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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCESContinuedSome members of the Academic Staff in the Faculty of Health Sciencespictured during the 2011 Capping and Striping CeremonyJovial students marching to be capped and stripedCapping and Striping students before making the Florence Nightingale PledgeREPORT OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR 5606
FACULTY OF HUMANITIESProf. C.H. HarfordDean - Faculty of HumanitiesDEPARTMENTSAcademic Communication SkillsAfrican Languages and LiteratureEnglish Language and LiteratureHistoryJournalism and Mass Communication ; andTheology and Religious StudiesOBJECTIVESThe objectives of the Faculty are to:Produce graduates qualifi ed at a high standard forthe nation; andProvide a knowledge-base for fi nding solutions tocultural and social problems.<strong>VISION</strong>Leadership through excellence in education,research and community service.<strong>MISSION</strong>To engender high quality university standardeducation, research, and community service.The Faculty aims to develop skills andcompetitiveness, as well as conceptual,analytical and evaluative competenciesamongst its graduates in order to promotetheir smooth integration into the job marketand to help them achieve their academicquest for post-graduate studies.Some of the researchers who undertook the Commissioned StudyFrom left: Mrs. S. Nyawo, Mr. D.D. Nhlabatsi and Dr. P.B. Mkhonta57REPORT OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR
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VISIONLeadership ThroughExcellence
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CONTENTSUniversity Council 4Univers
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FINANCESMr. M.E. DlaminiBursarEXECU
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