Hero Image Section
Lead goes here. 80 Character limit. Best to keep short and sweet
All Hero images must have a blue overlay. Title = name of programme. Lead = supporting info. Paragragh text is further detail. There is an option to add a CTA button (up to 4) but we have moved away from doing this. Exceptions can be made when approved by the team
Important notice section
Lead copy (not required)
This section only shows on the top of the page, cannot move it further down.
You can add a CTA in the block if you want.
once person reads it, can click it away.
Course Info Box Section
Text on the left and course box on the right
About the course
This is the standard layout. We write key copy about the course here. The Info box on the right pulls from Marvin and is tagged per class. Remember to add tag in this section for the details to show.
Remember to select the 'show on website' in marvin. Should there be 2 intakes, remember to tag it to link to formats and dates, so that in shows in the section further down. Remember to complete it in Marvin to pull through.
What you will walk away with
- We keep this section in bullet points
- You can add whatever copy you need here
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- More text goes here
Course Detail Section
Lead to go here (not required to add)
Block Name Here
Lead copy explaining info below (required)
Module Name here
Lead copy (not required)
You can add detail here of the module that you like
Module Name 2
Lead copy (not required)
- You can add detail here of the module that you like
- You can add detail here of the module that you like
- You can add detail here of the module that you like
Module Name 3
Lead Copy (not required)
You can add detail here of the module that you like
You can add detail here of the module that you like
Minimum Requirements:
- National Senior Certificate, NQF 4 or equivelant
- English proficiency
- 3 years work experience
Who should apply:
- A first-time manager
- An entry-level manager
- An individual with management potential
- An experienced manager in need of a boost or updated skills
Testimonial Section
Picture Boxes (Unlimited)
Left aligned
CEMS no copy no button
MBA with plain-text no button
Text text text
CEMS
EMBA
MBA
Picture Boxes (Unlimited)
This time they are centre aligned
Bertha
Educating
Centre for coaching
Does... Coaching
Profile Listing (Event Speakers)
This will add guest speakers or standard faculty
Title 1
Dr Dion Forster is the Director of the Beyers Naude Centre for Public Theology and the Head of Department, Systematic Theology and Ecclesiology in the Faculty of Theology at Stellenbosch University.
Speaker 2
Dr Allistair Witten is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the UCT GSB’s Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Speaker title yay
This guy does not have a bio
Title
Catherine Duggan is Director (Dean) of the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (GSB).Profile Slider Section
Lead copy (not required)
Faculty
Joy-Marie Lawrence is a Chartered Director, and the Founder of Boardvisory, with extensive experience as a lawyer and business woman, her purpose as a Board Coach is to cultivate courageous conversations that enable effective boardroom decision-making.
Adjunct Professor
Professor Herman Singh is an adjunct professor at the UCT GSB and the CEO of Future Advisory, an international firm specialising in digital transformation projects in corporates, and startup acceleration.
Faculty
Dr Puleng has a passion for creativity, design thinking and innovation and she has more than twenty years of experience working in the private sector, government and in higher educational institutions globally.
Faculty
Dr David Makovah is the CEO and founder of Mr-Mak Learning - this digital first education business conducts professional training interventions in business in Africa broadly and including leadership, management, capital markets, credit, finance, economics, and related areas.
Adjunct Senior Lecturer
Sharron McPherson is an adjunct senior lecturer at the UCT GSB where she lectures project finance on the MBA programme.
Faculty
Prof Rasoava Rijamampianina has orchestrated and taught on various local and international programmes at leading institutions in South Africa, Ghana, Japan, USA, France, UK, Madagascar, and Mauritius.
Director: UCT Graduate School of Business
Catherine Duggan is Director (Dean) of the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (GSB).
EMBA Programme Director
Dr Camille Meyer is Associate Professor in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the Director of the Executive MBA at the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business.Accordian Section
Lead copy (not required)
Detailed copy goes here
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Donor Images
Wow look at all the money they gave us
Money is nice.
Standard Content Section
Lead copy (not required)
This section goes accross the width of the page and can be used anywhere. You can add as much copy as you like.
Detailed copy goes here
Detailed copy goes here
Detailed copy goes here
Media & Copy Section
Lead copy (not required)
This section allows you to choose to use an image or a video.
You are able to choose the alignment to be right, left or middle aligned
You are able to choose the copy large or small section
Media & Copy Section
Lead copy (not required)
Same as section above, just showing middle aligned option
and using a video instead of image
YMABI Section
Lead copy (not required)
Unlimited copy can go here. You can also add external or onsite link. You can choose the icon from a selection on CMS.
Learn MoreYou can switch the button on or off. You can name the buttone whatever you like.
Article Listing Section
Pulls from loaded articles via tags
Five GSB students awarded prestigious CEMS Master in International Management
Five graduates from the UCT GSB have received the prestigious CEMS Master in International Management (MIM) qualification. Four of these graduates attended the global CEMS MIM graduation ceremony in Bergen, Norway, joining 600 peers from 33 leading global business schools. This milestone highlights UCT GSB's contribution to producing globally competent leaders, exemplifying the spirit of collaboration and excellence within the CEMS Alliance.
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Three lessons for employers from the CEMS The Future-Forward Workforce report
The CEMS Master in International Management programme is a launchpad to an international career. But these careers are evolving as new generations of graduates with new attitudes and ideas are entering the workforce. We take a look at the findings of a recent CEMS workplace research report, and what it means to future leaders and their employers.
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From Botswana to South Korea: Neelo Gopolang's CEMS MIM journey
Neelo Gopolang shares her experience of embarking on the CEMS Master in International Management at the UCT Graduate School of business – from navigating global business challenges through cultural understanding to highlighting the value of learning from successful entrepreneurs and leaders in other countries.
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How I launched an international career with CEMS MiM
UCT Graduate School of Business alum Ntando Mdladla tells us about the School’s award-winning CEMS Master in Management specialising in International Management programme, which is designed to launch ambitious young graduates into international internships at blue-chip multinationals all over the world. The UCT GSB is the only business school in Sub-Saharan Africa to offer this course.
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A new model of collective business leadership and a shift to generational strategic thinking are essential to avert environmental catastrophe
New CEMS report sets out recommendations for globally responsible business leaders, educators and young professionals
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Top tips to ensure employees can still learn from one another in a hybrid world
Two-thirds of professionals fear that a hybrid workplace will damage their ability to learn from colleagues – global survey
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Healthy workplaces are foundational for a healthy society
Business has a critical role to play in fostering diversity and inclusion and building healthier workplaces and societies in the wake of the crisis.
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