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Continue reading →: Eating My Words: The Sugar, Spice, and Bumps of Academic Life
by Kirsten van der Heyden If my academic journey were to be described as a four course meal, my honours degree would be that cheeky extra slice of cake that I could have probably lived without. Yet, there I was, fork in hand ready to eat, because, well .. pride.…
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Continue reading →: Honours 2023: A Journey of Paradoxes and Profound Growth
By Ubuntu Hlatshwayo This year has been a paradoxical journey for me, one that oscillated between the realms of fear and excitement. This transformative year has been a testament to the idea that growth flourishes in the most unexpected of places, amidst the most challenging of circumstances. Through the trials…
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Continue reading →: Osteobiography – A platform for bioarchaeological research
by Kirstin Synckers
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Continue reading →: Embracing the Unknown
By Boitumelo Molale The last few months have placed me at a crossword of familiarity and the unknown. I made thedecision to pursue my postgraduate studies in a new city which was both exhilarating and nerveracking. Leaving behind the comfort of the familiar and venturing into uncharted territory was a…
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Continue reading →: Chapter 1: How to keep going when the passion dies out…
by Refilwe Ledwaba I am eight months into this programme and I only noticed this as I wrote the date. It is fair to say it has been a long year. My journey started with plenty of curiosity, a decent amount of uncertainty, a dash of confusion, a handful of…
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Continue reading →: Valuable lessons
by Lize Mostert 2023 has been one of the most challenging years since starting university at TUKS in 2020. I havemade some lasting relationships, but I have also had to lose some friendships that I have made in myundergraduate years by choosing to study at UCT. However, I must admit…
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Continue reading →: I can, I will, I must
by Solyle Frankle As I reflect upon this year in Medical Science Honours, I cannot help but reflect on the very mantra that got me into this postgraduate program in the first place: “I can, I will, I must”. a) I can Upon the beginning of this course, I quickly…
