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CPUT Institutional Planning Directorate Facts and Figures 2022-2023

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2022/2023

Facts & Figures

CPUT FACTS & FIGURES 2022/2023 1 CONTENTS Vision, Mission and Values 2 CPUT at a Glance 3 2023 Summary 4 Quick Facts 5 Student Profile 6 Staff Profile 10 Research Highlights 14 Research Outputs 16 Permanent Academic Staff Ratios 17 Achievements 18 Faculties and Departments 19 Research Institutes and Units 20 Executive Leadership 26 Deans 27 New Offering Programmes in 2024 28

VALUES

AND

CPUT is Africa’s leading Smart University of Technology, globally renowned for innovation, with graduates that shape a better world for humanity

our vision our values our mission

• Embracing a culture of Ethics and Integrity;

• Seeking Kindness and showing compassion (human heartedness) for the well-being of all our students, staff, stakeholders and the CPUT community, as expressed in ubuntu as a way of living;

• Embracing Restoration as we deal with the legacy of our past and as we redress issues of equality, gender-based violence, and any form of discrimination;

• Being a testimony of Unity (ubunye), whilst embracing diversity (ukungafani) in all its forms by being honest, transparent, credible and respectful;

• Showing Passion and demonstrating enthusiasm, devotion, intensity, tenacity and total commitment to everything that we undertake as a university of technology; delivering uncompromising quality service, and always searching for better ways of doing things;

CPUT transforms its students, through world-class researchers who inspire knowledge production and innovation that are cutting edge

• Taking Accountability and accepting responsibility for all our actions and the actions that we commit to; and

• Being Technologically Astute and understanding, as staff members or students of CPUT who aspire to become technologically astute, that we will embrace and take ownership of and experiment with the possibilities technology offers. These attributes facilitate the novel application of modern technology, enabling the enhancement of productivity and efficiency, whilst always focusing on innovation that is centred on a better world.

2 VISION, MISSION

CPUT AT A GLANCE

The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) was established on 1 January 2005 when the Cape and Peninsula Technikon’s merged. This was part of a national process of transforming the higher education landscape in South Africa. The history of CPUT is, therefore, the history of the two merged institutions and goes as far back as 1920. After the promulgation of the Technikons Act in 1976, technical colleges were able to offer tertiary education in selected fields of study. In 1979, both colleges were legally established as technikons, and from 1993, were empowered to offer degrees: Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Technology.

CPUT is the only university of technology in the Western Cape, and is the largest university in the region. The Institution has six faculties focused on Applied Science, Business and Management Sciences, Education, Informatics and Design, Engineering and the Built Environment, and Health and Wellness Sciences.

The Institution is best known for its provision of service learning opportunities to its students. Service learning is a course-based, credit-bearing experience in which students participate in an organised service activity that meets identified community needs, and allows students to reflect on the service activity in such a way as to get further understanding of course content, a broader appreciation of the discipline, and an enhanced sense of civic responsibility.

CPUT offers nearly 100 careerfocused qualifications, and has two main campuses in Bellville and District Six; as well as the Granger Bay Campus with its Cape Town Hotel School and restaurant next to the worldrenowned V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, and campuses in Mowbray and Wellington.

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ACADEMIC STAFF

GENDER

STAFF WITH PHD RACE

NRF-RATED RESEARCHERS 63

FEMALE STUDENTS

20,813 (58,78%)

5 CAMPUSES

Bellville | District Six

Granger Bay | Mowbray

Wellington

AFRICAN

27,516 (77,71%)

7,646

2022 GRADUATES

UNDERGRADUATE

32,673 (92,27%)

4 2023 SUMMARY
60,00% 50,00% 40,00% 30,00% 20,00% 10,00% 0,00% FEMALE 48,50% INDIAN 5,40% MALE 51,50% WHITE 25,30% AFRICAN 39,60% NO INFORMATION 0,30% COLOURED 29,40% INTERNATIONAL 16,30% PHD 28,80%

QUICK FACTS

The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) was established on 1 January 2005, when the Cape Technikon and Peninsula Technikon merged. This merger was part of a national transformation process that transformed the higher education landscape in South Africa.

CPUT is at the heart of technology education and innovation in Africa. As an internationally acclaimed institution, it is the only university of technology in the Western Cape, and is the largest university in the region, with an enrolment of more than 30,000 students.

The University has 63 NRF-rated researchers in all six of its faculties: Applied Sciences, Business and Management Sciences, Education, Engineering and the Built Environment, Health and Wellness Sciences, and Informatics and Design.

In 2022, CPUT Research, Technology and Innovation was ranked within the top 10 publicly-funded universities in South Africa, and top 500 universities internationally.

CPUT has implemented 10 projects for Grade 8 to 12 learners at various high schools in the Western Cape.

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Enrolment Trends

6 STUDENT PROFILE
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Gender Female 18 884 18 889 18 107 18 466 19 582 20 813 Male 15 338 15 052 14 276 13 963 14 180 14 586 TOTAL 34 222 33 941 32 383 32 429 33 762 35 407 Race African 32 884 23 014 22 625 23 429 25 137 27 516 Coloured 8 509 8 341 7 621 7 159 6 941 6 384 White 2 539 2 288 1 888 1 601 1 423 1 234 Indian 290 281 234 209 201 190 No information 17 15 31 60 83 TOTAL 34 222 33 941 32 383 32 429 33 762 35 407 Qualification level Undergraduate 31 984 31 542 30 135 30 428 31 357 32 673 Postgraduate 2 099 2 268 2 131 1 904 2 279 2 588 Occasional 139 131 117 97 126 146 TOTAL 34 222 33 941 32 383 32 429 33 762 35 407
SUCCESS RATE 2017 78,3% 2018 78,9% 2019 80% 2020 82% 2021 78,7% 2022 78,3%
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2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Gender Female 5 284 5 121 4 556 4 818 4 733 Male 3 810 3 371 3 037 3 117 2 913 TOTAL 9 094 8 492 7 593 7 935 7 646 Race African 5 828 5 446 5 084 5 461 5 231 Coloured 2 347 2 236 1 927 1 893 1 892 Indian 81 86 55 66 71 White 838 722 527 512 449 No information 2 3 3 TOTAL 9 094 8 492 7 593 7 935 7 646 Qualification level Undergraduate 8 664 8 007 7 274 7 583 7 103 Postgraduate 430 485 319 351 543 TOTAL 9 094 8 492 7 593 7 935 7 646
GRADUATION TRENDS
GRADUATION
27,00% 26,00% 25,00% 24,00% 23,00% 22,00% 21,00% 20,00% 2017 26,20% 2018 26,60% 2019 25% 2020 23,40% 2021 24,50% 2022 22,60%
RATE

Permanent Academic Staff

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2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Gender Female 366 353 355 358 384 Male 438 423 412 421 436 TOTAL 804 776 767 779 820 Race African 253 250 245 255 292 Coloured 256 242 252 260 266 Indian 45 47 48 46 51 White 246 232 217 212 211 No information 4 5 5 6 TOTAL 804 776 767 779 820
CPUT FACTS & FIGURES 2022/2023 11 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Rank Professor 20 17 17 14 18 Associate Professor 45 44 33 32 42 Director 1 1 0 2 5 Associate Director 41 37 39 42 51 Senior Lecturer 147 144 134 116 128 Lecturer 486 474 481 509 514 Junior Lecturer and below 64 59 63 64 62 TOTAL 804 776 767 779 820 Nationality Asian 5 5 8 10 9 American 1 1 2 2 2 European 3 3 2 2 1 Other African 27 26 44 42 43 South African 733 709 658 670 712 SADC 35 32 53 53 53 TOTAL 804 776 767 779 820

Academic Staff Full-Time Equivalent

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2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Gender Female 474,867 467,988 453,058 457,931 487,674 Male 583,087 577,801 549,772 570,610 577,098 TOTAL 1057,954 1045,789 1002,830 1028,001 1064,772 Race African 349,866 350,405 34,260 363,488 410,110 Coloured 328,993 321,109 308,222 324,008 325,828 Indian 51,464 57,045 56,233 57,090 60,054 White 323,700 309,763 287,429 272,157 268,381 No information 3,931 7,467 8,686 11,258 0,399 TOTAL 1057,954 1045,789 1002,830 1028,001 1064,772 Nationality Asian 5,801 7,063 12,059 12,380 10,808 European 4,274 4,213 3,284 2,548 1,030 Other African 46,989 46,919 71,871 71,907 76,067 South African 936,295 930,392 832,639 851,522 890,925 SADC 63,295 55,100 80,697 86,471 82,621 Australasian 0,000 0,000 0,000 0,915 1,000 American 1,300 2,102 2,280 2,258 2,321 TOTAL 1057,954 1045,789 1002,830 1028,001 1064,772
2018 23,8% 2019 24,5% 2020 24,5% 2021 25% 2022 26,5% 2023 26,8%
DOCTORAL QUALIFICATION RATES

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

Research into rooibos

The Applied Microbial and Health Biotechnology Institute (AMHBI) is involved in research on the effects of rooibos on cognitive health – specifically neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, cardiac structure, function and inflammation; highglucose-induced oxidative stress; and on UV-induced skin ailments.

PPE laboratory for research, industry and academic projects

A shortage of PPE was a critical problem faced by the country during early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic, due to challenges faced in certifying PPE materials, and a lack of laboratories to test the various forms of these materials. The aim of this project is to support local manufacturing of PPE to assist in South Africa’s Covid-19 response.

Development of sustainable, nutrition-sensitive marine aquaculture

Collaboration between the Functional Foods Research Unit (FFRU), Department of Food Science and Technology, Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement, Marine Biodiversity, Exploitation and Conservation (MARBEC University of Montpelier) and the South African Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, with the aim to characterise the nutritional value of aquatic species currently farmed or considered as aquaculture candidate species in South Africa.

Solar Desalination System

The Mechanical and Mechatronic Department is involved in a study to develop and assess the effectiveness of a solar desalination system based on thermal distillation. The system employs two seriesconnected evacuated tube solar collectors to provide thermal energy for the desalination process. The ultimate goal is to produce a distillate free from contaminants, addressing the water scarcity challenges in remote and water-scarce areas.

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16 RESEARCH OUTPUTS 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 PUBLICATION UNITS MASTER’S GRADUATES DOCTORAL GRADUATES 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 255,62 247,52 273,39 228,9 352,99 341 86 185,5 176,5 166 203 238 17 99 111 36 28 49
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RATIOS PUBLICATION
2017 0,30 0,49 0,25 2018 0,31 0,47 0,30 2019 0,35 0,47 0,31 2020 0,30 0,49 0,31 0,60 0,50 0,40 0,30 0,20 0,10 0,00 2021 0,39 0,49 0,32 2022 0,40 0,50 0,34
PERMANENT ACADEMIC STAFF
UNITS MASTER’S GRADUATES DOCTORAL GRADUATES

ACHIEVEMENTS

Jaime Scholz, who entered the competition as an Advanced Diploma in Interior Design student in the Department of Architectural Technology and Interior Design, was announced the first prize winner of the Accor Design Awards 2023 during an awards ceremony, held in Paris, France.

The South African Renewable Energy Technology Centre (SARETEC) based at CPUT, Eskom and the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP) have signed a partnership agreement for the development of the Komati Training Facility.

The University launched the Digital Literacy Project in 2022, with a contribution from BankSETA, as part of their Skills for the Future Programme.

The CPUT supa-pool women’s team clinched the gold medal after three days of facing up to tough challenges from the other four women’s teams.

In March 2022, CPUT hosted the first hybrid Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) sponsored forum in Africa.

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FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Agriculture | Biotechnology and Consumer Science (with programmes in Biotechnology, and Consumer Science: Food and Nutrition) | Chemistry | Conservation and Marine Sciences | Environmental and Occupational Studies | Food Technology

Horticultural Sciences | Mathematics and Physics

FACULTIES AND DEPARTMENTS

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

Applied Legal Studies | Business and Information Administration | Cape Town Hotel School (Hospitality Management)

Cost and Management Accounting | Entrepreneurship and Business Management | Financial Accounting and Taxation

Graduate Centre for Management | Human Resources | Financial Information Systems and Internal Auditing | Management and Project Management | Marketing | Operations Management | Public Administration and Governance | Retail Business Management | Sport Management | Tourism and Events Management | Unit for Applied Economics (including Real Estate Studies)

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Department for Foundation Phase Studie | Department for Intermediate Phase Studies | Department of Senior and Further Education and Training Phase | Department of Teacher Professional Development | Department of Research and Postgraduate Studies

Construction Management and Quantity Surveying | Chemical Engineering | Civil Engineering and Geomatics | Clothing and Textile Technology | Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering | Industrial and Systems Engineering | Maritime Studies

Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering

FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES

Biomedical Sciences | Dental Sciences | Emergency Medical Sciences | Medical Imaging and Therapeutic Sciences (previously Radiography) | Nursing | Ophthalmic Sciences | Wellness Sciences

FACULTY OF INFORMATICS AND DESIGN

Architectural Technology and Interior Design | Information Technology | Applied Design | Media | Urban and Reginal Planning

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RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND UNITS

Entity Name

Energy Institute

French South African Institute of Technology (F’SATI)

Applied Microbial and Health

Biotechnology Institute (AMHBI)

Professional Education Research Institute

Responsible Person Research Focus Area Research Chair

Prof MTE Khan Smart Energy

Prof RR Van Zyl

Prof JL Marnewick

Prof C Winberg

Space Science Engineering and Technology

Prof MTE Khan (Energy)

Africa Space Innovation Centre

Prof RR Van Zyl

Bioeconomy and Biotechnology

Prof JL Marnewick

Cardiometabollic Health Research Centre

Centre for Water Supply and Sanitation Research (CWSS)

Centre for Real-Time Distributed Systems (CRTDS)

Prof G Davison

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Space Science Engineering and Technology

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Prof C Winberg (Work Integrated Learning)

Prof G Davison (Cardiometabolic Health)

Dr B Ncube

The Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability

Prof R Tzoneva Smart Energy

Dr C Sparks (Oceans Economy)

Prof MTE Khan (Energy)

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Entity Name

Centre for Substation Automation and Energy Management Systems (CSAEMS)

Centre for Computational and Applied Technology Mechanics

Centre for Distributed Power and Electronic Systems

Centre for Power Systems Research (CPSR)

Centre for Tourism Research in Africa

Responsible Person Research Focus Area Research Chair

Prof R Tzoneva Smart Energy

Prof MTE Khan (Energy)

Computational and Applied Technologies Manufacturing

Centre for International Teacher Education

Prof G Oliver Smart Energy

Prof MTE Khan (Energy)

Prof MTE Khan Smart Energy

Prof MTE Khan (Energy)

Prof MTE Khan Smart Energy

Prof MTE Khan (Energy)

Ms M Silo Human, Health and Social Dynamics Research Chair in Sustainable Tourism and Global Change

Prof G Oliver Space Science, Engineering and Technology

Prof Y Sayed Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Prof Y Sayed (Teacher Education)

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Entity Name

Responsible Person Research Focus Area Research Chair

Centre for Communication Studies A/Prof N Theo Human, Health and Social Dynamics, The Digital Society, The Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability

Centre for Sustainable Oceans Dr C Sparks The Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability Dr C Sparks (Acting CPUT Research Chair Acting Director: Centre for Sustainable Oceans) (Oceans Economy)

Flow Proces and Rheology Centre (FPRC) Prof V Fester The Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability

Human Performance Laboratry Prof S Davies

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Literacy Development Prof J Condy Human, Health and Social Dynamics Prof J Condy (Literacy Development)

Product Lifecycle Management Competency Centre (PLMCC) Dr S Bosman The Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability

Centre for Sport, Business and Technology Research Prof B Knott; Prof S Davies Bio-economy and Biotechnology

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RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND UNITS

RESEARCH GROUPS

Bio-resource Engineering Research Group Prof M Sheldon

Nanomaterials Group Prof V Fester; Dr M Chowdhury

Natural Products Chemistry Prof AA Hussein Mohammed

Leadership Prof K Jooste

HIV Self-Management Dr R Modeste

Phytotherapy Research Group Dr S Meyer

Bio-economy and Biotechnology

The Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability; Human Health and Social Dynamics

Bio-economy and Biotechnology

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Bio-economy and Biotechnology

Prof JL Marnewick (Biotechnology)

Phytomedicine and Phytochemistry Prof O Oguntibeju

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Prof JL Marnewick (Biotechnology)

Prof JL Marnewick (Biotechnology)

Environmental Chemistry, Toxicology and Remediation

Dr K Govender

Quantum Physics Research Group Prof J Odendaal

Space Science, Engineering and Technology

The Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability

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RESEARCH UNITS

Crystal Engineering Unit Prof M Wicht Bio-economy and Biotechnology Prof JL Marnewick (Biotechnology)

Functional Foods Research Unit Prof M Opperman Bio-economy and Biotechnology

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

TECHNOLOGY STATIONS

Clothing and Textiles Technology Station Mr S Isaacs Textiles Technology

Adaptronics Advanced Manufacturing Technology Laboratory Prof O Philander Space Science, Engineering and Technology

AgriFood Technology Station Mr L Dolley Bio-economy and Biotechnology

Human, Health and Social Dynamics

Prof JL Marnewick (Biotechnology)

Prof JL Marnewick (Biotechnology)

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RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND UNITS
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EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

DVC: RESEARCH, INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY & PARTNERSHIPS

DR DAVID PHAHO

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:

OFFICE OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

PROF DRIEKIE HAY-SWEMMER

VICE-CHANCELLOR

PROF CHRIS NHLAPO

DVC: LEARNING & TEACHING

PROF RISHIDAW BALKARAN

DVC: OPERATIONS

PROF GILINGWE MAYENDE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:

FINANCE

MR PETER DU PLESSIS

REGISTRAR

MR SELLO MOKOENA

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DEAN OF STUDENTS

MS N TYOLWANA

FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

PROF J KIOKO

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

PROF P GREEN

DEANS

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

PROF S RAMSUROOP

FACULTY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCIENCES

DR N BROOKS (ACTING)

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

PROF A MJI

FACULTY OF INFORMATICS AND DESIGN

PROF T NGQONDI

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NEW OFFERING PROGRAMMES IN 2024

The Council on Higher Education has granted accreditation for the University to offer the following programmes in 2024:

Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education

Postgraduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry

Postgraduate Diploma in Conservation Science

Postgraduate Diploma in Oncology and Palliative Nursing

Bachelor of Engineering Technology Honours in Chemical Engineering

Master of Design

Master of Information Technology

Doctor of Business Informatics

Doctor of Philosophy in Media and Communication

Bachelor of Engineering Technology Honours in Computer Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Management

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DISCLAIMER

The student data in this brochure was extracted from the Higher Education Management Information System (HEMIS) Model, which reflects the annual HEMIS student data submitted to the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET). The 2023 student data presented are all preliminary HEMIS figures, subject to auditing in 2024. The data includes occasional students.

The research data in this brochure were solicited from the Research Office and the HEDA aligned with the University Research Reports. The 2022/2023 research data presented are all preliminary HEMIS figures, subject to auditing in 2024. The research data has been verified against the National Research Foundation (NRF) data.

The academic staff data in this brochure was extracted from ITS and PowerHEDA.

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