Vol. 23 No. 5 (2009) | South African Journal of Higher Education

Published: 2009-12-08

Initiating Debate: Towards a cosmopolitan African university

Y Waghid

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48803

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Research supervisors’ perceptions of effective practices for selecting successful research candidates

RJS Blunt

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48804

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University students’ attributions towards academic success or failure

R Chireshe, A Shumba, P Mudhovozi, C Denhere

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48805

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‘What you see is what you get’: Service quality, students’ perceptions and satisfaction at South African universities

G Gbadamosi, J de Jager

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48806

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Mentor development in higher education in Botswana: How important is reflective practice?

H Geber, JA Nyanjom

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48807

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Strategies for university improvement: The research profile change at a South African non‑research-intensive university

JC Geertsema, F van Niekerk

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48808

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Service learning: Connecting higher education and civil society – Are we meeting the challenge?

B Naidoo, B Devnarain

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48809

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The National Senior Certificate: Implications for access to higher education

C Nel, L Kistner

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48810

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Students’ transition from school to university: Possibilities for a pre-university intervention

C Nel, C Troskie-de Bruin, E Bitzer

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48811

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Teaching research methods in a distance education context: Concerns and challenges

S Schulze

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48812

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Measuring the success of an academic development programme: A statistical analysis

LC Smith

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48813

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Image and academic expectations of different levels of university students: A South African case

M Tait, J de Jager

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48814

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Generation Y students: Appropriate learning styles and teaching approaches in the economic and management sciences faculty

PL Wessels, LP Steenkamp

DOI:

10.4314/sajhe.v23i5.48815

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Initiating Debate: Towards a cosmopolitan African university

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Research supervisors’ perceptions of effective practices for selecting successful research candidates

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University students’ attributions towards academic success or failure

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‘What you see is what you get’: Service quality, students’ perceptions and satisfaction at South African universities

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Mentor development in higher education in Botswana: How important is reflective practice?

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Strategies for university improvement: The research profile change at a South African non‑research-intensive university

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Service learning: Connecting higher education and civil society – Are we meeting the challenge?

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The National Senior Certificate: Implications for access to higher education

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Students’ transition from school to university: Possibilities for a pre-university intervention

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Teaching research methods in a distance education context: Concerns and challenges

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Measuring the success of an academic development programme: A statistical analysis

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Image and academic expectations of different levels of university students: A South African case

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Generation Y students: Appropriate learning styles and teaching approaches in the economic and management sciences faculty

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