Live good and honest lives
Live good and honest lives. This was the advice from graduation guest speaker Dr David Phaho, to the engineering class of 2016.
The world needs you
The first in a 900 strong class of Health and Wellness Faculty graduates are ready to enter the workforce. Amongst them are the first graduates in the new four year Emergency Medical Care Degree programme.
Be ethical leaders
Prof Harry Ballard from CPUT’s Public Management Department urged graduates in the Faculty of Business and Management Sciences to make the university proud by attracting only good media publicity after they enter the world of work.
Giving back is part of the journey
Dr Precious Moloi-Motsepe is a living example of the advice she offered graduates during the Faculty of Education graduation ceremony.
Hard work is necessary for success
Engineering graduates were urged to work hard, practice integrity and remain committed in order to achieve success in life.
Think globally: ICT magnate
In recognition of the country being part of the global society and the ever-changing world, CPUT graduates were challenged to think globally.
Country needs ubuntu leadership style
CPUT graduates were encouraged to adopt the values of ubuntu leadership style when interacting with their customers, colleagues and fellow citizens.
