Faculty of Science, Engineering and Agriculture
Welcome to a multidisciplinary faculty where science, engineering, agriculture and the built environment work together to address complex local and global challenges.
About Our Faculty
Formed in 2021 through the merger of the former School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences, School of Environmental Sciences and School of Agriculture, the Faculty creates interdisciplinary opportunities in teaching, research and community engagement. Its programmes develop scientific and technical knowledge, analytical and problem-solving skills, independent thinking, teamwork and communication so that graduates are locally relevant and globally competitive.
Academic Structure
Departments of Agriculture
Bachelor's Degrees1 programme
Master's Degrees2 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)2 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy in Agriculture, Specialisation in Food Science and Technology
AGPFSTA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
PhD in Agriculture (Food Science and Technology)
Honours degree
Bachelor's Degrees5 programmes
Bachelor of Nursing
SHBBNNSC 38 + adequate achievement (60-69%) in Life Sciences, English and Physical Sciences (60-69) and Mathematics (50-59), excluding Life Orientation.
Bachelor of Nursing Science In Education, Management and Community (BCURAE)
BCURAEBachelor of Nursing Science in Education, Management and Community (BCURCA)
BCURCABachelor of Nursing Science in Education, Management and Community (BCURCE)
BCURCEBachelor of Science in Agriculture (Animal Science)
AGBAASNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences.
Master's Degrees1 programme
Other Qualifications2 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)1 programme
Bachelor's Degrees3 programmes
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Horticultural Sciences)
AGBAHSNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences.
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Plant Production)
AGBAPPNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences.
Bachelor of Science in Soil Science
AGBASSNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences.
Master's Degrees3 programmes
Master of Science in Agriculture (Horticultural Sciences)
AGMAHSA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Science in Agriculture (Plant Production/Agronomy)
AGMAPPA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Science in Agriculture (Soil Science)
AGMASSA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)3 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy in Horticultural Science
AGPHCSA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Plant Production/Crop Science
AGPACSA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Soil Science
AGPASSA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Bachelor's Degrees3 programmes
Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness
AEC 2541NSC 26 + achievement level 4 (50-59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Science and Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences where applicable.
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Agribusiness Management)
AGBAAMNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences.
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Agricultural Economics)
AGBAAENSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences or Agricultural Sciences.
Master's Degrees1 programme
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)1 programme
Honours Degrees1 programme
Master's Degrees1 programme
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)1 programme
Departments of Natural and Mathematical Sciences
Bachelor's Degrees5 programmes
Bachelor of Science degree
MNBBSCCandidates wishing to enrol for a BSc degree must meet NSC requirements with English, Mathematics, Physical Science and Life Sciences; selection procedures may apply.
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics
MNBBSHNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
Bachelor of Science in Physics and Applied Physics
Bachelor of Science in Physics and Chemistry
MNBBSJNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
Extended BSc in Physics and Chemistry
MNEBSJNSC APS 24 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Honours Degrees2 programmes
Bachelor of Science Honours in Physics
MNHSHPA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
BSc Honours degree in Physics
Bachelor’s degree in Physics with an average of 60% for the third-year level and a pass in Mathematics at the second-year level.
Master's Degrees3 programmes
Master of Science in e-Science
MNMSESA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Science in Physics
MNMMSPA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
MSc in Physics by research (dissertation)
Entry requirements: BSc Honours degree in Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)1 programme
Bachelor's Degrees6 programmes
BSc in Chemistry
MNBBSNNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
BSc in Chemistry and Biochemistry
MNBBSLNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
BSc in Chemistry and Mathematics
MNBBSKNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
Extended BSc in Chemistry
MNEBSNNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Chemistry and Biochemistry
MNEBSLNSC APS 24 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Chemistry and Mathematics
MNEBSKNSC APS 24 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Honours Degrees1 programme
Master's Degrees1 programme
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)1 programme
Bachelor's Degrees4 programmes
Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences
BSc Biodiversity and Conservation
BSCBDBSc in Botany and Zoology
MNBBSONSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
Extended BSc in Botany and Zoology
MNEBSONSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Honours Degrees5 programmes
Bachelor of Science Honours in Botany
Degree
BSc Honours in Biological Sciences: Botany
MNHHBTA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
BSc Honours in Biological Sciences: Zoology
MNHHZOA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
BSc Hons Conservation Biology
BSCHCBBSc Biodiversity and Conservation
BSc Hons Zoology
BSCHZBSc Botany and Zoology
Master's Degrees3 programmes
Master of Science in Biological Sciences: Botany
MNMBSBA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Science in Biological Sciences: Zoology
MNMBSZA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
MSc Zoology
Honours degree
Other Qualifications1 programme
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)3 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy in Life Sciences: Botany
MNPLSBA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Life Sciences: Zoology
MNPLSZA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
PhD Zoology
Master’s degree
Bachelor's Degrees6 programmes
BSc in Biochemistry and Biology
MNBBSDNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
BSc in Biochemistry and Microbiology
MNBBSANSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
BSc in Microbiology and Botany
MNBBSENSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
Extended BSc in Biochemistry and Biology
MNEBSDNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Biochemistry and Microbiology
MNEBSANSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Microbiology and Botany
MNEBSENSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Honours Degrees3 programmes
BSc . (Hons) Bachelor of Science Honours Microbiology
Bachelor’s degree
BSc Honours in Biological Sciences: Biochemistry
MNHHBCA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
BSc Honours in Microbiology
MNHSMHA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
Master's Degrees3 programmes
Master of Biochemistry
MNMMSBA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Microbiology
MNMMMSA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Science in Microbiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)3 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry
MNPDPBA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Life Sciences: Microbiology
MNPLSMA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
PhD: Doctor of Philosophy in Microbiology
Master’s degree
Bachelor's Degrees4 programmes
BSc in Computer Science
MNBBSPNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics
MNBBSQNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
BSc in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
MNBBSFNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
BSc in Mathematics and Statistics
MNBBSINSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 4 (50–59%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Life Sciences, or another relevant subject...
Honours Degrees4 programmes
BSc Honours in Applied Mathematics
MNHHAMA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
BSc Honours in Computer Science
MNHHCSA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
BSc Honours in Mathematics
MNHSHMA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
BSc Honours in Statistics
MNHSHSA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
Master's Degrees3 programmes
Master of Science in Applied Mathematics
MNMSAMA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Science in Mathematics
MNMMSMA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Science in Statistics
MNMMSSA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)3 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Mathematics
MNPPAMA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematical Sciences: Mathematics
MNPMSMA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematical Sciences: Statistics
MNPPSTA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Bachelor's Degrees2 programmes
Bachelor of Environmental Sciences
ESBBESNSC APS 32 with a bachelor’s pass and the current Faculty subject requirements for English, Mathematics and relevant science subjects.
Bachelor of Environmental Sciences in Disaster Risk Reduction
ESBBDRNSC APS 35 with a bachelor’s pass and the current Faculty requirements in English, Mathematics and relevant science subjects.
Honours Degrees2 programmes
Bachelor of Environmental Sciences Honours (Ecology and Resource Management)
ESHERMA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
Bachelor of Environmental Sciences Honours (Geography)
ESHGEOA relevant bachelor’s degree, normally with an aggregate of at least 60% in the relevant major or final-year discipline. Admission is subject to departmental selection, capacity...
Master's Degrees2 programmes
Master of Environmental Sciences (Geography)
ESMESGA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Environmental Sciences in Ecology and Resource Management
ESMERMA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)2 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Sciences
ESPPESA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Geography
ESPDPGA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Bachelor's Degrees5 programmes
Extended BSc in Computer Science
MNEBSPNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics
MNEBSQNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
MNEBSFNSC APS 26 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Mathematics and Physics
MNEBSHNSC APS 24 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Extended BSc in Mathematics and Statistics
MNEBSINSC APS 24 with a bachelor’s pass and achievement level 3 (40–49%) or better in English, Mathematics, Physical Sciences and a relevant subject approved by the...
Departments of Engineering and the Built Environment
Bachelor's Degrees2 programmes
Bachelor of Earth Sciences in Hydrology and Water Resources
ESBHWRNSC APS 35 with a bachelor’s pass and the current Faculty requirements in English, Mathematics and Physical Sciences.
Bachelor of Earth Sciences in Mining and Environmental Geology
ESBMEGNSC APS 35 with a bachelor’s pass and the current Faculty requirements in English, Mathematics and Physical Sciences.
Master's Degrees2 programmes
Master of Earth Science (Hydrology and Water Resources)
ESMHWRA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Master of Earth Science (Mining and Environmental Geology)
ESMMEGA relevant honours or four-year qualification, normally with an average of at least 60%. Admission is subject to research fit, supervisor availability, departmental selection and University...
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)4 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy in Geology
ESPDGPA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Hydrology and Water Resources
ESPHWRA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Mining
ESPDPMA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Doctor of Philosophy in Mining and Environmental Geology
ESPMEGA relevant master’s degree or Senate-approved equivalent. Admission requires an approved research topic or concept, suitable supervision, departmental and Faculty approval, and compliance with University rules.
Bachelor's Degrees1 programme
Master's Degrees2 programmes
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)2 programmes
Bachelor's Degrees1 programme
Master's Degrees1 programme
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AGRICULTURAL & RURAL ENGINEERI5 staff
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AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & AGRI6 staff
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ANIMAL SCIENCE9 staff
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BIOCHEMISTRY & MICROBIOLOGY61 staff
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BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES79 staff
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CHEMISTRY65 staff
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EARTH SCIENCE21 staff
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EXPERIMENTAL FARM8 staff
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FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY12 staff
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FORESTRY8 staff
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GEOGRAPHY & ENVIRONMEN SCIENCE34 staff
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MATHEMATICS & COMPUTATIONAL S58 staff
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PHYSICS62 staff
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PLANT & SOIL SCIENCE16 staff
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SCIENCE FOUNDATION22 staff
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URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING15 staff
Head of Department
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Dr Emaculate Ingwani specialises in Urban and Regional Planning. Her research covers society and planning, local social and economic development, participation and conflict resolution, peri-urban expansion and settlements, land transactions, water services, livelihoods, natural ecosystems, community engagement and higher education. She provides academic leadership, teaching, postgraduate supervision, quality assurance and curriculum internationalisation. Affiliations include SACPLAN, SAPI and ZIRUP.
Professors
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Professor James Chakwizira specialises in transport and infrastructure planning, spatial planning and design, planning law, GIS and remote sensing, and higher education. He teaches, conducts research, supervises postgraduate students and serves as Programme Coordinator. His affiliations include SACPLAN Pr. Pln, SAPI, SAICE, ZIRUP, IFRTD and CITL.
Lecturers
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Dr Tendayi Gondo specialises in urban risk assessment and modelling, GIS and remote sensing, enterprise and disaster risk, land governance, local economic development, entrepreneurship, project planning, business administration and higher education. He contributes to teaching, supervision, mentoring, risk governance, quality assurance and entrepreneurship coaching.
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Ms Mbulaheni Iglet Khwashaba specialises in urban development, urban finance and governance, public participation, urban informality and spatial planning. She contributes to teaching, research and professional-practice support and is affiliated with SACPLAN Pr. Pln and SAPI.
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Mr Masala Thomas Makumule contributes professional expertise in planning practice, municipal and metropolitan planning, local economic and social development, and development planning.
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Mr Thiathu Darryl Manenzhe contributes professional expertise in housing, spatial planning and regional development planning.
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Dr Frank Moffat specialises in urban design, housing, human settlements, spatial transformation, GIS and remote sensing. His role includes teaching, research, community engagement, academic support and student supervision. He is affiliated with SACPLAN.
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Mr Fulufhedzani Victor Mushiana contributes professional expertise in architecture, urban design, studio practicals and drawing.
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Dr Shylet Anesu Nyamwanza specialises in Urban and Regional Planning, with a research focus on spatial planning and development. She contributes to teaching, research, supervision and academic support and is affiliated with SACPLAN Pr. Pln and SAPI.
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Dr Brightnes Risimati specialises in transportation planning, sustainable and smart-city development, satellite navigation systems and remote sensing for urban and regional planning. He contributes to teaching, research and academic support and is registered with SACPLAN as a Professional Planner.
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Mr Ntshengedzeni Tshishonga contributes professional expertise in land-use planning and spatial development planning.
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Dr Funani Tshivhase specialises in site planning and design, GIS and remote sensing, municipal governance, sustainable urban development, spatial planning and land-use management. He teaches specialised and studio modules and conducts applied research. Affiliations include SACPLAN Pr. Pln and SAPI.
Technical Staff
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Mr NC Khwathisi provides technical support, studio assistance and practical facilitation in Urban and Regional Planning. His affiliations include SAPI and SACPLAN Pr. Pln.
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Ms SG Tshikunde provides technical support for studios, practicals and laboratory resources. Her affiliations include SACPLAN Tch. Pln and SAPI.

