After beginning his academic career in civil engineering, Carl Jacobs decided to move across to Information Systems, as he became more interested in how technology and social systems interact.

With a background in both information technology and education, Godwin Dzvapatsva is interested in how technology can be used to help students.

Lehlohonolo Kganakga is on his second honour’s degree: studying on a part-time basis, while working full-time.

Want to find out how to build your personal brand and how to succeed in the IT/IS space as a woman? Join us at our Girls’ Lounge on 25 October.

The postgraduate, honours and third year class photographs of 2018 from the Dept of Computer Science.

The first showcase event of the School of IT brought together the faculties of Science and Commerce to celebrate their students' achievements and hard work.

Community Informatics Practitioner Michael Graaf is very clear about why he decided to pursue a master’s in information technology: IT can transform the work civil society does for the greater good.

The IS honour’s programme has given Ryan Tripod a much wider range of skills than he expected. After graduating from CTI with a BSc in Information Technology, where he received a solid technical training, his year at UCT has taught Ryan that IT i

An unusual and convoluted route led Wiebke Toussaint to study information technology. As an engineering graduate, she discovered she needed to code in order to do the work that interested her, so she decided to pursue a research master’s degree i