As one of five South African emerging leaders on the TechWomen programme, an initiative of the United States Department of States’ Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, University of Cape Town (UCT) master’s student Wiebke Toussa

Always passionate about technology, Tashiv Sewpersad won the Best student in Honours award for 2017 and is now tackling a masters by dissertation only.

African students and researchers are called to participate in the First Africa Summer School on Machine Learning for Data Mining and Search, sponsored by ACM SIGIR and SIGKDD, hosted at the University of Cape Town, and presented by leading internationa

Associate Professor Maria Keet and co-authors were awarded the best paper award at the EKAW 2018 conference on knowledge engineering in November 2018.

UCT’s team - the 'Dysfunctional Programmers' - has won the 2018 ICPC Southern Africa Regional Programming Contest out of 85 competitors.

Lifelong learning is important to Alberto Tagliaro, who as a mature student, is pursuing a Master’s in Information Technology through the Department of Computer Science.

Jessica Barraclough signed up for Information Systems as part of her Bachelor of Arts degree through the Centre for Film and Media Studies, and studied databases, how information systems are designed and developed, and how to code.

Although he enjoyed IT at school, Michael Harrison never thought he would be studying towards a master’s degree in computer science, but he found the allure of artificial intelligence hard to resist.

The honours year has been a good one for Nasiha Ally: she was part of the team that won the national hackathon and she has already found a job, starting just a week after her last exam.

The Girl’s Lounge, in the School of IT’s Ubunifu Lab, hosted a busy afternoon on October 25 with female students learning how to succeed in the IT/IS space. The workshop included a panel discussion, CV Workshop and head shots taken for the