Engineering Research Capacity Development Awards
The individuals must have demonstrated outstanding leadership in increasing the participation of young engineers and technologists in further research in their chosen SET fields, over the past five to ten years.
These awards are made to individuals based in South Africa, regardless of nationality or citizenship.
The purpose of this category is to recognise:
Individuals who have trained and guided significant numbers of diverse post-graduate students to the completion of both master’s and doctoral studies in engineering fields at the Department or School at a South African University
AND/OR
Individuals or teams who have impacted on the climate of a department or school to significantly increase the diversity of students completing both masters and doctoral studies in engineering fields at the Department or School at a South African University
AND/OR
Individuals or teams who have achieved a significant growth in throughput at graduate level which has in turn contributed to a growth in postgraduate throughput of the associated department or faculty. This can also be reflected in the development of a new course, a new subject area, a new department, or a new faculty or the re-juvenation of an existing area, department or faculty. The attainment of recognition by accreditation authorities can be considered as a measure of success amongst others and should be reported where applicable.
Additional criteria:
NSTF-South32 Awards
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