Missionvale Campus is one of Nelson Mandela University’s seven campuses. Located along Johnson Road in the Missionvale area.
The academic courses offered on this Campus are from the Faculty of Education and the Faculty of Law.
The primary responsibility is to conduct high-quality research and publish groundbreaking work in their field.
Nelson Mandela University is the largest higher education institution in the Eastern and Southern Cape, with some 27 000 students enrolled on seven different campuses or delivery sites – six located in the Nelson Mandela Metropole, and one in the beautiful city of George.
A wide range of student services and support facilities are offered on Nelson Mandela University campuses to assist both prospective and current students in every aspect of student life. Students have access to well-equipped laboratories for specific subjects, computer laboratories (some open 24 hours), lecture halls, cafeterias, food courts, and coffee shops.
Nelson Mandela University offers a variety of social and cultural activities, which means you can have fun while you study. There is an extensive range of associations, societies, clubs and facilities allowing you to make new friends, interact with your fellow students and explore subjects of mutual interest.
Mandela University joined forces with the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, the Missionvale Care Centre, Tidy NMB and community members to commemorate Mandela Day on 18 July.
Nelson Mandela University, in partnership with the Student Representative Council (SRC) and the South African Police Service (SAPS), recently hosted a Safety, Security and Student Wellness event at its Bird Street Campus, reaffirming its commitment to student wellbeing beyond the lecture hall.
Nelson Mandela University’s Medicinal Garden hosted its second annual Autumn Plant and Prune event this April at Missionvale Campus, bringing together University staff and community stakeholders in a collaborative effort to maintain and expand the garden.
Mandela University stakeholders, community structures and traditional healers recently attended a Medicinal Gardening Workshop to explore areas of collaboration and discuss ways to combine existing medicinal gardening practices with scientific research.