Scholar | Degree | Year/s | Research Project/Thesis | |||
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Ms Babalwa Cwane | MBibl Library Science | 2004-2005 | The role of information & communication technologies in development: the telecentre approach in South Africa | |||
Ms Susan Moses | MA Sociology | 2004-2005 | How do space and place matter? The role of neighbourhood level factors on the lives of children and young people living in a Cape Town community established under Apartheid. | |||
Mr Graham Rowe | MSc Botany | 2004-2005 | Speciation and phylogeography: coalescent based models applied to the Cape plant genus Pauridia | |||
Ms Trish Zweig | MSc Environmental and Geographical Science | 2004-2005 | The Lagunya lacuna: legacies of housing allocation policy and practice in the 1980s and 1990s in New Crossroads, Cape Town | |||
Ms Jacqui Friedling | PhD Human Biology | 2004-2006 2007- extra award of R40 000 |
Grave Tales: an osteological assessment of health and lifestyle from 18th and 19th century burial sites around Cape Town | |||
Mr Ross Esson | MCom Applied Economics | 2005-2006 | Formal and informal financial services - providing access to the poor | |||
Ms Robyn Rorke | MSc Environmental & Geographical Science | 2005-2006 | The good, the bad - or something else entirely? What the City of Cape Town’s Indigent Policy reveals about the post-apartheid state. | |||
Mr Haydn Tilley | MA Clinical Psychology | 2005-2006 2007 | The trauma & narratives of adult burn survivors: a South African perspective | |||
Ms Michelle van der Ventel | MSc (Med) Clinical Science & Immunology | 2005-2006 | Development of a murine model of pilchard allergy | |||
Ms Thabang Mokgethi | MSc (Med) Immunology | 2005-2006 | Investigating the efficacy and safety of South African medicinal plants against mycobacterium tuberculosis. | |||
Mr Myer Taub | PhD Drama | 2005-2007 | Lessons From The Aftermath | |||
Ms Munirah Mangerah | MSocS - Clinical Psychology | 2006-2007 | The impact of caregiving on grandmothers caring for OVCs (orphaned and vulnerable children) | |||
Ms Mellony Spark | MSc Astrophysics & Space Science | 2006 | New telescope technologies for testing theories of mass transfer in dwarf novae | |||
Mr Stuart Bird | MFA Humanities | 2006-2007 | The Grapes of Wrath: the rule of satire in South Africa and in a broader international art context | |||
Mr N Swart | MSc Oceanography | 2006-2007 | Lacteral carbon export from the Southern Benguela upwelling system | |||
Ms S Pillay | MSc Molecular & Cell Biology | 2006-2007 | Optimization of Chimaeric HIV-1 Virus-Like Particle (VLP) production and immunogenicity of VLPs in mice | |||
Ms Sian Butcher | MSocSc Development Studies | 2007-2008 | Lived experiences of privatisation in Cape Town and Lusaka - women and state rental housing | |||
Ms Kerry Mauchline | MA Politics, Philosophy & Economics | 2007-2008 | Generating stigma through behaviour change campaigns: potential problems for ABC HIV prevention messages? | |||
Ms Naadiya Moosajee | MSc (Eng) Transportation & Planning | 2007-2008 | An investigation into the pedestrianisation of city streets: a move towards pedestrian friendly spaces and their economic effects in the City of Cape Town | |||
Ms Joy Olivier | Med Education | 2007-2008 | The use of ICT for peer-to-peer learning and support by students at Fort Hare University | |||
Mr Steven Keggie | PhD Political Studies | 2007-2008 | An analysis of the narratives of a group of survivors of the 1993 Highgate Hotel attack: an evaluation of how their social group context has shaped survivors concepts of coping with their loss | |||
Mr Darren Araujo | MA Theatre & Performance - Theatre Voice | 2008 | Finding the natural voice in the South African context | |||
Mr Aphiwe Bewana | MSc Conservation Biology | 2008 | Provisional title: Evaluating the performance of marine reserves through socio-economic measures | |||
Mr Langelihle Malimela | MA International Relations | 2008 | Provisional title: South Africa\'s foreign policy in the SADC region | |||
Ms Celeste Coetzee | PhD Economics | 2008 | The socio-economic impact of HAART in Khayelitsha |