SMUTS HALL
Africa's Leading Campus Residences
ABOUT US
Smuts Hall is one of Africa's leading university residences, providing a living environment conducive to academic excellence and facilitating personal growth that goes far beyond academic success.
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Smuts Hall is situated on the Upper Campus, adjacent to Fuller Hall. The 235 students of this residence are accommodated in single rooms and a small number in inter-leading rooms. We provide easy access to the Library, Students’ Union and all the departments based on the Upper Campus. Students take their meals in Fuller Hall.
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An active alumni association was founded in 2009 and continues to go from strength holding gatherings around the globe and supporting the current students in a number of ways - contact alumni@smutshall.com for more alumni information.
OUR CONVENIENCE
Meal Plans
Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Monday to Friday
Uncapped Wi-Fi
Available in all apartments and public areas at no extra cost to you.
Stocked Apartments
Our apartments are stocked with all mod-cons, perfect for student living.
Self-service Laundry
We have washing machines and tumble dryers for your perusal.
Pre-Selected DSTV
Channels are available in all apartments at no extra cost to you.
24 Hour Security
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Always ensure that only tenants are granted access.
GALLERY OF FAME
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THINGS TO DO
Sport & Recreation
Our students are actively engaged in
promoting sport in the local communities and within their clubs on campus. UCT owns a mountain near Ceres, a L26 Keelboat and sailing dinghies, a wakeboard boat
Students’ Representative Council
The SRC represents the interests of students at the UCT, and does this through active participation in University committees as well as through a range of programmes and projects.
Sports Scholarships & Bursaries
If you have played provincial or national representative sport at any level, you could be eligible for a Sporting Scholarship to assist in financing your studies at UCT. Eligible applicants need to apply.
Green Campus Initiative
Focusses on environmental sustainability activities on campus and beyond. GCI provides workshops, sustainability programmes looking at waste management, recycling and transport amongst others.
Student Societies
These are outside of the formal academic programme and are open to all registered students. Societies’ activities are directed by students, and there are many opportunities to get involved at an organisational level.
Ubunye
Ubunye is a student run development agency operating on campus as an SRC-recognised body, providing a range of opportunities for student social engagement.
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