Browsing Media Columns (Jonathan Jansen) by Subject "Academics"

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Browsing Media Columns (Jonathan Jansen) by Subject "Academics"

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  • Dood van 'n universiteit 
    Jansen, Jonathan D. (Rapport, 2005-01-02)
  • Future of higher education 
    Jansen, Jonathan D. (2007-01-18)
    Addressing the University of Venda (Univen) convocation, Professor Jonathan Jansen said internationally governments fund universities that are centres of performance where delivery takes place, rather than centers of ...
  • Higher learning faces struggle to change cultures in a new century 
    Jansen, Jonathan D. (City Press, 2002-11-10)
    Higher education in a new south Africa is in the throes of transformation. Prof Jonathan Jansen looks at the challenges facing universities.
  • Native Club a dangerous move to deflect attention from state failings 
    Jansen, Jonathan D. (Sunday Times, 2006-05-28)
    Rhetoric ignores special promotion of black academics.
  • Nuwe kultuur en leierskap nou nodig in hoër onderwys 
    Jansen, Jonathan D. (Rapport, 2002-12-15)
    Die agelope week het min. Kader Asmal die finale samesmeltingsplanne vir universiteite en technikons aangekondig. Nou is die groot herskikking voor die deur en dit bring groot uitdagings vir die hele sektor. Jonathan Jansen ...
  • On becoming a scholar 
    Jansen, Jonathan D. (In House Publications, 2006-11)
    In his widely-cited book, Scholarship Reconsidered: Priorities for the professoriate, Earnest Boyer (1990) gave conceptual flesh to the word scholarship by distinguishing the scholarship of discovery, the scholarship of ...
  • Silent black intellectuals 
    Jansen, Jonathan D. (City Press, 2002-12-08)
    Jonathan D Jansen argues that black intellectuals have been co-opted into government follies, failing to point the way forward to a truly non-racial society.