontein session was was session Bloemfontein second The attended students. 52 by It was opened Lucasby a UFS du Plooy, master’s student successfully who applied for the Fulbright scholarship. He shared his experience about the application, test, and interview process of the scholarship. This programme was an interactive session, where students were given the opportunity to ask questions. The presence of Lucas encouraged a lot of apply. to students representatives of scholarship agencies opportunities,presented available followed a fair by exhibition the by agencies the afternoon at the Thakaneng opportunities provided Both Bridge. students with many opportunities to engagewith agencies about possible opportunities.study-abroad The session was well received staff by and students and was representative of both the Bloemfontein and Qwaqwa campuses. Agencies in attendance were SANORD;DHET; Study in China; Study in Hungary; Nuffic Neso; NRF; and Fulbright Wessels Hall and Thakaneng Bridge respectively. The session was divided information an two; sessioninto where Two sessionsTwo were held on the Bloemfontein Campus on 27 March The first2019. session was attended by 25 academics. Dr Mpho Jama (Fulbright shared her experience regarding alumna) Fulbright scholarship and what she took from it. Prof Neil Roos (Department of History) shared his experience as a member of the selection panel for the Fulbright programme and advice gave on how to prepare a successful application.

On 2 May 2019, the OIAOn 2019, 2 May hosted an International scholarship and mobility whichfair, took place at the Albert University of the Free State Fulbright information session in progress on the Qwaqwa Campus Fair International Scholarship and Mobility Fulbright Information Sessions Fulbright Matshaba Mothiane, Academic Scholarships Coordinator and Exchanges at the US Embassy in South Africa, visited two UFS campuses to provide information on the Fulbright academic mobility programmes of the United States. twoOn sessions March 26 2019, were one Campus: Qwaqwa the on conducted session for students and the other for staff. In the interactive student session, many questions were raised students by who showed keen interest in the information given about the scholarship. 46 Office for International Affairs Report received from the UFS for 2019. for UFS the from received were applications 15 that confirmed Johannesburg in Embassy US the from Mothiane Matshaba Ms platforms. news UFS on research remarkable this publicise to Marketing and Communication of the OIA has worked with the Department Moreover, degree. adoctoral complete to Carolina, North Durham, in University Duke the for August in depart will and Programme Student Foreign Fulbright the from scholarship aFulbright received and for applied He Fulbright. in interest an developed and attended Plooy du Lukas 2018, where February 27 on session information a Fulbright hosted OIA The UFS FulbrightRecipient opportunities foropportunities the UFS student international scholarships and mobility another information session on hosted 2019, OIA August 14 the On others. and Scholarship, Hungarian DAAD, Council, Stipendium Scholarship Chinese NUFFIC, Fulbright, others, among were, participated that agencies The exhibitors. the with interact and engage to opportunity the had staff and students where Bridge, Thakaneng the at exhibition an comprised part second The offer. on scholarships the of overviews provided agencies funding various where (ABW), Auditorium Wessels Albert the in session presentation a was part first the parts; two into divided was session for under/postgraduate The students. international mobility opportunities of promotion the to 2019, dedicated information session on 22 May an hosted successfully OIA The Mobility Opportunities Information Sessionfor for future scholarship offers. scholarship for future information contact their and to collect students of amultitude to scholarships available exhibit to opportunity the office scholarship the afforded This attended. well was and 09:00 at start to scheduled 2019. was event August The 14 on Centre Human Callie the in place took which Fair, Career General the in participate to Office Services Career by the invited was Affairs (OIA) International for Office The General CareerFair informative and enticing. was presentation overall The allocated. been has award the once follow to process the and allowances, financial requirements, on application focused presentation The programme. the for applying be to seemed who attendance in students 14 about were There China. in English teach to students Education for internship opportunities promoting at aimed was session The 11:30. to 10:00 from labs Computer the in place took which Campus, Bloemfontein the 2019 on 13September on session information Intercultural Exchange the Chinahosted Affairs International for Office The China information Intercultural Exchange scholarship organisations. scholarship of representatives with directly interact to opportunity the had Students Bridge. Thakaneng the at exhibition by an followed Auditorium EBW the in place took session Aplenary community. scholarships on offer.scholarships current the for applications preparing are and abroad studying in interest indicated have members staff six and students walk-in twenty promotion, scholarship international of popularity growing the of indication an As newsletter. School Postgraduate the in advertised also were opportunities these of Four Digest. the through publicised were scholarships two 2019, June twenty- and April between period the In students. and staff both for experience study an international provide to which in way concrete one opportunities are prioritised, as this is scholarship uptake of international successful and awareness growing OIA, the of portfolio scholarship the Through scholarship opportunities Digest promotionof candidate. successful the as emerged Nyamunda Mr. which Joshua through interviews were received, following30 applications than More UFS. the at process nomination the coordinated Affairs International leadership workshops.Office The for student Futures Commonwealth ACU Universities (ACU) to participate in the the Association of Commonwealth from funding receive to student outstanding an nominate to invited was State Free the of University The leadership workshops Commomwealth student Internationalisation Report 2019 47

Office for International Affairs Report : Kanego Mokgosi (UFS); : Billy Schumann (Appalachian State University); Ralph Clark (University of the the of (University Clark Ralph University); State (Appalachian Schumann Billy : Geofrey Mukwada Segun (UFS); Obadire (University and of Venda); Pulane Xaba (UFS) From the left, top JesseFree State (UFS)); Lutabingwa (Appalachian State University); Kyren Kunkel (University of Montana); Peter Taylor (University of From Venda). the left, bottom IEASA Director’s Forum IEASA Director’s The Senior Officer: International Student Administration, Jeanne Niemann, represented the university at the IEASA Director’s Forum meeting, which was held on 11 and 12 March in Umtata. 2019 The forum provided an opportunity to deliberate strategic on matters relating internationalisationto with directors at internationalisation for responsible South Africa’s public universities, and to advise the association’s Management Council accordingly.

University of the Free State The University of theFree State, through its Afromontane Research Unit on partners with Campus, Qwaqwa the the Appalachian State University, the University of Colorado, and the University of Montana in a University Doctoral Staff Development Programme The (USDP). project allows five academics from each university to participate in a doctoral programme, which includes international co-supervision The annual and mobility. the for meeting committee steering project took place from 11 to 13 March at the2019 University of in Venda who Mokgosi, Kanego Thohoyandou. represents the OIA on the Qwaqwa meeting the in participated Campus, and the project’s academic leadership whichseminar, was held simultaneously. University Staff Staff University Programme Development in Afromontane Research Strategic Projects International Education Education International Association of South Africa (IEASA) Internationalisation, Director: The serves the on Cornelius Hagenmeier, CouncilManagement the of International Education Association of South Africa. In this capacity, he participated in a Governance Workshop held at the University of Johannesburg and the University of the Witwatersrand on21 and 22 February Together with 2019. the treasurer, Lavern Samuels, he delivered a presentation on financialoversight and management. Stakeholder Engagement 48 Office for International Affairs Report Park and the Basotho Village. Basotho the and Park National Highlands Gate Golden the to Schroeder Dr for tour a arranged OIA The Campus. Qwaqwa on the Sciences Agricultural and Natural of Faculty the in based member staff academic aUFS Dlamini, Noncebo of studies PhD the supervises co- Schroeder Dr Montana. of University the and Colorado, of University the with the Appalachian State University, programme USDP the of umbrella the under Campus Qwaqwa UFS the visited University State Appalachian the from Schroeder 2019, Kathleen Dr February In visit toUFSQwaqwacampus Appalachian StateUnivesity Pictured above: The Qwaqwa team that hosted Dr Schroeder during her visit to the campus the to visit her during Schroeder Dr hosted that team Qwaqwa The above: Pictured Pictured above: Dr Schroeder with the Qwaqwa team at the Golden Gate Highlands National Park National Highlands Gate Golden the at team Qwaqwa the with Schroeder Dr above: Pictured Internationalisation Report 2019 49

Office for International Affairs Report The meeting at Univen afforded the steering committee an opportunity to an officialhave meet and greet with the Univen cohort and to engage with various stakeholders, including the inauguratednewly Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Bernard Prof Nthambeleni. The OIA is supporting the School of Nursing preparing Linnaeus-Palme in a international for application Scholarship collaboration, which will be submitted as soon as the call 2019 opens. USDP II Seed Funding USDP II Seed Funding British Council Grant Afromontane supported the OIA The Research Unit in securing (ARU) R177 000 of seed funding to develop a full application for the University Staff phase Development Programme (USDP) with the United Kingdom. The ARU will work with the Institute for Rural Development at the University of Venda and the Centre for Mountain Studies at the University of the Highlands and Islands in submission. the on Kingdom United the Linnaeus-Palme (LP) the Scholarship between School of Nursing and Sweden University, Jönköping the University focuses of Virginia (UVa) on Global Health, with a total of ten staff members from (five the UFS and five from the University having to of Venda) conduct studies PhD incorporate which mobilities to the University of Virginia in the United States of America.

University of the Free State Pictured above: From the left, front: Mr Cornelius Hagenmeier, Director of Internationalisation; Mr Mpho Magwalivha, PhD candidate; Professor Natasha Potgieter, Dean of the School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences; Ms Tirhani Masia, PhD candidate; Professor Corli Witthuhn, Vice-Rector: Research; Professor Gert van Zyl, Dean of Health Sciences. From the left, back: Professor Pascal Bessong, Director and Global for HIV/AIDS Health Research Programme; Mr PhD Mafumo, Julia candidate; Ms PhD Netshiheni candidate; Ms PhD Rinah, Nyathi, Emanuel candidate. Fromthe left:Dr Segun Obadire,Acting Director: Internationalisation Professor (Univen); Pascal Bessong, Director andGlobal for HIV/AIDS Health Research Professor (Univen); Corli Witthuhn, Vice-Rector: Research Dr (UFS); Ndanduleni Bernard Nthambeleni, Vice-Chancellor and Principal Mr Cornelius(Univen); Hagenmeier, Director of Internationalisation Professor (UFS); Gertvan Zyl, Dean of Health Sciences Ms (UFS); Bonolo Makhalemele, Project coordinator: USDP doctoral programme; Professor Jan Crawford, Vice-Rector: Academic (Univen) The members of the steering committee heading up the first USDP collaborative periodic their for project convened meeting at the University of Venda from This 6 to(Univen) 8 March 2019. collaborative effort between the UFS, the University and of (Univen), Venda University Staff Development Programme (USDP) in Global Health: Health: (USDP) in Global Programme Staff Development University visit (Univen) of Venda University 50 Office for International Affairs Report Internationalisation Annual Report Annual Internationalisation

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Research Report 2018/2019 51 , initiated academic

Coordinator Dr. Albert Nell Nell Albert Dr. Prof Denine Smit and Prof Elizabeth Deventer Snyman-van collaboration with the Gujarat National Law University. In Prof November, Smit presented a faculty seminar on the ‘Interface Between Sexual Harassment, Bullying and Depression in South Africa’. a UFS Extraordinary Professor from the University of Notre Dame in February. Prof Johan van der Walt, UFS another Extraordinary Professor from the University of Luxembourg, presented a May. in workshop and lecture Incoming staff mobility The faculty hosted Benson Iain Prof

Dean was awarded an Alexander von Humboldt Scholarship to accompany her LLD Rautenbach Christa Professor supervisor, during(NWU), a research stayin Germany for a period of three months (starting 1 October The stay is intended 2019). to the with relations scientific establish Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law in Hamburg, Germany. Prof Shaun de Freitas is also an adjunct professor at the School University of Law, of Notre Dame Australia (Sydney Campus). He is a C1-rated researcher in the Department of Public Law (which implies a degree of international recognition). Prof Karin van Marle has been teaching in the LLM programme at Birkbeck, University of London, since 2005. She taught her module, ‘Southern and Constitutional on Perspectives Political Transformation’, again in June She is also2019. an adjunct professor at University. Cross Southern Ms Laetitia Fourie is currently doing her PhD at the Leiden University under the supervision Barentsen Prof of and Prof Boot. She writes about the reasonable accommodation of employees with disabilities. Westhuizen der Muller-van Caroline Ms Prof John Mubangizi John Prof (University (University Iain Benson Iain successfully completed his

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University of the Free State Outgoing staff mobility: Outgoing staff mobility: guest lecturing Nell Albert Dr PhD in International Criminal Law Theory at the University of Birmingham under the supervision of Prof Robert Cryer and Dr Bosko The Tripkovic. viva examination took place on at 1 May the University of Birmingham, with Prof Nigel White (University of Nottingham) and Dr Natasa Birmingham) of Mavronicola (University examining. The PhD was conferred at the graduation ceremony on 15 July. of Notre Dame Australia, Campus Sydney – ongoing appointment), and Johan Walt vd newly appointed). Staff mobility (incoming) extraordinary three of Appointment professors in the Department of Public Law who are stationed abroad and who enjoy substantive scholarly profiles: Robert Cryer (University of Birmingham – newly appointed), P: ProfP: Karin van Marle supervising is three international doctoral students from (two Zimbabwe and one from Lesotho). She also has a postdoc, Dr Gerard Kamdem Kamga, from Cameroon. International partnership engagements (staffand student mobility) mobility Incoming student Faculty of Law Faculty 52 Faculty of Law ■ ■ ■ year: this papers international several Law,of presented Prof John Mubangizi, Conference attendance engagements Academic Job Satisfaction, Financial Stress Stress Financial Satisfaction, Job Between Relationship ‘The published 2019,In Dr Liezel Alsemgeest 2019.Springer, (eds.),Jones and J Winterdyk J Trafficking, of Human Handbook International Palgrave The book, international an in Trafficking’ Human and Juju, Methods, chapter, Control Bondages: ‘Breaking a co-authored Kruger Beatri Prof Research collaborations ■ ■ ■ October 2019. October Kenya, Nairobi, Nairobi, of University conference, Africa in Justice Economic and Social Delivering for Mechanisms lessons’,comparative Legal Strategic and Uganda:and perspectives shared ‘Strategic litigation in South Africa 2019.September Italy, Rome, Development, Sustainable on conference examples’, seventh international African selected to reference specific with development sustainable and institutions human rights ‘National 2019. October Uganda, Kampala, Management Institute, in Developing Economies, Uganda Delivery Governance and Service on conference international and comparative lessons’, second perspectives Shared Africa: South in and Uganda corruption fighting to approach ‘A rights-based human Dean of the Faculty Faculty the of Dean

in Southern Africa’. in legal education students postgraduate for assessment of amethod as text patchwork ‘The was: paper their of title The Spain. Valencia, in Congress INTED the at apaper delivered Horn Marda Dr and Niekerk van 2019, March Leani In Ms 2019. 15 November on Trafficking, Human on conference methods’, at the MeCHAT international control hidden other and Juju against tools our ‘Sharpening titled, a paper present to invited was UFS, Rights, Human for Centre FS the at associate aresearch Kruger, currently Beatri Prof ■ ■ regular feature titled Bookshelf in the the in Bookshelf titled feature regular a to Injustice) (Spatial contributed she Society; and Law of Journal the in woman judge and storytelling African The story’: African the tell should ‘Africans published Marle van Karin Prof 61(2): 119–133. Research. Religious of Africa’. Review Near-Retirement in Southern Pastors of Savings Retirement Sufficient and ■ ■ April 2019. April Zambia, Lusaka, Education, Legal forOpportunities Commonwealth and Challenges on conference Education Association (CLEA) challenges’, Legal Commonwealth and approaches law schools: university in rights human ‘Teaching 2019.June Campus, Hague The conference, University, Leiden Reforms and Prospects, Challenges, Risk? at Rights Human Global countries’, African selected from lessons institutions: rights human national of effectiveness and role ‘The employment context. employment the law in equality in challenges current and workplace, the in rights transgender law, employment and pay, rights human disability, and equal health occupational year’s revolved conference around This years. 10 than more for ILS the of amember been has Law Labour for Centre The September. in UK, Cambridge, in annual conference Law Society’s Conradie Marelize Ms and Fourie Laetitia Ms at Southern Cross University, Australia. now’, apocalypse Juris times: end in ‘Law conference, international at the paper She also presented one solo and one joint at Southern Cross University, Australia. lecture plenary Bird Greta the present to invited was Marle van Karin Prof (Toowoomba) in November. Queensland Southern of University the at (Sydney and Campus) Australia Freitas de Shaun by Prof Two delivered paper Feminist LegalFeminist Studies. of board editorial International the and Critique and Law of board editorial the on serves also She Blog. Thinking Legal neoliberal university) to the Critical Aesthetics,fact: atmosphere and the simply not is (Life contributed and Humanities, the and Law, Culture journal at the University of Notre Dame Dame Notre of University the at attended the Industrial Industrial the attended Internationalisation Report 2019 53

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and the CREATE conference visited the Appalachian Coordinator Dr. JulietDr. Ramohai Dr Ramohai Dr State University from 4 to 11 October She was hosted2019. Dr by Barbara Howard, a Fulbright specialist and Educational and Leadership in professor Studies at the Reich College of Education at the Appalachian State University. The visit was mainly for professional development leadership. in During her visit, Dr Ramohai engaged with deans from five faculties, directors of programmes, and three members of top International (Provost: management Associate Development, and Education Education International Vice-Chancellor: and Development, and Vice-Provost: Faculty Affairs) in an endeavour to their leadership into more insight gain successes and challenges and to share best practices in leadership. During the visit, Dr Ramohai also attended two Education in Women the conferences, Leadership Symposium 5 October (4– where she presented2019), a paper An Argumenttitled for Well-Structured Leaders Women for Support Psychosocial in in Centres Residential Care Youth South Africa, (10–11 October 2019). . The , Zimbabwe Open , National University of led an NRF-funded Dean . Presented at the 30th Ms L Lisene, Lesotho College of Lesotho (LCE), Education Lesotho (NUL), Lesotho (NUL), Lesotho Mr Mphunyane Mr University (ZOU), Zimbabwe (ZOU), University Dr B Muyengwa Dr V Maphosa, State Lupane Zimbabwe University, Mrs J Mbofana, Principal, Belvedere Zimbabwe College, Teachers’ Prof Loyiso Jita ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Science Annual Conference of the SITE, Las Vegas, USA. March 2019), (18-22 Gudyanga, R and Jita, Nature LC. 2019. knowledge not is tested of Science (NOS) in examinations high-stakes – two perspectivesexpert about teachers’ the teaching of the NOS in South Africa 13th Conference of the European Science (ESERA), Association Research Education Bologna, August 2019, 26-30 Italy. ■ ■ ■ ■ Thuthuka research project team that is investigating the ‘ICT competences and usage final-year by Science and Mathematics pre-service teachers in South Africa, Lesotho, and Zimbabwe. Dr T Jita visited and collaborated with researchers in Lesotho and Zimbabwe at institutions:the following ■ Partnerships Jita Thuthukile Dr . Women . Proceedings of The 12th annual

University of the Free State in Educationin Leadership conference. Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina from 4 to 5 October 2019. Jita, T and Jita, A descriptive LC. 2019. teachers’ analysis of pre-service opportunities Science learn teach to to inusing South Africa ICTs Symposium Baltic International 3rd the Education: Technology and Science on Current Challenges and Possible Solutions June(BalticSTE2019), at 2019 held 17–20 Lithuania.Šiauliai, to learning online Using Jita, 2019. T. of new study a case Science: teach graduate teachers. in International Conference E-learning on the held Workplace from (ICELW), 12 to 14 June at Columbia 2019 University in New USA.York, Pre-serviceJita, 2019. T. teachers’ decisions teach to on the use of ICTs Practical skills skills Practical N.Teis, 2019. Technology Mechanical for competencies student teachers in environment. a TVET and International Conference on Trends Engineering,Innovations Management, in Sciences, and Humanities in Dubai from 18 to 21 December 2019. Ramohai, An argument for J. 2019. support psychosocial well-structured for women leaders in residential youth in South Africa centres care Bloemfontein Campus Conference contributions Faculty of Education Faculty 54 Faculty of Education Qwaqwa Campus Qwaqwa funding seed the Through countries. these in education Science strengthen to view the with development, and research marry to seeks research This education’. Science in studies ‘lesson and Science), (Indigenous Knowledge Systems and practices’ heritage ‘situated is project research the of focus The Africa. South and Zambia, Namibia, Japan, between project collaborative international an of part is Nhasi Zukiswa Ms and again from 3 to 7 January 2020. 7January 3to from again and 2019 4July 1to from Zimbabwe in session support PhD the Tsakeni attended Dr also 2019.26 30 August to from Italy Bologna, in (ESERA) Association European Science Education Research practical work learn to facilitate inquiry-based theyteachers’ how of perceptions Science Tsakeni, 2019. M. Pre-service Tsakeni Maria Dr Conference attendance . 13th Conference of the the of Conference . 13th participate in five six-hour workshops. to services transport UFS by the campus university the to transported were youths The Qwaqwa. in communities various from 26 youths involved which workshops, the facilitate to assistants research as worked participants the of Three research. development sustainable in the workshop-based migration and youths and their parents to participate the from consent and assent informed with recruiting youths and/or gaining assisted actually participants the of Nine study. migration the in participate to prepare them for recruiting the youth to as a co-learning experience designed This course. Techniques was short and Ethics Research aParticipatory in Love Life) and Children, the Save Arts, Creative Bapala (Agape Foundation, organisations youth in community four volunteers as worked who individuals 11 engaged Tsotetsi Cias and Brear based activities. Firstly, Drs Michelle university- and community numerous area. Thisinvolved Afromontane Maluti in the development sustainable and migration on research in engaged 2019 in were organisation youth based community- of members 40 than more partnership, UFS-Japanese the to Linked development and migration sustainable on partnership UFS Partnerships September 2019.September 19 25 to from research and teaching for Education of Faculty the in Chair SANRAL the visited Ghana, Coast, Cape of University the at Studies Education Technology Education of the College of and Science of Faculty Dean: and Professor Agyei,Prof Associate Douglas 2017. August 25 to 21 from launched was (Japan), project the by Profprovided Kensuke Chikamori participate in the programme. teachers 25 than More weeks. two for months three every learners 400 about assists and hosts he programme, the . Through Zimbabwe in school to zero No percentage called programme school aholiday leads Dube Dr Dr Dube Zimbabwe: in programme school Holiday programme. Africa in Education for Sustainable Development for the United Nations University’s materials learning and teaching the of part as designed was Tokyo.video The and the United Nations University in Tokyo of University the from academics Story River for the of production the World the community engagement activities addition, the researchers coordinated network with other participants. 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ity, on Wednesdayity, Rev Malowa ) and one doctoral student, Coordinator Dr. Lodewyk Sutton Lodewyk Dr. workshops and in collegial discussions. discussions. collegial in and workshops The research contribution will be published volume in a 2019 of the series, The titled , Explorations Theological UFS emerging Revolution, Industrial 4th theology and technologies Africa. It was formed in February 2000 in Nairobi, as a network Kenya, between theological institutions Sub-Saharan in Africa. The member institutions create and direct the network with the aim assisting membersof all preparing in congregations. missional for leaders In the Department of Religion Studies, receivedwe one student from the USA and one from Sudan. In the Department of Historical and Constructive Theology,we received two students from other countries: one master’s student from Zambia Sinyama (Rev also from Zambia ( Department of Old and Department of Old and New Testament Prof Kees Waaijman from the Titus Netherlands the in Institute Brandsma international leading the of one and researchers on spirituality, gave a guest lecture on the theme (Re) spiritual for search 16 October 2019. ,

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Dean Rantoa Letšosa Rantoa compiled Hermans Kobus Prof and Prof by Schoeman of the department, to be publishing international the by published house LIT in Verlag 2019. Prof Ruard Ganzevoort, Dean of the Faculty of Theology andReligion, Vrije Netherlands, the Amsterdam, Universiteit visited the faculty Apart in July. from his participation in a conference hosted theby faculty, Prof Ganzevoort, a research fellow in the department, was also actively involved in facilitating NetACT – network with theological Africa. institutions in Congregational African for Network Theology, a network of theological post- a on operating institutions secondary level in the Presbyterian and Reformed tradition Sub-Saharan in his inaugural lecture as extraordinary professor in the department and faculty. During his visit, a research conference was facilitatedwhich resulted in a book, Theology in an agecontingency of Prof , was invited by

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University of the Free State MoUs Universiteit with Amsterdam, Vrije the Netherlands; Justo Mwale University, Universiteit Katholieke Leuven Lusaka; Belgium; Leuven), Radboud(KU University, Nijmegen; and the Protestant Theological University(PThU), the Netherlands. Radboud University, Nijmegen, the Netherlands, paid a research visit to the department, during which delivered he Partnership engagements (student and staff mobility) Department of Practical Department of Practical and Missional Theology February, In A guest lecturer who worked at the Butler University in the USA for many years, Boesak Allan Prof Dr der Van Westhuizen to visit the faculty for a public lecture and seminar on Black Theology. Liberation and International official delegation visits delegation official International Department of Historical Theology and Constructive Faculty of TheologyReligion and Faculty 56 Faculty of Theology and Religion (ART), Akademie für Reformatorische Theologie share leading a has Theology Missional and Practical of Department The University. Mwale Justo the and Religion and Theology of Faculty the between agreement of memorandum existing an of result adirect is Zambia from students of number high The Zimbabwe. from one and Zambia; from four Namibia; Theology: onefrom Benin; onefrom Missional and of Practical Department the with associated are students Currently, seven doctoral international Reformed Mission Church (DRMC): Mission Reformed Church Africa in (DRCA) Dutch the and Dutch the Reformed of integration the of evaluation An titled, apaper presented Mission Studies Conference where he for the International Association for Augustin,in Germany, August to Sankt churches African South two between experiment racial A titled, apaper delivered Baron Spain, Dr of Granada, University 2019 the at April in held Society in on ReligionConference and Spirituality International 9th –At the EBaron Dr and MissionalTheology Department ofPractical year. the in later Polarisation of of in Church the Times The Calling on (the Netherlands) Amsterdam in Conference IRTI the at a paper presented Westhuizen der Hvan Dr and Constructive Theology Department ofHistorical engagements academic International agreements international Pending Germany. . This was followed by his visit visit his by followed was . This . He will also visit Israel Israel visit also will . He Japan. Kobe Reformed Theological Seminary, book international an in participated Testament New and Old of Department the from students and LSutton Dr institutions. two the between cooperation expanding and developing further of aim the with Zambia visited department, the in fellow aresearch Watt, der van Gideon Dr and Department, the of Head Berg, den van Jan-Albert Prof Religion, and Theology of Faculty the of Dean Letšosa, Rantoa May 2019, In Prof agreement. this in Investigating Investigating titled, research, her to related closely apaper delivered she where Brazil, Leopoldo, Sao in Theology Practical of Academy International the of conference the attended 2019, Meyer April Dr –In JMeyer Dr 2019. August tofrom September Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Vrije the at Religion Lived of Centre the in Africa Church Southern Reformed of Uniting the anew church of – to establishment the 1994 in led that amalgamation the After . Dr Baron was also a visiting scholar scholar avisiting also was Baron . Dr

Brussels/Belgium. Theology and Religious Studies Protestant of Faculty with Partnership Australia. from one and Kong Hong from one students: international two has Studies Testament New and Old of Department The 2019-2020. in will published be commentary This Minnesota. in Press by Liturgical Psalms the on Commentary Feminist new a for Georgia, in Atlanta, Theology of School McAfee the at Languages Biblical and Testament Old of Professor LDeclaisse-Walford, Nancy with project and opportunities OFS (NGKA OVS): DRCA the of Challenges congregations the in Pastoral leadership titled, apresentation with aworkshop in participated Pali Dr Canada. Ottawa, in the International Leadership Association of conference the attended Pali Joseph Dr 24 October, –From 27 to JPali Dr practical theological exploration Africa: foundational South Apost (R/S) post-apartheid and apostcolonial in masculinity and religiosity/spirituality between relation nature of,the and Internationalisation Report 2019 . in in . 57

Faculty of Theology and Religion The faculty should reflect on the sustainable development an of partner with strategy international institutions such as the Justo Mwale University in Zambia and the Morija Theological Seminary in Lesotho. relationship the developing Further NetACT. with ■ ■ for November 2019. Thirty-four tour tour Thirty-four 2019. November for members will join The the purpose tour. of this tour is to educate and to create an opportunity, especially undergraduate for students in the faculty, to visit Israel once during degree their four-year course. This will be a recurring event. The students able will to experiencebe first-hand the historical, social, and geographical context of the Christian Bible – Israel. This tour will also be the broader to available community. A large number of research fellows from international universities) (also department. the with associated are Not only do these associations a make the in research to further contribution department, but presentations these by research various at fellows international their publications, as well conferences, as internationalisation support the also department. the within drive ■ ■ Strategic perspectives fellows of the University of the Free State and usetheir research funds to attend the conferences; the in this way, UFS is thus supporting this important international academic engagement financially. Apart from the Colloquium Ioanneum, Prof Tolmie also attended the annual meeting of the Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas in Marburg, andGermany, the annual meeting of Biblical of Association European the Studies in Poland. Warsaw, Furthermore, attend will he meeting a Heidelberg, in whereGermany, a Festschrift to which he has contributed, will be presented to Prof Peter Lampe on his retirement as professor in New Testament at Heidelberg University Prof (December Lampe 2019). is also an Honorary Professor at the UFS. Dr L Sutton attended and delivered a paper at the Old Testament study group Fellowshipof Tyndale This in June 2019. was held House, at Tyndale University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. Dr Sutton also attended and delivered a paper theat International Organisation for the Study of the Old Testament (IOSOT) Thisin August was held 2019. at the University Aberdeen, of Scotland. Dr Sutton and Prof Tolmie: educational An tour to Israel is planned the by Department of Old and New Testament . . – From 9 to

TheChrist worldin a broken broken University of the Free State Department of Old and Department of Old and New Testament The department is involved in the international an – Ioanneum Colloquium research group on the Gospel of John, of which scholars only may become members on invitation. The group meets every two years for conferences; this year the meeting was held in Eisenach, andGermany, papers on John 4-6 were read all by members. Prof DF is Tolmie a member of the Colloquium Ioanneum and read a paper onthe characterisation of Judas Iscariot. The papers will be published in the WUNT series (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck) as conference proceedings. The 2021 meeting will be held in Thessaloniki, and papers will be read on John Most 6-8. of the members of the Colloquium Ioanneum are research Prof WJ Schoeman WJ Prof 12 June, Prof Schoeman attended the Sociology the Society for International of Religion Conference in Barcelona, Spain, where hedelivered a papertitled, post- in life congregational Evaluating apartheidSouth Africa Prof van JA den Berg – Prof den Van Berg was invitedas guest lecturerto teach at a doctoral colloquium in Practical Theology at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, from 21 November to December3 2019. Prof P Verster – ProfVerster attended Mission for Association International the Studies Sankt Conference in Augustine, paper a delivered he where Germany, titled, A large number of research fellows from international universities) (also department. the with associated are Not only do these associations a make the in research to further contribution department, but presentations these by research various at fellows international their publications, as well conferences, as further internationalisation support the department. the within drive 58 Faculty of Theology and Religion International official delegation visits (incoming)International official delegation Faculty Economic of Management and Sciences ■ 1st Semester 2019 the for students exchange Outgoing ■ 2nd Semester 2019 for students exchange Incoming ■ 1st Semester 2019 for students exchange Incoming Student mobility mobility) student and (staff engagements partnership International mine – Rustenburg Australia Queensland, of University the from Owen John Prof and Kemp Deanna Prof the Cape Northern Kingdom. Fieldwork United in Cranfield, Balta-Ozkan Dr and Mirzania Prof D Centre for ■ ■ ■ evelopment University of Bremen, Germany.University the to went students EMS Six Germany; Austria and TheNetherlands. from respectively 13 students Netherlands. Germany, the and Republic, Czech the from respectively students Nine

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Taught Stock Markets at the University University the at Markets Stock Taught Italy, of Turin, January 28 8 – February 2019 Visit to Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, Austria– Michaela Schnetzer,Manuela Ender and Eva JanuaryLienbacher 2019) (16 Hochschule Technische to Visit Rosenheim, Germany – Stephan Hornig, Julia Drexlerand BerntHacker (17 January 2019) Kufstein Fachhochschule to Visit Noureddine– Rafili,Situm Mario Brossler Bbdel-Khalek and January (18 2019) Visit Italy to University - Turin, of BattistiEnrico (25 January 2019) ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ University of the Free State Dr Du Plessis and DrHendriks Fulda University of Applied Sciences in January to discuss 2019 the possibility of staff and student mobility between the two Hendriks Dr result, a As institutions. currently is seven- on a Fulda at teaching teachingweek mobility. Public Administration Public Administration and Management Economics Niekerk van Arno Dr Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, Austria; Dr Johan Coetzee Applied Sciences, Austria ■ Dr C Crous C Dr ■ ■ ■ ■ Profvan H Zyl Staff Mobility Business School 60 Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences International visitors International Economics andfinance ■ Architecture and Sustainability in Sustainability and Architecture programme academic internship for their (USA). Practical Massachusetts College, Williams from students Architecture six with Apotsos Michelle Prof D Centre for ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ evelopment Studies Higher Education Institutions Public African South in Disclosures Risk and Reporting Integrated conference-paper presented. CDuvenhage Dr conference-paper presented. Dr A van Niekerk - Prague-IJAS - Prague-IJAS – Croatia- institutional agreement. an ultimately and aMoU establishing on focused visit the Sciences, Applied of University Salzburg of case the in while agreements, cooperation existing expanding and strengthening on focused visit the Sciences, Applied of University Fulda and Bremen of University of case the In Sciences. Applied of University Fulda and Bremen of University Sciences, Applied of University Salzburg the visited Finance and Economics Coetzee Dr and Burger, and Kroukamp Prof Dean’s office visits International 28 September, Brazil. 26- century. 21st the in sustainability and inclusion housing, on Conference Africa, South in courts the and policy housing (2019). L., pathways, Marais, Housing Support Centre forDevelopment building and re-future concept. re-future and building post-natural the expand to Scholarship 2020 aFulbright in on return will Vallejos Marco student, Antonio architecture One College Experiential Learning Initiative. Williams and Programme, Studies Global the Programme, Studies Environmental the Architecture, and Art of Departments with building post-natural 2019 on March in research Applied World. a Global from the Department of of Department the from chairperson of one of the working groups. working the of one of chairperson co- as acted also Lues Prof papers. conference delivered and attended Motsitsi) Ms and Biljohn Dr Hendriks, Dr Lues, Prof Plessis, (Dr Du colleagues Five 2019 July IASIA Conference, Portugal, Lisbon, and management Public administration Erasmus Erasmus 2019) Consortium meetingforEU (20-25 Spain May Alicante, Alicante, Deidrevan Rooyen D Centre for Prof Peter Westoby Peter Prof o5Mrh 2019) 5 March to Hasselt University Development. Sustainable and Globalisation course over for interdisciplinary weeks three lectures guest and MoU of signing discussions, Anita Venter –project Storytelling) Digital through Innovation Social First: Strong Project Voices Research Houses –Strong Australia Queensland, of Christine Scoggin 2019) (July University Practice Development Participatory – (15, 16 2019) Aug book of Launch Australia Queensland, of University and Community Development, evelopment +

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ecturers/Student: Prof PA Phindane, Phindane, PA Prof ecturers/Student: University of the Free State 21st Biennial Biennial 21st the hosted department The Conference: International ALASA Dr AS Motsei, and Mr SG Khetoa Title of paper: Attitudes of university students Sesotho: An evaluation towards of students enrolled in Sesotho modules Title of conference: 21st Biennial ALASA International Conference Department of African Languages International academic engagements (conference attendance, scientific visits – outgoing Title of conference: Indigenous African – Decolonisation and Languages Revitalising African ways of knowing in a digital age. July 2019 Date: 8-10 International conference: University of Bloemfontein State, the Free Lecturer/Student: Dr EN Malete and Ms MT Monyakane in Language Title of paper: Evaluative Maphalla’s poetic and text its objectivity his collection to reference ofwith poems in ‘Ditema’ Title of conference: 21st Biennial ALASA International Conference Lecturer: Dr EN Malete Title of paper: and Analysis interpretation language evaluative of Mafata’s in Mosikong Lerato wa Title of conference: 21st Biennial ALASA International Conference L Faculty of the Humanities Faculty 64 Faculty of The Humanities the 22 the at apaper presented Berg den Cvan Dr Toten’Kinder der ‘Zwischenlagen’: ‘Die Jelineks Elfriede SAGV/GAS-conference,the Über titled at apaper presented Berg den Cvan Dr theme of ‘precarity’. conference the discuss to attended Europe and Africa from scholars Many 2019. 18April 15to from Subsahara) Afrika in (Germanistik GAS and Africa) Southern in Studies German for (Association SAGV the of conference joint fourth TheGerman Section 2019.May Slovakia, Bratislava, in aconference at Kraaien De duo Parow Nederlandse die en Jack van voorbeeld die na Ondersoek ’n tussen Lae lande. Suid-Afrika die en fenomeen brugbouende Kletsrym as alias apaper, Rap delivered MSmit Dr Nancy, Lettres France Campus langues’, 25-26 les 2019,et April followingthe conference: ‘Daudet at Rabie Jan de moulin mon de Lettres des Afrikaans: traduction la Écrire provençal en français et le le Morgan Prof visits –outgoing) attendance, scientific engagements (conference International academic French and German Dutch, and Afrikaans of Department Norway from 14 to 19 October 2019. 19 to October 14 from Norway of Science and Technology in Trondheim, University Norwegian by the presented Research Language for Science Data in Strauss Ms 2019. 12July 9to from Netherlands the Utrecht, in Conference Humanities Digital International the attended TStrauss Ms Toten’ Kinder der ‘Die and memory culture: Elfriede Jelinek and (un)translatable The titled China, Macau, in Association Literature Comparative nd conference of the International International of conference the attended a Methods Course Course aMethods attended delivered a paper, titled apaper, titled delivered (1995). was host for the the for host was (1995). student mobility International staffand Afrikaans-speaking people. for course online Dutch the finalise help to September in days eight for Dutch and Afrikaans of Department the visited (KU Leuven) Wachter de Lieve Prof vanDik Meulen. der author, Dutch well-known the Pieterse Prof Science Actuarial and Department of Mathematical Statistics the of seminar aweekly at Diversity Language in Science Data on work his 2019. presented He April in department the visited Strauss, Ms of co-supervisor and collaborator Blasi, Damián Dr 2019 March Belgium, Ghent, visited MSmit theDr Poëziecentrum in Union) Language Dutch Netherlands (former secretary of the Clerq, le The department Marc hosted Mr International visits is part of the AFNK 2 module offered by offered 2module AFNK the of part is certificate The Belgium. and Netherlands the in Dutch in ability language of aproof as recognised internationally is certificate This examination. Language) Foreign as Dutch of Taal/Certificate als Vreemde Nederlands (Certificaat 2019,In 13 candidates passed the CNaVT exchange. aPhD of Leipzig University, Germany as part at Bioinformatics for Centre the at (July-December) collaborators with months five spent Strauss Ms Teachers in Africa and the Indian Ocean. Indian the and Africa in Teachers French for Congress International the Afr Teaching French Africa South South for in Mr Barkhuizen ica in Dakar, Senegal, in June 2019 at June in Dakar, in Senegal, ica international visitor from the the from visitor international had a meeting with presented apaper, presented

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. HSRC Press, Cape Town. . HSRC Press, Cape Town. Kurzwelly, J, Fernana, H and Ngum, ME (forthcoming, 2020). ‘Radicalisation and Identity – The life story of Muhammad In: Elvis Ngum’. Kurzwelly, J, Escobedo, L ‘Identities, 2020). (forthcoming, Categories and Life In: Stories’. Kurzwelly, J and Escobedo, L (Eds.). Storytellers: Thinkers, Migrants, in life building and meanings Making Bloemfontein ■ ■ Dr C van den Berg was selected as the new editor of the accredited journal of German Acta the SAGV, the contributions to this journal are from overseas scholars, and the journal is also printed and published in Germany (apart publication the publication), its local from is central to the internationalisation of German studies in Southern Africa. ■ Convening a panel at the IUAES inter- congress in Poznań, Poland, in August titled ‘Ethnographic Encounters 2019, with Reductionism and Essentialism and Marginalization on (Commission Apartheid)’ Global Presentation at the IUAES inter-congress in Poznań, Poland, titled in August 2019, ‘Radicalisation as Identity Processes’ International books or chapters in books or journals (postdoctoral Kurzwelly Jonatan Dr Anthropology) of Department fellow, Edited volume: Kurzwelly, J and Escobedo, (forthcoming L (Eds.). Storytellers: Thinkers, Migrants, 2020). in life building and meanings Making Bloemfontein Heco-authored three chapters in this book: ■ Conference attendance (postdoctoral Kurzwelly Jonatan Dr Anthropology) of Department fellow,

collaborated as a translator Presentation titled ‘Resonance: Social connections across time, place and intent’ as part of the Focus on Africa Research series, (FORA) Africa Oxford Initiative, 2019 May Prof Morgan from Frenchto English on the Sorbonne Project Post-Cinema for (Paris) publication in the literary reviewKey The Debates Dr Jonatan Kurzwelly (postdoctoral (postdoctoral Kurzwelly Jonatan Dr Anthropology) of Department fellow, qué es importante‘¿Por ser alemán, Identidad germanino? o paraguayo personal e identidades sociales en Nueva is Germania, it (Why Paraguay.’ important or be German, to Paraguayan Germanino? Personal and social identities Seminar - Germania, Nueva Paraguay.) in Anthropology, of Department the at Barcelona of University Autonomous (Spain, 22.02.2019) Guest lectures International visitors Prof Daniel Yon, University,York co-hosted Toronto, English of Department the with Seminar presentation titled ‘Pedagogies of the Sea: Sathima’s Windsong’, October 2019 Diallo, Souleymane Dr Germany University Münster, of Seminar presentation titled clean ‘Let’s up our Muslim house’: militants as political entrepreneurs contemporary in Octobernorthern 2019 Mali’,

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Faculty of The Humanities ris has registered as also continues her on the South-African artists who Johanet Kriel-de Klerk Kriel-de Johanet a PhD student in the Graduate School of the Humanities, University of Groningen, as part of a joint PhD agreement with the University of the Free State. Dr Francis Halsall continues his affiliation as research fellow in the department. He is co-director of the master’s programme: Art in the Contemporary at the NationalCollege of Art and Design in Dublin, Ireland. Gentric Katja Dr affiliation as postdoctoral Affiliated fellow. Supérieure et d’Art also with L’École Design she (ESADHaR), Havre-Rouen Le has developed a research programme Imaginairestitled vagabonds cadres et politiques: sud–africains Artistes à la Cité Internationale des Arts de which Paris, focuses beenhave selected to work in residency at the internationale Cité des Arts de Pa in the past years. , er, 18: 41-55. 18: er, , 9(1): 101-104. , 9(1): received his PhD cum completed a six-month study exchange at the University of Groningen, where he attended MA courses in addition to finishing his Hons mini thesis under the supervision of Prof Annie Oever. vd Rossouw Martin International staff and International staff and student mobility Prof Annie van den Oever (University of Groningen) presented her annual guest lecture series in Film and Visual She continuesMedia, 2019. May 13-17 to be involved in the development of the programme. MA student and departmental student Myeni assistant,(Troy) Mpendulo laude from the University of Groningen, in a joint March28 degree 2019, the of University the with agreement Free State. Members of the full examiners committee: Prof Annie van den Oever (University of Groningen); Prof Liesbeth Korthals Altes (University of Groningen); Prof Suzanne Human (University of the Free State); Prof ThomasWartenberg (Mount Holyoke College); Prof Robert University); (Macquarie Sinnerbrink Prof Patricia Pisters (University of Margriet Prof der Waal van Amsterdam); Hanna Prof Amsterdam); of (University Meretoja Prof (University of Turku); 1). Paris Dominique (Université Chateau International journal journal International articles published Dynamics ‘Left-Right 2019. Rossouw, MP. of Staging and Composition in Class 15’. Short Film Studies Rossouw, MP. 2019. ‘From Wander to 2019. Rossouw, MP. WalkingWonder: – and ‘Walking-With’ Contemplative Malick’s Terrence in – Kvart Akademisk Cinema’.

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University of the Free State International academic academic International engagements (conference attendance, scientific visits – outgoing) Rossouw P Martin Dr speaker: Invited of Varieties Ethical Viewing Values: in Spectatorship: Cinematic Experience International research colloquium the at University Groningen, of Title of presentation: ‘Courting the Receptivity, Malick, Contingent: Terrence and Improvisational Filmmaking as Transformational Ethics’ Invited speaker: Prof Suzanne Human of Varieties Ethical Viewing Values: in Spectatorship: Cinematic Experience International research colloquium the at University of Groningen, 27 March 2019. Formal respondent to paper presentation of Prof Julian Hanich (University of Groningen) PhD defence / conferral of PhD degree: University of Groningen Martin Rossouw defended his PhD, which he received cum laude from the University of Groningen in a joint degree with the UFS. Prof Suzanne Human also attended the PhD ceremony as one of the PhD supervisors details (more below). March28 2019 Johanet presentation: Conference Klerk Kriel-De Cultural Studies Association2019 of Brisbane, Conference in Australia (CSAA) 4-6 Dec 2019. Title of presentation: ‘Choosing not to birth in hospitals: Online birth accounts as feminist appropriations of the biomedical master narrative’ Department of Art History and Image Studies Image and Art History of Department 68 Faculty of The Humanities Higher Education Contexts Education Higher curricula in Swedish and South African Paper: Decolonising statues, symbols and 8-10University, May 2019. (SASUF) at Stellenbosch held Conference Forum University Sweden Africa South NLake Dr paper: conference International 2019. 22-25 April Mozambique, 2017-2022UEM-Sweden Maputo, in Bilateral Research Programme Attendance and participation in SIDA 2019.3-14 November India, Mumbai, and Delhi New in Mumbai of University the and University, Asian South University, Nehru Jawaharlal Delhi, of University the to delegation) UFS of (as part SCawood by Dr visit Networking 2019. 9-14 September Nigeria, Ibadan, of University the to delegation) UFS of (as part SCawood by Dr visit Networking of Birmingham).University (International Development Department, Fisher Jonathan Dr with research Fellowship Advanced Newton of part as 9-13 2019, Namibia, August Windhoek, Fisher Jonathan Dr and SCawood Dr Fellowship: Fieldwork for Newton Advanced Africa Liberation Power Post- and in Space Memory, of Paper: Landscapes: Dynamics Liberation 2019. 17-19 Pretoria, October of University the at held Dimensions Transcultural Africa: in Memory JFisher Dr and SCawood Dr International conference paper: visits –outgoing) attendance, scientific engagements (conference International academic Centre for Gender and Africa Studies . meeting,

Date: 9-13 2019Date: August Namibia Place: Windhoek, Institution: Not applicable SCawood Dr Lecturer: 10-12 2019Date: July Lesotho Maseru, Place: Day Open UFS Hotel, Avani Maseru Institution: Bradfield,Ms Hlolohelo Khalema Ankia Mrs MMushonga, Dr NLake, Dr SCawood, -Dr visits International Predatory Journal 2: AStep-by-StepPaper Process to Spot Book 1: ReviewingPaper Explained 15-16 2019. July Lesotho, Roma, Lesotho, of University National at held Workshop (NUL) Early-Career Scholars Writing Lesotho of University (JSAS)/National Studies African Southern of Journal MMushonga Dr International workshop presentation: activism and photography and belonging in Zanele Muholi’s visual significance of survivability, mourning The Paper: death: queer Contesting 2019.4-5 November Transitionings’, Karlstad, Sweden, to Attuning Queer(ing) Mourning, Matters, ‘Death Conference: Studies Death Queer International First The NLake Dr paper: conference International 2019. 22-25 October 2017-2022 Mozambique, Maputo, in UEM-Sweden (supervision), meeting SIDA Bilateral Research Programme Attendance and participation of life lesbian of Re-centring subjectivity the Paper: recognition: beyond Witnessing 25-27 2019. September Fleur, Stellenbosch, Love Mont at and Gender of Study the for Society Second Conference of the International Love: and Gender of Knowledges Situated NLake Dr paper: conference International s.

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Gender Lecture, After titled Feminism, After Worlds Gendered and Humanities Biennial the Presented visit: for Reason Institution: Columbia University, USA Visitor: Prof Jack Halberstam ‘Africa of Excellence Cluster Multiple’ Reason for visit: Delegation visit from the Institution: Bayreuth University, Germany Susanne Muehleisen, Remi Tchokothe Samimi, Cyrus Professors Visitors: students and days) (three staff for workshop Awareness Transgender visit: for Reason Institution: Indiana University, USA Visitor: Lynn Ms Jessica International visitors Place: Mozambique Institution: Eduardo Mondlane University NLake Dr Lecturer: 2019 3-14Date: November India Mumbai, and Delhi New Place: University, University of Mumbai Asian South University, Nehru Jawaharlal Delhi, of University Institutions: SCawood Dr Lecturer: 2019 9-14Date: September Nigeria Ibadan, Place: Institution: University of Ibadan SCawood Dr Lecturer: Date: 15-16Date: 2019 July Lesotho Roma, Place: Institution: National University of Lesotho MMushonga Dr Lecturer: 2019 4-5 November Date: Sweden Place: Institution: Karlstad University NLake Dr Lecturer: 2019 22-25Date: October Place: Mozambique Institution: Eduardo Mondlane University NLake Dr Lecturer: 2019 22-25Date: April

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(2019) 17:13 https://doi. 17:13 (2019) Visitor: Dr Musavengana Chibwana Union African Institution: Reason for visit: Discuss future collaboration Lecturer(s): Brakel, Van WH, Cataldo, S,J, Kohrt, Grover, BA, Nyblade, L, Stockton, M, Wouters, E, Yang, LH. ‘Out of the silos: identifying cross-cutting stigma health-related to features of advance measurement intervention’. and Medicine BMC org/10.1186/s12916-018-1245-x Lecturer(s): Nyblade, L, Stockton, MA, K,Giger, Bond, Ekstrand, V, ML, McLean, R, Mitchell, EMH, Nelson, LRE, Sapag, JC, Siraprapasiri, Turan, J, Wouters, T, E. ‘Stigma in health facilities: it why matters and how can we Medicine BMC change it’. https://doi.org/10.1186/ 17:25 (2019) s12916-019-1256-2 Lecturer(s): Coetzee, JK, Rau, A and (eds.). M Wojciechowska, Title of book: Narrating the Everyday: SouthWindows in Af on Central Life publication: of Place Bloemfontein Publisher: SUN MeDIA ,

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Reason for visit: Present joint seminar Prof(with Heidi Hudson) in CGAS Seminar Series titled Temporality and the Discursive Dynamics of the Rwanda National Action Plans on ‘Women, Peace and Security’ from 2009 and 2018. Visitor: Diana H Madsen Institute Africa Nordic Institution: International visitors Sommerland Nina Visitor: International research collaborations, including co-authored papers Lecturer(s): Engelbrecht, M, Rau, A, Kigozi, G, Janse van Rensburg, A, Masquillier, N, Sommerland, E, Wouters, C, Uebel, K. ‘Waiting to inhale: Factors associated with health care workers’ fears of occupationally acquired BMC Infectious tuberculosis (TB)’. Diseases s12879-019-4115-z Lecturer(s): Janse van Rensburg, A, Khan, R, Fourie, P and Bracke, P. Post- in Healthcare Mental of ‘Politics Politikon Africa’. South apartheid Studies Political of Journal African South (Online). 1470-1014 Wouters, N, Sommerland, Lecturer(s): M, Engelbrecht, A, Rau, C, Masquillier, E, G. Kigozi, Institution: University of Antwerp, Antwerp, of University Institution: Belgium the on Collaboration visit: for Reason andHIV- TB-stigma project. stigma toward colleagues in the health care workforce in South Journal Africa’. of the Association of Nurses, in Care AIDS http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/ 451-461. 30(4): JNC.000000000 0000010

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University of the Free State Lecturer(s): Prof M Engelbrecht and Dr NG Kigozi State University, Emory Institution: University Downstate New York Medical School, University of Maryland, Promundo (USA) Scientific visits – outgoing visits Scientific two on Collaboration visit: for Reason proposals: male engagement (1) in family, sexual and reproductive health; and (2) HIV stigma reduction among adolescents. attendance Conference Lecturer(s): Kigozi NG, Heunis JC, Engelbrecht M Research Health and Population African Center’s Research Networking May) Senegal (15-16 Dakar, Symposium, Presentation: Systematic household contact investigation for tuberculosis in of district metropolitan high-burden a AfricaSouth attendance Conference Lecturer(s): Kigozi NG, Heunis JC, Engelbrecht M 50th Union World Conference on Lung Health, Hyderabad, India November) October-2 (30 Centre for Health Systems Research and Development Research for Health Systems Centre International academic engagements (conference attendance, scientific visits – outgoing) Presentation: Lay health worker household perform to motivation contact tuberculosis investigation in in district metropolitan high-burden a AfricaSouth Visitor: Prof Kiyoshi Umeya Kiyoshi Prof Visitor: Institution: Kobe University, Japan University, Kobe Institution: Reason for visit: Present seminar in CGAS Cosmology titled Series and Seminar Jopadhol of Ontology 70 Faculty of The Humanities Department ofDepartment Criminology 31 October-3 November. Tokyo, in Japan: Education on Conference Asian Exchanges. Virtual International in Voluntary Participating of Benefits and Motivation Students’ African South Rural Classroom: the Outside Learn to Choosing Engelbrecht. Rentia and Breshears Diana Kigali.Rwanda, 21-23 August. Conference, Africa for Zubeida Speak Jaffer, address. keynote 7-11 Madrid. July. Spain, Conference, Media and Communication Researchers International Studies. Communication Colin Chasi. visits –outgoing) attendance, scientific engagements (conference International academic Science Communication of Department Date: 25-28Date: 2019 March Germany Sciences, of Applied University Institution: Hochschule Niederrhein prison and identity processing style’. Topic 2: suffering: ‘Carceral Children in justice’ transitional of amechanism as Commission Reconciliation Truth and African South the of appraisal Topic ‘A 1: critical RPeacock Prof Lecturer: 2019 30 April Date: Justice Criminal Comparative Module: University State Francisco San Institution: lecture) Legislation and Implementation’ (Skype Africa: South in Justice Topic: ‘Criminal Lecturer: Dr M Cronje visits –outgoing) attendance, scientific engagements (conference International academic

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(Los Angeles (Los and a specialist in decolonisation, Annual Conference Annual of th the Victimology Society of Serbia. Serbia. of Society Victimology the ‘Victimisation and diversity: Towards victimology to approach holistic a and victims’ Belgrade: rights’. 28-29 November 2019. International visitors International visitors (incoming) Balme, Prof will visit the department During in 2020. his visit, he will also spend a week in the Department of Drama and Theatre Arts, reviewing our curriculum and giving a address. keynote Community engagement engagement Community on a board, (e.g. service community any voluntary – not necessarily engagement the university) related to Lecturer: Prof R Peacock Chaired as President of the World Society and meetings Executive Victimology of functions. other Place: Dubrovnik May 2019 Date: 19-20 Peacock Robert Prof Lecturer: Board member: Just DetentionBoard member: International Africa) South Peacock Robert Prof Lecturer: Editorial Board member the following of international journals: of journal African The Criminologica: Acta Victimology and Criminology Justice Criminal and Ethnicity of Journal Justice Victim and Victimology of Journal Lecturer: Prof R Peacock Member of the Scientific Committee of the 10 Temida: Serbian journal of Victimology of journal Serbian Temida:

University of the Free State Topic: SpecialTopic: study leave to complete PhD at Ambrose Alli University, Nigeria. Institution: Department of Drama and Theatre Arts(UFS) BloemfonteinPlace: Date: February to 2018 2021 Department of Drama and Theatre Arts Theatre and Drama Department of International studies Kgwasi Obakeng Lecturer: Mr Lecturer: Prof R Peacock Research Line on Human Rights and JusticeTransitional Leuven Institute of Criminology (LINC), Faculty KU Leuven of Law, – University of Leuven, Belgium. Other academic achievements Other academic achievements (e.g. editorships, election on academic association or union) Lecturer: Dr M Cronje M Dr Lecturer: Qualitative ‘A Topic: Exploration of General Repeat Offending Behaviour in South CRIMSA Africa’. International Biennial Conference. Theme: History and Future of Criminology in Africa and the South. Global Place: Polokwane Place: Date: 27-30 August 2019 Date: 27-30 Lecturer: Prof R Peacock ‘VictimologyTopic: in Africa: Towards International CRIMSA horizon’. new a Biennial Conference. Theme: History and Future of Criminology in Africa and the South. Global August 2019 Date: 27-30 Place: Polokwane Place: 72 Faculty of The Humanities watch?v=a45eE-xn7sE https://www.youtube.com/ 2019 Showmax, Platform: Broadcasting International Bas. investigator, the of role the plays Vorster Chris context. African Spreeus Die scientific visits–outgoing) (conference attendance, artistic engagements International academic/ Need New Names’ Bulawayo’s We Noviolet in belonging homes: home, transnationality and of kinds ‘Some article: of Title Motahane NS R; Makombe, O; Nyambi, Lecturer(s): SCOPUS and IBSS Accredited:Yes, Year: 1-20 4 pp: 2019 Vol: 18Issue: AfricanJournal: Studies Quarterly Africa South in Apartheid Bantustans Visual Onomastic of Constructions States’: ‘Black ‘Homelands,’ and Qwaqwa, Seeing ‘Beyond article: of Title R Makombe, Oand Nyambi, Lecturer(s): as Political Impasse.’ Subjectivityjournal the of issue special a planned for review under Feeling,’ Feminist and Rubbish, Rocks, of Archives: ‘Energy review: Under Lecturer(s): Prof Helene Strauss 10.1080/02533952.2019.1619295 45.2 (2019):Gupta, 218-233. DOI: Pamila and Frenkel by Ronit co-edited Post-2012,’Africa South ‘Thinking Social of Dynamics issue journal Form.’ Special Documentary African South Contemporary and Feeling Anachronistic Return: ‘Affective journal): (IBSS/ ISI Published Lecturer(s): Prof Helene Strauss accepted forpublication articles published/ International journal English of Department is a thriller in the true South South true the in athriller is

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International academic academic International (conference engagements scientific attendance, visits – outgoing) Strauss Helene Prof Lecturer(s): Title of paper: ‘From Extraction to Regeneration: of bios, geos and feminist feeling.’ Title of conference: Bard College Berlin, as part of the Faculty Works-In-Progress Series Date: October 22, 2019 International or national: International Nyambi, O Lecturer(s): Title of paper: ‘Through the eyes of a the effectsmum’: of disclosure and moral justice in Cathy Buckle’s epistles of the Zimbabwean land crisis Title of conference: Postcolonial Convention, Annual Association Studies UK Manchester, Date: September 2019 International or national: International Lecturer(s): Nyambi, O soldiers’: beautiful the ‘All paper: of Title testimonial perpetrators, victimised memory remembering and state violence in Hope Deferred: Narratives of Zimbabwean Lives Title of Conference: African Studies Convention, Annual Association Boston, USA Date: November 2019 International or national: International Lecturer(s): Nyambi, O and Makhanya, S Title of paper: ‘Alternative iconographies: recentring memories unconventional in Struggle’ of Lifetime A Tekere’s Title of Conference: Africa Chapter of the Memory Studies Association Inaugural PretoriaConference, Date: November 2019 International or national: National Nyambi, O Lecturer(s): Title of paper: Climate ‘Signs of (and) crisis: the Aesthetics of Wanuri Kahiu’s Ecological Pedagogics Pumzi.’ in Title of conference: Bayreuth International Graduate School of African

e. Invitede. for possible inclusion in Three poems published on (https://www.litnet. www.litnet.co.za co.za/drie-gedigte-deur-hanta- henning/) ‘Shakespearian Pasts,Topic: African Futurities: Entanglements of Memory, Knowledge(s)’ and Temporalities Nature of research or project: International Working Group funded by the Multiple Africa Cluster Excellence, of Bayreuth Academy of Advanced African Studies, Bayreuth University, Germany. Villiers de Rick Dr Lecturer(s): Modernism: Low Topic: Humility and Humiliation in Beckett and Eliot Nature of research or project: Monograph under contract with Edinburgh University Press Makombe Rodwell Lecturer(s): InterracialTopic: Adoption Narratives in South Africa: Adoptive Parents’ Search Belonging for Nature of research project: Monograph Ongoing Creative Outputs Creative Henning JG Lecturer(s): research New and current Strauss Helene Prof Lecturer(s): BookTopic: Feeling titled Wayward in Contemporary South Visual African Cultur the ‘African and Diasporic Cultural Studies Book Series,’ University of Press. Toronto Nature of research or project: Nyambi, O Lecturer(s): CulturalTopic: texts of resistance in Zimbabwe Nature of research or project: Book project Henning JG Lecturer(s): Nature of research or project: PhD thesis Manase Irikidzayi Lecturer: SouthTopic: African Futures: Imaginings, Multiplicities their and Routes Cultures,

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Postgraduate supervision: Postgraduate Thefollowing studentssubmitted their examination. for dissertations Supervisory committee: Shirley Prof Prof HeleneAnn Tate, Strauss, Dr Munene Mwaniki Reenen van Dionne Student: First year of registration: 2016 MA or PhD: PhD – Graduating December 2019 Title: Performing the Erotic: (Re) presenting the Body in Popular Culture HeleneSupervisor: Prof Strauss DrCo-supervisor: Mariza Brooks Student: Lorette Marais First year of registration: 2016 MA or PhD: MA Title: The WorkerCare in Three Contemporary Visual Cultural Texts Co-supervisor: Dr CL du Plessis Drennan LM Student: First year of registration: 2017 PhD: Defensibility and accountability: justifiable theoretically a developing academic writing intervention for students at tertiary level

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Prof JE Spittler: of Professor Associate Virginia Studies, University of Religious Williams: HHD Prof of New Testament, Evangelische Belgium Faculteit,Leuven, Theologische Title of book: A Guide Bible to Translation: Topics and Languages, People, Place of publication: Swindon, UK Societies Bible United Publisher: Lecturer: Marlie van Rooyen, Cynthia L Naudé A Jacobus and Miller-Naudé, ‘Media and Translation’ Title chapter: of Title of book: A Guide Bible to Translation: Top and Languages, People, Place of publication: Swindon, UK Societies Bible United Publisher: Lecturer: Jacobus A Naudé and Cynthia L Miller-Naudé Title of chapter: ‘Alterity in Bible Translation’ Title of book: A Guide Bible to Translation: Topics and Languages, People, Place of publication: Swindon, UK Societies Bible United Publisher: Lecturer: Jacobus A Naudé and Cynthia L Miller-Naudé Title in of Bible chapter: ‘Agency Translation’ Title of book: A Guide Bible to Translation: Topics and Languages, People, Place of publication: Swindon, UK Societies Bible United Publisher: Lecturer: Jacobus A Naudé and Cynthia L Miller-Naudé Stefanus Jacobus ‘Rev Title chapter: of du Toit’ Title of book: A Guide Bible to Translation: Topics and Languages, People, Place of publication: Swindon, UK Societies Bible United Publisher: Lecturer: Marlie van Rooyen, Cynthia L Naudé A Jacobus and Miller-Naudé, Translation’ ‘Audiovisual Title chapter: of

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University of the Free State Place of publication: London publication: of Place Title and of book: Text Scribal Practice, Canon in in the Dead Essays Sea Scrolls: Memory Flint of Peter Place of publication: Leiden Brill Publisher: Lecturer: Jacobus A Naudé and Cynthia L Miller-Naudé Title of chapter: ‘Theology and Ideology in the Metatexts of Bible Translations in Muslim Contexts: A Case Study’ Title of book: and Ancient Modern Texts Readers: Studies in Ancient Hebrew Translation Bible and Linguistics International books or or International books chapters in books Lecturer: Kevin D Chau Blending ‘Conceptual Title chapter: of God’s Apocalypticin Joel 2:1-11: Storm- Locust-Warriors’ TitleClark Handbook of book:T&T The of Hermeneutics Biblical American Asian Bloomsbury Publisher: Lecturers: Jacobus A Naudé, Cynthia L Wilson J Daniel and Miller-Naudé, Title of chapter: ‘Trajectories of Diachronic Change in Qumran Hebrew: Evidence from the Negative Existential in Position’ Post-Predicate Place of publication: Leiden Brill Publisher: Lecturer: Jacobus A Naudé and Cynthia L Miller-Naudé Writings ‘Sacred chapter: of Title andTranslations Their as Complex Phenomena: The Book of Ben Sira in the Septuagint as a Case in Point’ Title of book: Complexity Department of Hebrew Department of International research fellows International Dr B Edelmann-Singer: University of Regensburg / LMU Munich, Germany Classics, Prof of BE Goff: Professor University of Reading, UK 78 Faculty of The Humanities University of TorontoUniversity (Canada) 2019 April Date: paper) (invited Sira Ben and Scrolls Sea Dead the of Hebrew the on Symposium International Ninth conference: of Title Hebrew’ Qumran in Quantification inConstructions Title of paper: ‘Negative Polarity Jacobus A Naudé Lecturer(s): Cynthia L Miller-Naudé and Washington, (USA) DC Catholic University of America, 2019 March Date: lecture public Invited conference: of Title Translation Bible English of Age Great plainly’: The you to speak must ‘I paper: of Title Lecturer(s): A Naudé Jacobus Washington, (USA) DC Catholic University of America, 2019 March Date: (invited Lecture Memorial lecture) Hyvernat 8th conference: of Title Hebrew’ in Biblical Structures Their and Edges ‘Sentential paper: of Title Lecturer(s): Cynthia L Miller-Naudé Texas (USA) University,Dallas International Dallas, 2019 October Date: (Bible Translation) 2019 BT conference: of Title Sesotho’ in 23 Psalm of case The translation: Bible performative in addressee of shift ‘The paper: of Title Lecturer(s): Tshokolo J Makutoane (USA) Diego, California San 2019 November Date: Section’ Poetry Hebrew ‘Biblical and Seminar’ Hebrew Biblical and ‘Linguistics of session joint to lecture invited Literature; Biblical of Society conference: of Title Cognitive Linguistics’ and Syntax, Jakobson, Roman Parallelism: Poetic and ‘Linguistics paper: of Title Lecturer(s): Kevin D Chau visits –outgoing) attendance, scientific engagements (conference International academic

Date: June 2019 June Date: International University Dallas Symposium: conference: of Title 2020’Translation] Direkte Afrikaans New Vertali the of Semiotics ‘The paper: of Title L Miller-Naudé Cynthia and ANaudé Jacobus Lecturer(s): (USA)Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin, of University 2019 April Date: of Wisconsin-Madison University Colloquium, Linguistics Historical lecture. Invited conference: of Title Position’ Predicate Post- in Existential Negative the from Evidence Hebrew: Qumran in Change Diachronic of ‘Trajectories paper: of Title L Miller-Naudé Cynthia and ANaudé Jacobus Lecturer(s): University Stellenbosch 2019 September Date: Translation Studies for Society European conference: of Title Point’ in Case Vertaling Direkte Afrikaans The Re-translations: Bible Century Twenty-first in Alterity and Theology of Semiotics ‘The paper: of Title L Miller-Naudé Cynthia and ANaudé Jacobus Lecturer(s): (UK) Cambridge Cambridge, of University 2019 July Date: and Linguistics Philology in Perspectives New Hebrew: Rabbinic and Hebrew Biblical conference: of Title Hebrew’ in Biblical Dislocations Title of paper: ‘Differentiating Left Jacobus A Naudé Lecturer(s): Cynthia L Miller-Naudé and Pontifical Biblical institute, Rome (Italy) 2019 July Date: Section Linguistics and Language Greek Hellenistic Literature, of Biblical Society International conference: of Title Greek’ New in Testament aQuantifier as πας of Patterns ‘Syntactic paper: of Title Jacobus A Naudé Lecturer(s): Cynthia L Miller-Naudé and [Direct Translation] 2020 Translation] a as [Direct

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International staff mobility Dr J McDonald is involved with the project called Manuscripts ‘Livingstone’s in Zambia’ which falls under the Livingstone Online project, international, an collaborative project based at the University Nebraska-Lincoln, USA. of International agreements International MOU with Palm Beach Atlantic University progress in (USA) International visitors Williams N Regennia Prof Visitor: Founder and Director: The Center for the Study ofReligion and Spirituality in the History of Africa and the Diaspora (RASHAD) and Editor in Chief of the Journal and of Traditions Beliefs College, Montgomery Institution: Maryland, USA Reason for visit: Resident Lecturer on the Qwaqwa Campus from 9 July to 21 August on a Fulbright-sponsored visit. She co-presented HIST3728 (Oral History) with Dr J McDonald. Date: 9 July to 21 August 2019 Prof Williams presented at the Humanities SeminarSeries on the Qwaqwa Campus on 8 August 2019. She also presented a paper on the Bloemfontein Campus, titled: ‘Race, Religion, and Reconciliation: Academic Initiatives, Leadership Development, and Social Change’ on August 16 2019

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Date: 24-26 OctoberDate: 24-26 2019 Lecturer: Dr V Kumalo Dr Kumalo attended the pre-conference writing workshop organised the by StudiesAfrican Rev Lecturer: Dr V Kumalo Title of paper: ‘African Education and Land Rights on the Rand: The independent African missionary schools and Court the Tsewu Case’ Reason for visit: Presenting a paper Multidisciplinaryat International Conference organised the by African Studies Professional Association, United States International University Africa, Nairobi, Kenya. were papers participants’ workshop, The publication. possible for tailored Monetary the at held was workshop Institute, Nairobi, Kenya. Date: 23 October 2019. Lecturer: Dr C Twala conductedDr Twala research at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Research was also conducted at the Center for the Study of Political Graphics in Los (CSPG) Angeles. Date: July 16 to September 28 2019 Lecturer: Prof A Wessels Prof Wessels was invited the by School of Humanities and Social Sciences to visit the University of New South Wales, Australia.Sydney, He also conducted research at the Northern Territory Library Australia.in Date: 4 August to 17 August 2019 18-20 September18-20 2019 International visitors visitors International (incoming) – Jonathan GrenzProf (USA) 2019 May 13-16 ChristianeProf Nord

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Faculty of The Humanities es Early Years: An International Years: Early Journal Research of Journal American Sexuality Education Sex Education: Sexuality, Learning and Society Journal in of Research Education Childhood Studi Gender of Journal ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The co-author, Dr Nkosinothando Mpofu, is a senior lecturer in the Department of Communication Studies: Namibia University of Science andTechnology Lecturer: Emmanuel Mayeza served as a peer reviewer for the following international journals: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ International research International research collaborations, including co-authored papers International visits and collaborations with colleagues at the University of Haifa, Israel and the University of Belgium. Namur, Staff members attended the International Conference of the World Federation of the Deaf in Paris, France (July 2019). (Theme: Sign Language Rights for All). , 17(1):1–19.

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Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences

Internationalisation activities

Report prepared by the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences. The following internationalisation activities transpired within the respective NAS departments for the 2019 academic year:

Department of Architecture

Partnership engagement / Prof Noble travelled to Adelaide, Research collaborations student and staff mobility Australia, where he attended the Practice Research Symposium. Peters, WH. 2019. Die Planstadt Prof Gerhard Bosman presented a lecture The symposium provided the Graaff-Reinet von 1785 im Grossen Karoo at and participated in the ReedCob opportunity to strengthen in Suedafrika und die Typologie des international summer workshop international research contacts and Karoohuis. In: Onnen, E and Spohn, T (Eds) at the FCT/UNL Caparica Campus secure international examiners for Die neuen Haeuser in den neuen Staedten Almada in Portugal from 22 to 27 July. the new PhD with Design degree und Doerfern. Neuerungen im Hausbau Prof Bosman also presented at the programme at the UFS. unter dem Einfluss der Landesherren DAKAM conference in Istanbul. und ihrer Baumeister zwischen 1650 und The Earth Unit continued with 1830. Arbeitskreis für Hausforschung, Prof Gini Lee from the University of responsibilities as a UNESCO Band 69. Melbourne, Australia, was a guest Earth Architecture member by lecturer and critic at one of the participating in the scientific Bosman, G. 2019. New perspective PhD with Design symposia in 2019. committees of international towards social acceptability of earth- She is an important research contact conferences hosted by UNESCO constructed buildings, IV International and potential future PhD examiner. partners. City Planning and Urban Design Conference CPUD’19 Conference Proceedings DAKAM (Eastern

Mediterranean Academic Research Natural and Agricultural Sciences Center), 14 June 2019.

Name/designation of author

Prof Jonathan Noble, ADH Architecture

Internationalisation Report 2019 93 Centre for Environmental Management

Receiving foreign delegations Ms Alina Treffield visited the centre during October and November 2018 for an During August 2019, Falko Buschke internship as part of her master’s studies hosted Prof Bram Vanschoenwinkel at the TU Dresden, Germany. Dr Dirk and Ms Nele Moreels from the Vrije Jungmann (TU Dresden) is her supervisor Universiteit Brussel, Belgium. Ms Moreels in Germany and Mrs Marinda Avenant is doing her master’s on the landscape her host supervisor at the centre. Her ecology of the Eastern Free State. research topic is The impact of different river systems on the concentration of herbicides during dry season.

International conference attendance and papers presented by academics

Avenant, MF. 2019. The role of fish in a suite of indicators for assessing the environmental water requirements of non-perennial rivers: Case studies from South Africa. Paper presented at the 22nd International River Symposium. 20–24 October 2019. Brisbane, Australia.

Avenant, N, Smit, N and Du Plessis, J. 2019. Changes in small mammal community structure following open-

Natural and Agricultural Sciences cast mining in central South Africa: an indicator of ecosystem integrity? Paper presented at the 13th African Small Te Centre for Environmental Mammal Symposium (ASMS). 16–21 Management, in collaboration with September 2019. Mekelle, Ethiopia. the Technical University of Dresden, presented a Summer School on Aquatic Biomonitoring during the last week of March 2019. The summer school, attended by 66 participants from various SADC countries, was funded by the Volkswagen Foundation (Germany). The funding allowed us to sponsor 28 full- time postgraduate students to attend the week-long programme. The programme covered a range of topics, from hydrology and catchment land use to biomonitoring in arid environments and included the perspectives of presenters from both Germany and Southern Africa (various institutions from SA, as well as Lesotho, Namibia, Zambia, and Swaziland). The group also visited Mokala National Park (Northern Cape) for a field excursion.

94 University of the Free State Bergman, DL, Avenant, N, Schutte, F and Pinceel, T, Thoré, E, Phillippe, C and Falko Buschke leads an international Bodenchuk, MJ. 2019. Providing education Brendonck, L. 2019. African killifish as working group studying the effect of to enhance wildlife conservation in model organisms in aquatic sciences. random ecological fluctuations on South Africa through the first wildlife Paper presented at the ASLO 2019 Aquatic biodiversity indicators. This collaboration school for game ranchers – a grassroots Sciences Meeting. 23 February-2 March is between UFS, The Organisation for effort by government authorised 2019. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Tropical Studies (South Africa), the conservationists. Paper presented at Gothenburg University (Sweden) and the Thoré, E, Steenaerts, L, Philippe, C, the 18th Wildlife Damage Management Italian National Research Council (Italy) Brendonck, L and Pinceel, T. 2019. Conference. 25–27 March 2019. Turquoise killifish (Nothobranchius Starkville Mississippi, USA. furzeri) as a new model organism International journal or Buschke, F. 2019. Mountains and rocky in behavioural ecotoxicology. Paper book publications outcrops as ecological refugia in a high presented at the 8th Young Environmental biodiversity agriculture landscape. Scientists Meeting (YES2019). 5-10 Atangana, E. 2019. Adsorption of Paper presented at the 29th international February 2019. Ghent, Belgium. Zn (II) and Pb (II) ions from aqueous Congress for Conservation Biology solution using chitosan cross-linked Thoré, E, Steenaerts, L, Philippe, C, (ICCB 2019). 21–25 July 2019. Kuala formaldehyde adsorbent to protect the Brendonck, L and Pinceel, T. 2019. Lumpur, Malaysia. environment. Journal of Polymers and Turquoise killifish (Nothobranchius the Environment 27(10): 2281-2291. doi: Ganem, G, Dufour, CM-S, Avenant, NL, furzeri) as a new model organism 10.1007/s10924-019-01523-x Kotze, L and Pillay, N. 2019. An update in behavioural ecotoxicology. Paper on Rhabdomys sp. distribution, ecology presented at the Setac Europe 29th Atangana, E and Chiweshe, TT. and behavioural characteristics. Paper annual meeting. 26-30 May 2019. 2019. Metal Adsorbance in Abattoir presented at the 13th African Small Helsinki, Finland. Wastewater Using Cross-Linked Chitosan Mammal Symposium (ASMS). 16-21 Derivatives. Journal of Polymers and September 2019. Mekelle, Ethiopia. the Environment 27(11): 2624–2636. International research doi: 10.1007/s10924-019-01548-2 Kemp, M. 2019. Exploring the contracts dendroecological potential of riparian Atangana, E. 2019. New insight kinetic Poplar trees, Caledon River, South Africa. Falko Buschke received a South Initiative modelling: Models above classical Paper presented at the Eurodendro 2019 bilateral grant for 2019-2020 from chemical mechanic. Chaos, Solitons Conference. 9-13 September 2019. Brno, the Flemish Interuniversity Council & Fractals 128: 16-24. doi: 10.1016/j. Czech Republic. (VLIR-UOS). The grant (€68,784) is in chaos.2019.07.013 collaboration with the Vrije Universiteit Buschke, FT, Brownlie, S and Manuel, Ololade, OO and Bonokwane, LP. 2019. Brussels, Belgium and is for project J. 2019. The conservation costs and Factors that influence smallholder SERIAL (Socio-ecological Resilience in economic benefits of using biodiversity farmers’ willingness to adopt a Agricultural Landscapes). biodigester technology: a South African offsets to meet international targets case study. Paper presented at the 2nd Falko Buschke collaborated on the for protected area expansion. International Conference on Energy and bilateral project on the socio-ecological Oryx 53(4): 732-740. doi: 10.1017/ Social. 28-31 May 2019. Arizona State resilience of agricultural landscapes S0030605317001521 (SERIAL) in the Free State, with the Virje University, Phoenix, USA. Buschke, FT, Botts, EA and Sinclair, SP. Universiteit Brussel, Belgium. The project 2019. Post-normal conservation science Natural and Agricultural Sciences Orimoloye, IR and Ololade, OO. is funded by the Flemish Interuniversity fills the space between research, policy, 2019. Global trends assessment of Council (VLIR-UOS) South Initiative Grant and implementation. Conservation environmental health degradation to the UFS. studies from 1990 to 2018. Paper Science and Practice 1(9): 1-9 (article nr presented at the 4th World Academy Falko Buschke is part of a team e73). doi: 10.1111/csp2.73 monitoring the biodiversity of temporary of Sciences (TWAS)-Young Affiliates Buschke, FT and Sinclair, SP. 2019. wetlands in Karingani Private Nature Network (TYAN) International Thematic Adding ecological and evolutionary Research in Mozambique. The team is Workshop and 1st African Symposium. processes to restoration biodiversity made up of researchers from UFS, KU 10-14 June 2019. Akure, Nigeria. offset models using neutral theory. Leuven (Belgium) and Universidade Diversity and Distributions 25(9): 1351- Eduardo Mondlane (Mozambique). Project 1361. doi: 10.1111/ddi.12943 partly funded by a grant by the Flemish Interuniversity Council (VLIR-UOS) South Initiative Grant to the KU Leuven.

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96 University of the Free State ,Ololade, OO, Mavimbela, S, Oke, SA Schifmann, C, Clauss, M, Hoby, S and Makhadi, R. 2019. Impact of Codron, D and Hatt, J-M. 2019. Body Leachate from Northern Landfill Site in Condition Scores (BCS) in European Bloemfontein on Water and Soil Quality: zoo elephants’ (Loxodonta africana Implications for Water and Food Security. and Elephas maximus) lifetimes – a Sustainability 11(15): 1-19 (Article nr 4238). longitudinal analysis. Journal of Zoo and doi: 10.3390/su11154238 Aquarium Research 7(2): 74-86. doi: 10.19227/jzar.v7i2.375 Orimoloye, IR, Ololade, OO, Mazinyo, SP, Toerien, DF. 2019. The Demographic- Kalumba, AM, Ekundayo, OY, Busayo, ET, Scott, L, Van Aardt, AC, Brink, JS, Toffolo, Socioeconomic-Entrepreneurial Nexus Akinsanola, AA and Nel, W. 2019. Spatial MB, Ochando, J and Carrión, JS. 2019. of Towns in a South African Biosphere assessment of drought severity in Cape Palynology of Middle Stone Age spring Reserve. In: JA Daniels (Ed). Advances in Town area, South Africa. Heliyon 5(7): deposits in grassland at the Florisbad environmental research. Volume 67. Nova 1-11 (article nr e02148). doi: 10.1016/j. hominin site, South Africa. Review of Science Publishers INC., USA. pp. 171-224 heliyon.2019.e02148 Palaeobotany and Palynology 265: 13-26. (237). ISBN: 978-1-53615-009-4 doi: 10.1016/j.revpalbo.2019.02.009 Paine, OC, Leichliter, JN, Avenant, N, Toerien, DF and Wessels, J. 2019. Local Codron, D, Lawrence, A and Sponheimer, Tfwala, CM, Van Rensburg, LD, Bello, ZA economic development theory and M. 2019. The ecomorphology of Southern and Zietsman, PC. 2019. Laboratory vs. practice in South Africa: Forcing square African rodent incisors: Potential Field Calibration of HydraSCOUT Probes pegs into round holes? In: D Dirksen (Ed). applications to the hominin fossil record. for Soil Water Measurement. Pedosphere The power of entrepreneurship. Nova PloS one 14(2): 1-12 (article nr e0205476). 29(1): 132-136. doi: .1016/S1002- Science Publishers INC., USA. pp. 121-161 doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0205476 0160(18)60060-8 (304). ISBN: 978-1-53615-114-5

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Internationalisation Report 2019 97 International research visits In November 2019, Falko Buschke visited Belgium to work on his collaborative During March 2019, Falko Buschke projects with researchers at the Vrije visited the Karingani Nature Reserve in Universiteit Brussels and the KU Leuven. Mozambique for fieldwork as part of a collaborative project on the biodiversity in temporary aquatic habitats. This International training project is in collaboration with KU Marthie Kemp attended the 30th Leuven, Belgium, and Eduardo Mondlane European Dendroecologial Fieldweek in University, Mozambique. Pec pod Snezkou, Czech Republic, from While in the USA during May-June 2019, 1 to 8 September 2019. Methods of field Dr Shola Ololade (senior lecturer) sampling, sample preparation, visual and visited the Texas A&M University in statistical cross-dating, data production San Antonio to establish collaboration of tree rings, and image analysis were with Profs Burak Güneralp (researcher some of the themes presented. in environmental sustainability) and Anthony Fillipi (application of remote Name/designation of author sensing and GIS) from the Department of Geography, College of Geosciences at Prof Paul Oberholster A&M University. Natural and Agricultural Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Official delegations ■■ Prof Roger Alberto, ■■ Prof Dr Heinrich Lang from the University of Zürich Institut für Chemie, Lehrstuhl für During 2019, the department hosted the Anorganische Chemie, Technische ■■ Dr Benjamin Probst, following international visitors: Universität Chemnitz (Germany) University of Zürich visited us between 30 September and ■■ Prof Jiří Ludvík from the Heyrovský ■■ Mr Peter Muller, University of Zürich 12 October 2019. Institute of Physical Chemistry, Czech Republic ■■ Mr Nicola Weder, University of Zürich ■■ Prof Hans Niemantsverdriet from Syngaschem, Eindhoven University of ■■ Prof Gunther Wittstock from the ■■ Mr Daniel Hernandez Valdez, Technology, the Netherlands, will visit Carl von Ossietzky University of University of Zürich us from 13 to 16 November 2019. Oldenburg, Germany ■■ Mr Robin Bolliger, University of Zürich ■■ Prof Irena Hoskovcová, University of ■■ Dr Ruben Drost from Bosch Abrasives, Chemistry and Technology, Prague, Frauenfeld, Switzerland Czech Republic

98 University of the Free State Partnership engagement / Dr Alice Brink conducted research at student and staff mobility the University of Manchester, UK during June 2019. Academics attended and presented Prof Andreas Roodt spent two periods of papers at the following international two weeks each in July and Sept 2019 at conferences: the University of Zürich on a collaborative HYMA 2019 from 11 to 15 March, Sitges, research project with Prof R Alberto. Spain. Poster: Ligand exchanged nano- Prof Roodt was an invited honorary ZIF-8 with enhanced CO2 adsorption. lecturer at the HTCC 4 – Hot Topics The 70th Annual Meeting of the in Contemporary Crystallography in International Society of Electrochemistry Best poster prize for Nandi Mateyise (left) Dubrovnik, Croatia, Oct 2019, and (http://www.ise-online.org/), held in and Emmie Chiyindiko at the 70th Annual received honorary membership from the Durban from 4 to 9 August 2019, was Meeting of the International Society of Croation Crystallographic Society. attended by Prof Jeanet Conradie and Electrochemistry. Prof Jeanet Conradie and five of her five of her students (Deidre van der students (Deidre van der Westhuizen, Westhuizen, Nandi Mateyise, Emmie Prof Jeanet Conradie paid a research visit Nandi Mateyise, Emmie Chiyindiko and Chiyindiko and Tankiso Ngake, and Dr to the Arctic University of Norway (UiT) Tankiso Ngake, photo below) and Dr Adebayo Azeez Adeniyi (postdoctoral during Sept and Oct 2019. Adebayo Azeez Adeniyi (postdoctoral fellow of Prof Conradie). Research group from the University of fellow of Prof Conradie). Five lectures Prof Jeanet Conradie presented a lecture Zurich to attend the 2nd Symposium on and seven posters were presented by and a poster at the 1st International Reaction Mechanisms. the UFS delegates at the ISE conference. Conference on Noncovalent Interactions, Two students won poster prizes for the MSc Chemistry student FJF Jacobs 2–6 September 2019, Lisbon, Portugal. best poster presented in Symposium 14, was awarded a bursary to attend the https://icni2019.eventos.chemistry.pt/ Molecular Electrochemistry. HTCC 4 – Hot Topics in Contemporary Prof Jeanet Conradie paid a research Crystallography in Dubrovnik, Croatia, visit to the University of Tromsø (UIT) in Oct 2019. New agreements Norway during April and May 2019. The following international postdoctoral fellows are hosted by the department:

■■ Dr Suresh Mutyala from India to arrive at the end of 2019

■■ Dr Adebayo A Adeniyi from Nigeria (2017–2019), research fellow from 1 Oct 2019

■■ Dr Alhadji Malloum from Ethiopia (2019– current)

■■ Dr Kovo Godvrey Akpomie from Natural and Agricultural Sciences Nigeria (2019– current)

■■ Dr Manish Sinha, India

■■ Dr Blenerhassit Edward Buitendach, South Africa

The following are international The opening of the FreeStatePhyChem Symposium was attended by, (from the left) Prof Walter research contracts: Purcell (Head of Chemistry, UFS), Prof Gunther Wittstock (Carl von Ossietzky University of ■■ Collaborative contract with Prof Hans Oldenburg, Germany), Prof Irena Hoskovcová (University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague, Czech Republic), Prof Jiří Ludvík (Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry, Czech Republic), Niemantsverdriet of Syngaschem BV, Prof Corli Witthuhn (Vice-Rector: Research, Innovation and Internationalisation, UFS), and Prof the Netherlands Danie Vermeulen (Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, UFS).

Internationalisation Report 2019 99 ■■ Prof Abhik Ghosh (University of ■■ Prof Karl M Kadish (University of The following are some of the international Tromsø, Norway) Houston, Texas, United States) journal or book publications:

■■ Prof Irena Hoskovcová (University of ■■ Dr Jean Jules Fifen (University of Dennis, CR, Potgieter, IM, Langner, Chemistry and Technology Prague, Ngaoundéré, Cameroon) EHG, Fourie, E and Swarts, JC. 2019. Czech) Transition Metal Chemistry 44: 161. ■■ Prof Samar Hasnain (University of ■■ Prof Penny Brothers (University of Liverpool, UK) Tsai, C-W, Langner, EHG and Harris, RA. Auckland, New Zealand) 2019. Microporous and Mesoporous ■■ Dr Adebayo A Adeniyi from Nigeria Materials, 288: 109613. ■■ Prof JH Potgieter (Wits and (2017–2019) from 1 Oct 2019 Manchester Metropolitan University, ■■ Dr Alhadji Malloum from Ethiopia Manchester, UK) (2019–current) Name/designation of author ■■ Prof Claude P Gros (University of ■■ Dr Kovo Godvrey Akpomie from Prof Walter Purcell ADH Chemistry Burgundy, Dijon, France) Nigeria (2019–current) Natural and Agricultural Sciences

Prof Jeanet Conradie presented a lecture Prof Jeanet Conradie with Dr Espen Tangen Dr Langner from Physical Chemistry and a poster at the 1st International during a research visit to the University of displaying his poster at HYMA 2019, 11–15 Conference on Noncovalent Interactions, Tromsø (UIT) in Norway during April and March, Sitges, Spain. 2–6 September 2019, Lisbon, Portugal. May 2019. https://icni2019.eventos.chemistry.pt/

Prof Jeanet Conradie and her students: Deidre van der Westhuizen, Nandi Mateyise, Prof Prof Jeanet Conradie paid a research visit to Jeanet Conradie, Emmie Chiyindiko, and Tankiso Ngake at the 70th Annual Meeting of the the UiT (Arctic University of Norway) during International Society of Electrochemistry. Sept and Oct 2019.

100 University of the Free State Department of Computer Science and Informatics

Dr Ruth Wario co-authored a paper NRF RATING RATING Academic engagements presented at the IST-Africa 2019 Prof T Stott Y2 Prof Pieter Blignaut co-authored a paper conference presented in Nairobi, Kenya, Prof P Kogeda Y2 presented at the European Conference during May 2019. of Eye Movements (ECEM), 18–22 August Partnership engagement/ 2019, Alicante Spain. student and staff mobility Research collaborations Dr Lizette de Wet presented a full The Department of Computer Science research paper at AHFE 2019 – 10th Dr Eduan Kotzé is working with Prof and Informatics co-hosted two International Conference on Applied Walter Daelemans of the Computational visiting students from the Hochschule Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE Linguistics & Psycholinguistics (CLiPS) Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of 2019) and the Affiliated Conferences held research centre at the University of Applied Sciences in Germany with the in Washington DC, USA, during July 2019. Antwerp, Belgium. They are jointly Department of Agricultural Economics for working on a natural language processing Dr Wynand Nel presented a paper at three months. Both students were part of (NLP) research project investigating CHIRA 2019 in Vienna, Austria (CHIRA: the IT-Agriculture joint venture in Applied methods and algorithms to automatically Computer Human Interaction Research Informatics. detect abusive online language and and Applications) during September 2019. violent events in South Africa. Dr Oluwafemi Oriola commenced his Prof Paul Kogeda co-authored a postdoctoral training in April 2019 under Dr Eduan Kotzé and Prof Paul Kogeda paper that will be presented at the the supervision of Dr Eduan Kotzé. He will visited the Appalachian State University 11th EAI International Conference on be working on Hate Speech Detection (USA) in September and October 2019 e-Infrastructure and e-Services for in the South African Context using as part of the University Capacity Developing Countries, held in Porto- Machine Learning Techniques as part of Development Programme’s US-SA Higher Novo, Benin, during December 2019. the Natural Language Processing (NLP) Education Network and the University research group. Dr Ruth Wario co-authored a paper Staff Doctorate Programme (USDP). Dr presented at the International Conference Kotzé and Prof Kogeda are promoters Dr Andronicus Akinyelu commenced on Human Computer Interaction held in for two USDP fellows in our department, his postdoctoral training in 2018 under Florida, USA, during July 2019. Gavin Dollman and Adebola Musa. the supervision of Prof Pieter Blignaut. They are working on the use of machine- Dr Ruth Wario co-authored a paper Prof Paul Kogeda visited the Strathmore learning techniques to calibrate presented at the International Conference University in Kenya from 19 to 25 eye trackers. on Information and Communication September 2019 to attend a meeting on a Technology for Development for Africa collaborative project between the South Dr Silas Verkijika did his postdoctoral (ICT4DA 2019), held in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, African and Kenyan project teams. training under the supervision of during May 2019. Dr Lizette de Wet from 2017 until September 2019. Co-authored papers

Prof Pieter Blignaut is working in Agreements and collaboration with Prof Kenneth Natural and Agricultural Sciences new agreements Holmqvist, University of Regensburg, Germany, on the data quality of eye The department will continue the trackers. They published a paper on the relationships mentioned under smallest eye movements that an eye International research collaborations. tracker is capable of picking up. Prof Pieter Blignaut has been appointed Holmqvist, K and Blignaut, P. 2019. as associate editor of the International Small eye movements cannot be reliably Journal of Eye Movement Research. measured by video-based P-CR Eye Dr Silas Verkijika attaching the BCI to the trackers. Behaviour research methods. participant’s head. Accepted for publication.

Internationalisation Report 2019 101 Name/designation of author

Dr Eduan Kotzé

Pictured from the left, are: Dr Jesse Lutabingwa, Associate Vice-Chancellor of International Education and Development at the Appalachian State University, Director of International Research and Development in Appalachian’s OIED, and Professor of Public Administration in the Department of Government and Justice Studies; scholars Adebola Musa, Grey Magaiza, Dr W Nel at the Vienna Stanslous Zindiye, Gavin Dollman, and Nomcebo Dhlamini; and Dr Geofrey Mukwada, USDP University of Technology. Director and Associate Professor in the UFS Department of Geography. photo by chase reynolds

Department of Engineering Sciences

Academic engagements Consultations undertaken and use data to identify energy

Natural and Agricultural Sciences improvement opportunities in a Louis Lagrange has attended an Networked and consulted with many university environment. Follow up and international training course, Certified different people. The following four were visit in 2020 before next AEE Conference Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP), identified for future follow-up: is considered. Linked to the UFS wrote the international examination, and Green Building Index as well as Green Strathmore University in Nairobi, Kenya, passed with 82%. on collaboration with the development Manufacturing Index research project. of a full engineering degree; email Sol Haroon, Director of Renewables and Strategic perspectives communication has already commenced, Training at Georgia Tech, on the Kendeda considering a possible follow-up visit Building for Innovative Sustainable Engineering Sciences is currently in 2020. Design that complies with the Living establishing itself as a role player in Ashley Williams, Director of Curriculum Building Standards Challenge 3.1. Linked energy-efficiency research, but so and Certification at the Texas Energy to the UFS Green Building Index and High- far has no international networks and Managers Association – the development performance Materials research projects. collaboration. EnSci needs to establish and integration of curricula for energy networks by attending relevant Additional consultation for opportunities: management programmes in a society. international conferences, identifying Follow up and visit in 2020 before next Initial discussions with Dr Nazmiye current research thrusts and universities AEE Conference is considered. Linked Ozkan, Senior lecturer in Energy involved, determining exactly where to curriculum development for BEng Economics and Head of the Centre for research-needs niche areas exist, and at the UFS, as well as the UFS U-Teach Energy Systems and Strategy at Cranfield establishing relationships. community project. University in England, and Prof Lochner Marais, UFS Centre for Development Thomas Lanzilotta, Campus Sustainability Support, on collaboration through the and Energy Manager at Stony Brook European Union Horizon 2020 project on University, on how to collect, display, the effect of renewable energy projects

102 University of the Free State on communities. Follow-up meeting Identified new Phase Change Material Recommendations with Prof Marais planned during October (PCM) technologies to consider and test in 2019. Engineering Sciences opened the current High-performance Materials Possible attendance of conferences to communication and possible visits Research project. build relationships and networks in the between Cranfield and the Concentrated energy-efficiency and high-performance Identified several relevant future Solar Plant in Kathu. materials areas. conferences focusing on energy-efficient materials to become involved in what Implications relates to the current Engineering Name/designation of author Sciences research focus. Identified universities where energy Louis Lagrange ADH Engineering Sciences management results and saving have been proven, and where green buildings have been erected.

Department of Mathematical Statistics and Actuarial Science

Official delegations Dr Blasi and Dr Michael von Maltitz from Partnership engagement/ the UFS Department of Mathematical student and staff mobility From 23 to 29 April, the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Sciences are Mathematical Statistics and Actuarial the supervisors of Ms Trudie Strauss, a Prof Robert Schall attended the 4th Sciences hosted Dr Damián Blasi, PhD student in Mathematical Statistics Biosimilars Forum in Budapest, Hungary, a postdoctoral researcher at the and a German lecturer in the Faculty of between 17 and 18 October 2019 and Comparative Linguistics Department and the Humanities. This interdisciplinary presented an invited workshop on the Psycholinguistics Laboratory at the PhD project involves the investigation ‘Robust methods for assessment University of Zürich. At first glance, one of the structure of word frequency of average and scaled average might think that there might have been distributions in the world’s languages. Dr bioequivalence’. some mix-up between linguistics and Blasi introduced his research interests Prof Beirlant visited the department statistics, but this is exactly Dr Blasi’s to the other students in the Department from February to April. During this time, field of expertise – the application of of Mathematical Statistics and Actuarial Dr Andrehette Verter, Prof Jan Beirlant, statistical methods and data science Sciences and his presentation was met and Prof Gaonyalelwe Maribe worked to investigate the nature of human with great enthusiasm. on a paper that is currently under language. We are grateful for the funding obtained review. During Prof Breilant’s visit, the Dr Blasi is also an external affiliate of the from the Central Research Fund in the department held an Extreme Value Department of Linguistic and Cultural Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sci- workshop with Prof Tertius de Wet and Evolution at the Max Planck Institute for ences. With the support of the CRF, we Prof Sven Buitendach from Stellenbosch the Science of Human History in Jena, were able to fund Dr Blasi’s visit and pro- University. and his primary interest is understanding cure better computing equipment for the the relation between human behaviour word frequency analyses. We hope that Academic engagements Natural and Agricultural Sciences and linguistic diversity, in particular in this was just the beginning of more inter- relation to recent human evolution. He disciplinary collaborations between the During June and July 2019, combines data science with insights Humanities and the Natural Sciences. Prof Finkelstein visited the London and data from linguistic typology, School of Economics, University of evolutionary anthropology, ethnography, Salford (Manchester) and the ITMO and the cognitive sciences. His recent University (St. Petersburg, Russia) to research includes the emergence of conduct research on various aspects of creole languages, word-order patterns, the mathematical reliability theory. form-meaning associations, the adaptation of the speech apparatus, and the prehistory of worldwide linguistic diversity.

Internationalisation Report 2019 103 Research Collaborations Consultations undertaken

Prof Finkelstein is involved in Prof Robert Schall signed consultation collaborative research with Prof JH Cha contracts with two international from Ewha Womans University (Korea), pharmaceutical companies. Prof G Levitin (Israel Electric Corporation), DNK Hazra (Indian Institute of Technology Name/designation of author Jodhpur), and Prof Y Dai (University of Electronic Science and Technology of Frans Koning ADH Mathematical Statistics China). In 2018, this collaboration has and Actuarial Science resulted in 19 publications and a book (Cha and Finkelstein) published by Springer.

Department of Plant Sciences

General Offcial delegations

Postdoctoral fellows hosted in the Professor Robert Park, Head of Cereal department: Rust Research at the Plant Breeding Institute (PBI), University of Sydney Dr Howard Castelyn was appointed as in Australia, recently paid a visit to Dr postdoctoral fellow in the Plant Molecular Willem Boshoff and Prof Botma Visser and Biology laboratory of Prof Visser within gave a talk titled, ‘Approaching 100 years Plant Sciences for the next two years. of cereal rust research at the University The Soil Microbial Ecology (SMEG) of Sydney; lessons learnt and the way group of Prof WJ Swart hosted three ahead’. From the left: Prof Botma Visser, Prof Robert

Natural and Agricultural Sciences postdoctoral fellows during 2019. Dr Park, Dr Willem Boshoff Prof Simon Krattinger and Dr Jan Makomborero Nyoni from Zimbabwe Bettgenhaeusar, both from Kaust continued a second year of research on University, visited the UFS Rust on 17 September 2019. Collaborative the rhizosphere microbiome. Laboratory on 16 September, after research between the two universities Two postdoctoral fellows, Dr Alejandra which wheat field trials were carried and Dr Reneé Prins from CenGen is Lopez and Dr Marcelo Sandoval-Denis out at the Corteva Research Farm conducted on the characterisation and (both from Colombia), continued their outside Greytown, KwaZulu-Natal cloning of rust-resistance genes. second and third year of research, respectively. Both scientists work on fungal systematics and barcoding under the supervision of Prof Swart and Prof Pedro Crous (Director: Westerdijk Fungal Biodiversity Institute, Utrecht, the Netherlands).

From the left: Prof Simon Krattinger (Kaust University), Dr Willem Boshoff (UFS), Dr Jan Bettgenhaeusar (Kaust University) and Dr Renée Prins (CenGen).

104 University of the Free State Collaborative project with CIMMYT, Mexico and the University of Córdoba in Spain. This is a project on wheat quality; one honours student and two PhD students were involved during 2019.

Collaborative project with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) in Nigeria and the University of Leuven in Belgium: one PhD student was involved with this project in 2019.

Collaborative project with IITA and National Programme in Ghana on cassava biofortification: one PhD student was Front: Dr Kristen Wroth (University of Tübingen); Dr Andri van Aardt (UFS); Prof Britt Bousmann involved with this in 2019. Another (Texas State University)Back: Prof Louis Scott (UFS); Prof Maitland Seaman (UFS); Dr Michael project with the same collaborators Toffolo (Bordeaux Montaigne University) started in 2019 on cowpea quality breeding, where one PhD student is involved. Dr AC van Aardt and Prof L Scott hosted ■■ Dr Magdalena Sobol (University scientists from Bordeaux Montaigne of Toronto, Canada) (Acacia-type Prof Pedro Crous, Director of the University (Dr Michael Toffolo), Texas [Vachellia and Senegalia] pollen Westerdijk Fungal Biodiversity Institute in State University (Prof Britt Bousmann), morphology) the Netherlands and Secretary General of and the University of Tübingen (Dr Kristen the International Mycological Association ■■ Pollen analyses of Western Cape Wroth), with a guest lecture on the is currently an Affiliated Professor in the (Uniondale). Prof Carlos Cordova theme ‘Understanding human evolution Department of Plant Sciences (Division of (University of Oklahoma), Dr Andy through the study of past environments Plant Pathology). He is closely involved Carr (University of Leicester, UK), etc. in the Free State’. in research collaboration with Prof Swart Dr Lize Joubert is involved in the following and various postgraduate students, Prof Scott and Dr Van Aardt hosted a international collaborative projects: including two postdoctoral fellows. PhD student from Norway (Evi Naudts, PhD, Dept. of Earth Science, University ■■ The role of flower structure in the The South Africa-Sweden University of Bergen, Bjerknes Research Centre for diversification of the genus Nemesia Forum (SASUF) is hosting the third Climate Research) to learn about South (Scrophulariaceae) Collaboration: Prof Research and Innovation Week from African pollen for her research project of BJ Glover (University of Cambridge, 4 to 8 May 2020 in Uppsala, Sweden. Indian Ocean marine deposits. UK), Mr SP Bester (South African Prof Swart, with two collaborators National Biodiversity Institute, SA). from Sweden (Prof Regina Lindborg from Stockholm University and Prof Jan Partnership engagement / ■■ Genetic structure of scent profiles Bengtsson from SLU in Uppsala) and student and staff mobility in antirrhinum. Implications for the one partner from Germany (Prof Klaus evolution and interaction with pests

Birkhofer, Lund University), submitted Natural and Agricultural Sciences Prof L Scott and/or Dr AC van Aardt are and pollinators. involved in a number of ongoing research a proposal to SASUF titled, Above- and projects with international collaboration: Collaboration: Dr V Ruiz-Hernandéz belowground ecosystem services in (University of Cartagena, Spain), Prof BJ organic and conventional fruit farming ■■ Florisbad (Dr Michael Toffolo, Blover (University of Cambridge, UK). under the theme: Climate change, natural Bordeaux Montaigne University) Plant Breeding has an active resources and sustainability. The proposal ■■ Namib Desert (Prof George Brook, collaboration with CIMMYT, Zimbabwe was accepted by SASUF. Prof Swart University of Georgia, USA) and CIMMYT, Kenya. Six PhD students will travel to Sweden in May 2020 to participate in the event. ■■ The search for cryptotephra in are being trained via this collaboration. fossil pollen sequences in Africa We are in the process of renewing the During the course of 2019, Prof WJ Swart, (Prof Curtis Marean, Arizona State MOU for this collaboration. as President of the Southern African University, Phoenix) Society for Plant Pathology, negotiated

Internationalisation Report 2019 105 the signing of a Memorandum of Many projects are funded in kind by (Plant Breeding PhD student, next to his Understanding with the current President collaborators. They carry part of the costs poster) from the Department of Plant of the American Phytopathological by taking care of all field trials, generating Sciences attended the first International Society, Prof Lindsey du Toit. The material for research, and doing Wheat Congress in Saskatoon, Canada, validation/signing of the MOU will laboratory analysis (CIMMYT-Mexico). in July 2019. They presented one oral and coincide with the International Year of This is the equivalent of thousands of five poster presentations. More than 900 Plant Health in 2020 and will take place at US dollars. delegates from 50 countries attended the Annual Meeting of the APS in Denver, this historical event. Colorado in August 2020, which Prof Academic engagements Marlese Meiring, PhD candidate in Swart will attend. the Epidemiology group, attended an Prof Botma Visser attended the international Plant Disease Simulation New agreements RustWatch Workshop on MARPLE Modelling workshop in Pretoria, hosted diagnostics in Norwich, United Kingdom, by the Forestry and Agricultural The Palynology Laboratory at the UFS in November 2019. The aim was to Biotechnology Institute. The workshop (Dr Van Aardt and Prof Scott running the introduce field diagnostics of wheat-rust leaders are experts in the field of laboratory) prepared slides for pollen pathogens to South Africa for the rapid simulation modelling. Dr Serge Savary analysis for the University of Bremen, identification of genetic variants. and Dr Laetitia Willocquet are both senior which was sent to the University of the Dr Willem Boshoff, Prof Liezel Herselman, scientists at the AGIR Research Unit of Witwatersrand (Wits) for analysis, since Prof Maryke Labuschagne, Dr Brigitta INRA’s Research Centre in Toulouse, it is part of the BMBF research project Töth (postdoctoral fellow), and Yiguo Liu France. A selected 25 participants for TRACES done by Dr Frank Neumann attended during the week of 8 July. from WITS.

Lisa Rothmann from the Plant Disease Epidemiology group visited Professor Emerson del Ponte from June to August this year. The exchange was supported by the NRF: KIC grant funding. This visit instigated the University of the Free

Natural and Agricultural Sciences State Division of Plant Pathology to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Federal University of Viçosa (Brazil) for a partnership in postgraduate studies, exchange, and research collaborations.

The Epidemiology group within the Plant Pathology division signed a Memorandum of Agreement for research collaboration with the Agricultural Research Council: Grain Crops Institute for sorghum pathology research.

Funding

Dr Rudo Ngara is now finalising her research work on the Royal Society Newton Advanced Fellowship grant, Dr Willem Boshoff, Prof Liezel Herselman, Prof Maryke Labuschagne, and Dr Brigitta Töth 2016–2019. (postdoctoral fellow)

106 University of the Free State Professor Abdon Atangana (Institute for Groundwater Studies) and Dr Rudo Ngara (Department of Plant Sciences, Qwaqwa) were invited to present their research spotlights at an African Academy of Sciences (AAS) event in Nairobi, Kenya from 25 to 27 September 2019. The conference, ‘Connecting Minds Africa 2019 – For the Africa we want’ was funded by the AAS and its partners – the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) and the Royal Society. Prof Atangana is Postgraduate students visiting the international scientists at the excavation site an AAS affiliate, while Dr Ngara is a Royal Society Newton Advanced Fellow.

The 41st Australian Society of Sugar Cane In order to expose the students, Drs AC Chivasa’s lab and the visit was funded by Technologists Conference was held at van Aardt and L Joubert took the Ecology the Royal Society. the University of Southern Queensland, and Taxonomy Honours students to visit Dr Rudo Ngara presented a Toowoomba, Australia from 30 April to 3 a site along the Modder River where poster at the 40th Plant, Cell and May 2019. Dr NW Mbuma presented (oral the above international scientists were Environment Symposium that was presentation) a peer-reviewed paper doing excavations. held at the University of Glasgow, UK in titled ‘Determining the breeding values Dr AC van Aardt attended the African September 2019. of parental genotypes of sugarcane Pollen Database meeting in Bondy, for biomass yield’, co-authored by Dr Rudo Ngara was invited to deliver France during October, where discussion Prof MM Zhou and Dr R van der Merwe. a research spotlight talk at a Royal on the use of databases to store and Conference attendance was funded by Society event, ‘Connecting Minds Africa share data were held. an NRF Knowledge, Interchange and Conference’ that was held in Nairobi, Collaboration (KIC) travel grant. Prof L Scott presented research on Kenya in September 2019. the Southern Kalahari at an ASAPA Prof Labuschagne visited Zimbabwe (Association of Southern African twice (in January and in November) Professional Archaeologists) conference and Ghana once (in October) in 2019 in Kimberley in July as part of a special to discuss collaborative projects. She session (Wonderwerk Cave and Related also had discussions in Canada during Research Projects in the Northern Cape a conference in July with collaborators Province) organised by an international from CIMMYT, Mexico and the University research group led by Prof Michael of Córdoba on collaborative projects. Chazan (University of Toronto, Canada) and Dr Liora Horwitz (Hebrew University Research collaborations of Jerusalem): Amah, D, Van Biljon, Brown, A, Perkins- L Scott, G Gil Romera, FH Neumann, M Veazie, P, Swennen, R and Labuschagne, Natural and Agricultural Sciences Sobol, LK Horwitz, A van Aardt, and Y M. 2019. Recent advances in banana Fernandez-Jalvo. Paper: ‘Diverse modes (Musa spp.) biofortification to alleviate of pollen taphonomy and late Quaternary vitamin A deficiency. Critical Reviews in palaeo-environments in the Kalahari’. Food Science and Nutrition (online). Prof L Scott was a guest editor for a Amah, D, Van Biljon, A, Maziya-Dixon, special issue of Review of Palaeobotany B, Labuschagne, MT and Swennen, and Palynology (Elsevier Journal) R. 2019. In vitro polyploidization for (see Carrión et al.) banana genetic improvement: effects Dr Rudo Ngara undertook a research visit on agronomic characteristics and fruit to Durham University, UK from 26 May to carotenoid content. Frontiers in Plant 30 June 2019. She worked in Dr Stephen Science (online).

Internationalisation Report 2019 107 Birkenfeld, M, Horwitz, LK, Bar-Yosef Fisher, E, Shook, E, Franklin, J, Neumann, HD, Bender, CM, Boshoff, WHP and Mayer, DE, Bond, J, Guttmann-Bond, E, FH, Scott, L, Thatcher, M, McGregor, Pretorius, ZA. 2019. Assessing the Cummings, LS, Goldgeier, H, Krakovsky, JL, Van der Merwe, J, Dedekind, Z and individual and combined effects of QTL M, Natalio, F, Nebenhaus, K, Neumann, Difford, M. 2019. Downscaling Last Glacial for adult plant stripe rust resistance FH, Porat, N, Scott, L, Simmons, Maximum climate over southern Africa. derived from Cappelle-Desprez. T, Yashuv, T and Avner, U, 2019. Quaternary Science Reviews (in press). Agronomy 154(9): 1–13. http://dx.doi. Investigations at Naḥal Roded 110: a org/10.3390/agronomy9030154 Grímsson, F, Shirley Graham, S, Coiro, Late Neolithic ritual site in the southern M, Jacobs, BF, Xafis, A, Neumann, Ollerton, Jeff, Liede-Schumann, Sigrid, Negev. Antiquity 93(367) (e4): 1–8. F, Scott, L, Currano, ED and Zetter, Endress, Mary E, Meve, Ulrich, Rech, https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2019.6 R. 2019. Origin and divergence André Rodrigo, Shuttleworth, Adam, Birkhofer, K, Addison, MF, Arvidsson, of Afro-Indian Picrodendraceae: Keller, Héctor A, Fishbein, Mark, Alvarado- F, Bazelet, C, Bengtsson, J, Booysen, R, linking pollen morphology, dispersal Cárdenas, Leonardo O, Amorim, Felipe Conlong, D, Haddad, C, Janion-Scheepers, modes, fossil records, molecular W, Bernhardt, Peter, Celep, Ferhat, C, Kapp, C, Lindborg, FR, Louw, S, dating and paleogeography. Grana. Chirango, Yolanda, Chiriboga-Arroyo, Malan, AP, Storey, SG, Swart, WJ and 10.1080/00173134.2019.1594357. Fidel, Civeyrel, Laure, Cocucci, Andrea, Addison, P. 2019. Effects of ground cover Louise Cranmer, Da Silva-Batista, Inara Kolmer, JA, Ordoñez, ME, German, S, management on biotic communities, Carolina, De Jager, Linde, Deprá, Mariana Morgounov, A, Pretorius, Z, Visser, B, ecosystem services and disservices Scaramussa, Domingos-Melo, Arthur, Goyeau, H, Anikster, Y and Acevedo, in organic deciduous fruit orchards in Dvorsky, Courtney, Agostini, Kayna, M. 2019. Multilocus genotypes of the South Africa. Frontiers in Sustainable Freitas, Leandro, Gaglianone, Maria wheat leaf rust fungus Puccinia triticina Food Systems 3: 107. doi: 10.3389/ Cristina, Galetto, Leo, Gilbert, Mike, in worldwide regions indicate past fsufs.2019.00107. González-Ramírez, Ixchel, Gorostiague, and current long-distance migration. Pablo, Goyder, David, Hachuy-Filho, Boshoff, WHP, Prins, R, De Klerk, C, Phytopathology. DOI: PHYTO-10-18- Leandro, Heiduk, Annemarie, Howard, Krattinger, SG, Bender, CM, Maree, GJ, 0411-R.R18. Aaron, Ionta, Gretchen, Islas-Hernández, Rothmann, L and Pretorius, ZA. 2019. Li, H, Boshoff, WHP, Pretorius, ZA, Zheng, Sofia C, Johnson, Steven D, Joubert, Lize, Point inoculation method for measuring Q, Li, B and Li, Z. 2019. Establishment Kaiser-Bunbury, Christopher N, Kephart, adult plant response of wheat to stripe of wheat-Thinopyrum ponticum rust infection. Plant Disease 103(6): translocation lines with resistance to Natural and Agricultural Sciences 1228–1233. https://doi.org/10.1094/PDIS- Puccinia graminis f. sp. tritici Ug99. 08-18-1312-RE Journal of Genetics and Genomics 46: Carrión, JS, Scott, L and deMenocal, 406–407. https://doi.org/10.1016/j. P. 2019. Paleofloras, paleovegetation jgg.2019.07.005 and human evolution. Review of Manjeru, P, Van Biljon, A qand Palaeobotany and Palynology 267: 32–38. Labuschagne, MT. 2019. The development Cordova, CE, Kirsten, KL, Scott, L, and release of maize fortified with Meadows, ME and Lücke, A. 2019. provitamin A carotenoids in developing Multi-proxy evidence of Late-Holocene countries. Critical Reviews in Food paleoenvironmental change at Science and Nutrition 59: 1284–1293. Princessvlei, South Africa: The effects Manjeru, P, Van Biljon, A, MacRobert, J of fire, herbivores, and humans. and Labuschagne, MT. 2019. Provitamin Quaternary Science Reviews https://doi. A maize hybrid response to drought, org/10.1016/j.quascirev.2019.105896. heat, low nitrogen and low phosphorous Crous, PW, Wingfield, MJ, Lombard, L, stress. Crop Science (online). Roets, F, Swart, WJ et al. 2019. Fungal Maree, GJ, Prins, R, Boyd, LA, Castelyn, Planet Description Sheets December 2019: 951–1041. (in press).

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108 University of the Free State Tóth, B and Moloi, MJ. 2019. The use of industrial waste materials for alleviation of iron deficiency in sunflower and maize. International Journal of Recycling of Organic Waste in Agriculture. https://doi. org/10.1007/s40093-019-0284-4

Tóth, B, Van Biljon, A and Labuschagne, MT. 2019. Influence of low soil nitrogen and phosphorus on gluten polymeric and monomeric protein distribution in Susan, Kidyoo, Aroonrat, Koptur, Suzanne, Generation Scientists, 22–25 July 2019, two high-quality spring wheat cultivars. Koschnitzke, Cristiana, Lamborn, Ellen, University College Dublin, Ireland. Journal of Cereal Science (online). Livshultz, Tatyana, Machado, Isabel Santchurn, D, Badaloo, GMH, Zhou, MM Tóth, B, Van Biljon, A, Moloi, J and Cristina, Marino, Salvador, Mema, Lumi, and Labuschagne, MT. 2019. Genetic Labuschagne, M. 2019. Effects of different Mochizuki, Ko, Morellato, Leonor Patrícia studies on sugar and fibre accumulation fertilization levels on the concentration of Cerdeira, Mrisha, Chediel K, Muiruri, patterns among different types of energy high molecular weight-glutenin subunits of Evalyne W, Nakahama, Naoyuki, Teixeira canes in Mauritius. SugarTech (online). two spring, hard red bread wheat cultivars. Nascimento Viviany, Nuttman, Clive, DOI: 10.1007/s12355-019-00720-1 Cereal Chemistry (online) Doi:10.1002/ Oliveira, Paulo Eugenio, Peter, Craig I, cche.10205. Punekar, Sachin, Rafferty, Nicole, Rapini, Santchurn, D, Badaloo, MGH, Zhou, M Alessandro, Ren, Zong-Xin, Rodríguez- and Labuschagne, MT. 2019. Contribution Venter, SL, Fouche HJ, De Wit, M, Flores, Claudia I, Rosero, Liliana, Sakai, of sugarcane crop wild relatives in Mavengahama, S, Coetzer, G, Swart, WJ Shoko, Sazima, Marlies, Steenhuisen, the creation of improved varieties in and Amonsou, EO. 2019. The effect of Sandy-Lynn, Tan, Ching-Wen, Torres, Mauritius. Plant Genetic Resources 17: fostering partnerships on broadening Carolina, Trøjelsgaard, Kristian, Ushimaru, 151–163. the food base: The role of cactus pear, an Atushi, Vieira, Milene Faria, Wiemer, underutilised crop with unlimited potential Saunders, DGO, Pretorius, ZA and Ana Pía, Yamashiro, Tadashi, Nadia, and the South African perspective. ISHS Hovmøller, MS. 2019. Tackling the Tarcila, Queiroz, Joel and Quirino, Zelma. Acta Horticulturae 1247: IX International re-emergence of wheat stem rust in 2019. The diversity and evolution of Congress on Cactus Pear and Cochineal: Western Europe. Communications pollination systems in large plant clades: CAM Crops for a Hotter and Drier World, pp Biology 2(51): 1–3. https://doi. Apocynaceae as a case study. Annals of 237–244. org/10.1038/s42003-019-0294-9 Botany 132(2): 311–325. Visser, B, Meyer, M, Park, RF, Gilligan, Scott, L, Van Aardt, AC, Brink, JS, Toffolo, Ramulifho, E, Goche, T, Van As, J, CA, Burgin, LE, Hort, MC, Hodson, DP MB, Ochando, J and Carrion, JS. 2019. Tsilo, TJ, Chivasa, S and Ngara, R. 2019. and Pretorius, ZA. 2019. Microsatellite Palynology of Middle Stone Age spring Establishment and characterization of analysis and urediniospore dispersal deposits in grassland at the Florisbad callus and cell suspension cultures of simulations support the movement hominin site, South Africa. Review of selected Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench of Puccinia graminis f. sp. tritici Palaeobotany and Palynology 265: 13–26. varieties: a resource for gene discovery from southern Africa to Australia. in plant stress biology, Agronomy 9: 218, Sobol, M, Scott, L and Finkelstein, S. Phytopathology 109: 133–144. doi: doi:10.3390/agronomy9050218. 2019. Reconstructing biome states 10.1094/PHYTO-04-18-0110-R. Natural and Agricultural Sciences using machine language and modern Ruiz-Hernández, V, Joubert, L, Wessels, E, Prins, R, Boshoff, WHP, pollen assemblages: a case study from Rodríguez-Gómez, A, Terry, PMJ, Weiss, Zurn, JD, Acevedo, M and Pretorius, Southern Africa. Quaternary Science J, Glover, BJ and Egea-Cortines, M. 2019. ZA. 2019. Mapping a Resistance Gene Reviews 212: 1–17. doi.org/10.1016/j. Visual traits override scent cues in to Puccinia graminis f. sp. tritici in the quascirev.2019.03.027. Bombus terrestris floral selection. Poster Bread Wheat Cultivar Matlabas. Plant presented at the New Phytologist Next Tóth, B and Moloi, MJ. Interdependence Disease 103(9): 2337–2344. https://doi. between low pH and heavy metal stress org/10.1094/PDIS-10-18-1731-RE. is crucial for crop production efficiency (book chapter). In: Contemporary Name/designation of author Studies in Sciences. Cambridge Scholars Publishing (accepted). Prof Liezel Herselman ADH Plant Sciences

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International academic Alao, O, Jagboro, G, Opawole, A and Muleya, Franco, Nakamba, Mwinji, engagements: conference Kadiri, D. Assessment of resuscitation Mutale, Lawrence and Kajimo-Shakantu, attendance strategies of abandoned projects: A Kahilu. Health and safety welfare of case study of public tertiary education site workers on construction and Prof Kahilu Kajimo-Shakantu attended institutions’ buildings in Osun State, mining related projects in Zambia. the International Conference on Nigeria. doi.org/10.18820/24150487/ 1st Association of Researchers in Infrastructure Development and as26i1.3. Vol. 26, 1, pp. 167-200. ISSN: Construction Safety, Health, and Investment Strategies for Africa in 1023-0564. Well-Being (ARCOSH) conference. Livingstone, Zambia, and presented a ISBN:978-1-928472-10-0-+. paper on ‘Towards Improved Private Afolabi, AO, Opawole, A, Babalola, O, Ojo, Public Partnerships in the Delivery of GK and Kajimo-Shakantu, K. Performance Sustainable Infrastructural Projects’, analysis of small and medium sized International staff and in July 2019. construction firms in Oyo State, Nigeria. student mobility doi.org/10.18820/24150487/as26i1.3. Vol. Dr Akintayo Opawole, a postdoc fellow, 26 No. 1, pp. 66-96. ISSN: 1023-0564. The department is hosting two attended and presented a paper at postdoctoral research fellows, namely the International EDMIC conference in Olojede, BO, Jagboro, GO, Opawole, A Dr Patience Tunji-Olayeni and Dr Timothy Nigeria, 2019. and Kajimo-Shakantu, K. Examining the for 2019/2020. roles of public sector organizations in Prof Kahilu Kajimo-Shakantu attended public-private partnership infrastructure CIB Hong Kong and presented a paper on procurement in Southwestern Nigeria. Name/designation of author ‘Key Lessons in the financing of public Proceedings of 13th Built Environment Prof Kahilu Kajimo-Shakantu ADH of infrastructure in South Africa and the held in Durban, South Africa, 2019. Czech Republic’ June 2019. Quantity Surveying and Construction Kajimo-Shakantu, K, Swart, L and Management Muleya, F. Small to medium sized International research construction firms’ health and safety

Natural and Agricultural Sciences collaborations investment practices in KwaZulu- Natal: A Pilot Study. 1st Association of Staff collaborated on the following Researchers in Construction Safety, publications: Health, and Well-Being (ARCOSH) Opawole, A, Jagboro, GO, Kajimo- conference. ISBN:978-1-928472-10-0. Shakantu, K, and Olojede, BO. Critical performance factors of public sector organizations in concession-based public-private partnership projects. doi. org/10.1108/PM-09-2017-0052. Vol. 37 No. 1, pp. 17-37. ISSN: 0263-7472.

Opawole, A, Kajimo-Shakantu, K, and Alao, OO. Risk factors associated with procuring hostel universities through building-operate-transfer. doi. org/10.1108/JEDT-05-2018-0079. Vol. 17 No. 1, pp. 136-154. ISSN: 1726-0531.

Ojo, GK, Adeyeye, M, Opawole, A and Kajimo-Shakantu, K. Gender differences in workplace stress response strategies of quantity surveyors in Southwestern Nigeria. Vol. 37 No. 5, pp. 718-732. ISSN: 2398-4708.

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Partnership engagement/ draws upon the hypothesis that an open-access journal, Frontiers in student and staff mobility increased focus on the Global South in Sustainable Cities. She was invited to teaching and training will create more join and is a member of the Commission The South African-Nordic Centre awarded socially inclusive outcomes. Developing on Marginalisation and Global Apartheid. a scholarship to Mr Andile Mshumpela, a critical and reflective understanding She was also invited to present a lecture a student registered for the Master of of post-colonial Planning education in at the BRICS International School in Urban and Regional Planning, majoring in South Africa and, more widely, Africa, is Moscow, Russia from 26 to 30 August Human Settlements. From 4 March 2019 crucial to establishing the importance 2019. Dr Mphambukeli is the leader of until 31 May 2019, Prof Nils Ekelund and of the Planning discipline in considering the BRICS Academic Cluster: Political Dr Per Schubert hosted Mr Mshumpela appropriate tools and policy to address and Economic Governance. Her team at the Malmö University in Sweden while and alleviate poverty. Prof Verna Nel is successfully hosted a panel discussion/ doing research for his master’s. also collaborating on the project. dialogue titled ‘Global hydro-politics, food politics, and human security in Prof Verna Nel, in collaboration with An NRF KIC grant secured the presence of the age of creative destruction and colleagues, presented two papers at Prof Deanna Kemp and Prof John Owen destructive creation: Whither BRICS the conference of the International from the University of Queensland and BRICS-Plus’. The event took place Geographical Union (IGU) Commission in Australia to facilitate a two-day in Chicago, United States of America. on Geography of Governance, ‘Local and workshop on 19 and 20 November 2019 Dr Mphambukeli was a presenter at Urban Governance: Trends, Challenges, at the University of the Free State in the International Conference on Urban and Innovations in a Globalizing Bloemfontein. The workshop addresses Inequalities: Ethnographic Insights. World’, University of Cape Verde, Praia, mining and the future of Rustenburg. 4–7 September 2019. The International Urban Symposium: Dr Thulisile Mphambukeli is the leader Commission on Urban Anthropology was Prof Maléne Campbell was invited and grant recipient of the BRICS held at the University of the Peloponnese to speak at the 3rd Organisation for Academic Cluster for Political and in Corinth, Greece from 20 to 22 June Economic and Co-operation and Economic Governance. An amount 2019. Furthermore, Dr Mphambukeli was Development (OECD) meeting of Mining of R270 000 was received from the invited by the University of Pennsylvania Regions and Cities hosted by Region National Institute for Humanities and to the Informal immigrants’ access Västerbotten and the city of Skellefteå, Social Sciences (NIHSS) and the South to rights and services in South Africa Sweden from 12 to 13 June 2019. African BRICS Think Tank. The project workshop. The Precarious Statuses Dr Thulisile Mphambukeli was the team consists of Prof Lere Amusan (NWU) Workshop was hosted by the University South African BRICS delegate and and Prof Victor Okorie (UFS postdoctoral of Pennsylvania in the United States of presenter at the 11th BRICS Academic fellow). The funding period is 1 December America from 23 to 24 May 2019. Forum in Brasilia, Brazil from 2018 – 30 November 2019. 11 to 12 September 2019. Research collaborations Academic engagements Okorie, VO, Mphambukeli, TN and Funding Prof Verna Nel, in collaboration with

Amusan, L. 2019. Exploring the political Natural and Agricultural Sciences Mr Stuart Denoon-Stevens is the primary colleagues, presented two papers at economy of water and food security investigator (PI) of the £10 million South the conference of the International nexus in BRICS. Africa Insights, Africa African Planning Education Research Geographical Union (IGU) Commission Institute of South Africa, 48(4): 21–38. (SAPER) project that is jointly funded on Geography of Governance, ‘Local and Urban Governance: Trends, Challenges, by the Economic and Social Research Name/designation of author Council (ESRC) in the United Kingdom (UK) and Innovations in a Globalizing World’, University of Cape Verde, Praia, 4–7 and the National Research Foundation Prof Maléne Campbell ADH Urban and September 2019. in South Africa’s (NRF) Newton call Regional Planning for collaborative research on higher Dr Thulisile Mphambukeli is one of the Signature of the Dean of Faculty education in South Africa. The PI from review editors on the editorial board of the University of Birmingham in the Governance and Cities, a cutting-edge Prof PD Vermeulen UK is Dr Lauren Andres. This research specialty section of the new frontiers

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Faculty of Health Science

INTERNATIONISATION DATA ON DATA SECTION 4

University of the Free State Free the of University Internationalisation Annual Report Annual Internationalisation University of the Free State 122 Statistics Undergraduates 678 Management and Sciences Economic 378 Law 152 Education 228 Occasional 47 Total Enrolements 1523 Registration Overview 2019 data profile student International South Campus South 123 Campus Bloemfontein 1338 Registration by Campus Registration by Faculty Registration by level Total graduates international 447 Graduation Overview Postgrad Honours Postgrad 121 Theology Theology and Religion 25 Health Science Health 93 Qwaqwa Campus Qwaqwa 62 Honours 75 Natural and Agricultural Sciences Natural and Agricultural 386 Doctoral 308 261 Humanities Masters 294 Internationalisation Report 2019 123

Statistics Institutions collaborating with the UFS

662 876 Europe

343 396 North America Data on Internationisation

74 87 South America

124 University of the Free State Collaborating Institutions Co-authored publications

319 448 Asia Pasific

76 235 Middel East Data on Internationisation 173 1327 Africa

Internationalisation Report 2019 125 Data on Incoming exchange students for 2019

Incoming Student Exchanges: First Semester

We received 17 incoming exchange students for the first semester of 2019.

The breakdown is as follows:

1 4 University of Groningen Jönköping University 1 in the Netherlands in Sweden Radboud University in the Netherlands 2 Amsterdam University of Applied 1 Sciences in the Netherlands Czech University in the Czech Republic, 1 The Hague University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands

1 University of Applied Sciences Data on Internationisation 1 Kufstein in Austria University of Science 5 PO Bordeaux in France University of Bremen in Germany

126 University of the Free State Data on Incoming exchange students for 2019

Incoming Student Exchanges: Second Semester

We received 21 incoming exchange students for the second semester of 2019. The breakdown is as follows:

2 Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences in the 2 Netherlands VU University Amsterdam in the Netherlands 1 1 University of Bremen in Germany University of Groningen in the Netherlands 1 University of Passau in Germany 5 Hasselt University in Belgium (non-registering students)

1 2 University of Applied Sciences University of Alicante in Spain 1 Kufstein in Austria University of Science PO Bordeaux in France Data on Internationisation

Internationalisation Report 2019 127 Post-Doctoral fellows data

Postdoc data by nationality - Americas

Stats as of 1 April to 30 June 2019:

1 Canada

1 United States of America 1 Colombia

1 Peru Data on Internationisation 3 Brazil 1 Chile

2 Argentina

128 University of the Free State Post-Doctoral fellows data

Postdoc data by nationality - Africa

Stats as of 1 April to 30 June 2019:

1 Tunisia

2 Sudan 2 2 Ethiopia Ghana

1 2 Kenya Benin 12 4 Nigeria Camaroon 56 United Republic of Tanzania 1 Zambia

13 1 Zimbabwe Botswana 1 2 Namibia Swaziland 56 South-Africa Data on Internationisation

Internationalisation Report 2019 129 Post-Doctoral fellows data

Postdoc data by nationality - Asia, Australia and Oceania countries

Stats as of 1 April to 30 June 2019:

1 Russian Federation

1 Australia and Oceania countries 11 India Data on Internationisation 1 Australia

130 University of the Free State The total number of postdoctoral fellows affiliated to the UFS for July to September 2019 totals 135, which remained the same as per the 2018 academic year. Seventy-nine (79) of the 135 are international postdocs, as indicated in graph M1. Although the majority of postdocs hail from South Africa (56), representation from Zimbabwe (13), Nigeria (12), and India (11) is evident. In terms of the gender distribution of postdocs, there is gender disparity as indicated in graph M2, illustrating that 91 are males, compared to 44 females. Most of the postdocs are affiliated (72) to the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences (NAS).

Postdoc Overview from 2011 - 2019

200 169

150 133 135 135

104 100 109 78

Enrolements 67 90 91 74 79 50 45 33 50 54 27 19 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Collaborating Institutions International Students Data on Internationisation

Internationalisation Report 2019 131 Research contracts world wide

14 Canada

112 1 United States of America Barbados 1 1 Colombia Mexico 3 Jamaica

Data on Internationisation 5 Brazil

1 Argentina

132 University of the Free State Research contracts world wide

1 1 Tunisia Egypt

2 Sudan 2 Ethiopia 7 5 Ghana Uganda

1 17 Kenya Benin 4 1 2 Nigeria Camaroon Seychelles 3 1 Zambia United Republic of Tanzania 18 2 Zimbabwe Mauritius 4 5 Botswana 6 Namibia Malawi 1658 5 1 Mozambique South-Africa 15 Swaziland Lesotho Data on Internationisation

Internationalisation Report 2019 133 Research contracts world wide

2 3 Scotland Denmark 1 17 Norway Sweden 13 England 3 35 Finland 55 Netherlands United Kingdom 2 3 Czech Republic, Ireland 1 1 Poland Wales 32 Belgium

16 Switzerland 2 Romania 7 1 Austria Portugal 9 7 Spain France 41 Data on Internationisation Germany 8 41 Italy Greece

134 University of the Free State Research contracts world wide

2 2 Russia Cyprus

3 Korea 7 6 Japan 1 China Israel 1 Hong Kong 1 Malaysia 1 13 Bahrain 1 India 1 Tuvalu 1 Singapore United Arab Emirates 3 Indonesia

10 Australia 3 Data on Internationisation New Zealand

*All information stated in the report was correct at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice.

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