Articles about Belgium Campus ITversity

SA’s matric IT learners passing but not mastering subjects

Matric IT subject pass rates remain high, yet low distinction rates reveal learners lack the advanced problem-solving skills needed for SA's digital economy.

Belgium Campus develops sign language words for computer science

The private higher education institution announces key developments in creating sign language for Deaf computer science students.

ITWeb contributor to speak on Women’s Month panel

Nicola Mawson has been selected as a panellist for a discussion celebrating women shaping the future of tech, leadership and innovation.

Empowering SA youth to lead green tech revolution

SA needs a robust educational foundation that equips young people with the knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive in the green tech sectors.

Google hit by AI-driven cyber attack

As cyber criminals ramp up the use of artificial intelligence to bypass security measures, Google becomes their latest victim.

Brazil’s Grandoreiro trojan targets SA taxpayers

The banking trojan tricks South African taxpayers with convincing SARS-themed phishing e-mails as filing season reaches its peak.

Empower SA’s youth with future-proof knowledge economy skills

South Africa must not send the next generation of workers and entrepreneurs into the world equipped with knowledge that has an expiration date.

Putting AI to work in the Deaf community

AI should start with children, to assist Deaf students to learn computer science, but must first be capable of fluently translating sign language.

Prepare to strategically embrace agentic AI

Agentic AI is the autonomous revolution reshaping business strategy, workforce dynamics and ethical governance.

5IR: A business imperative for education overhaul

While the 5IR provides opportunities for companies to upskill staff, this process should start way before the youth enter the workforce.

Six deaf students to graduate with IT degrees

SA’s Belgium Campus iTversity will confer Bachelor of Information Technology degrees on six deaf students.

IoT.nxt collaborates with UFS to develop future tech leaders

IoT.nxt is partnering with the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Agricultural Sciences to drive education in data science, given its growing use in business.