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Stop South African Education from becoming less Global

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Lyle Lennox
9 years ago

We need to keep our universities at a global standard. We should not be cutting courses but seeking to add new ones, so that people in our country can study what they love.

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Natascha Deyzel
9 years ago

These students have the right to finish what they started.

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Mark Sanders
9 years ago

This is not fair. Especially in the middle of people studying their degrees.

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Marcel Matthee
9 years ago

Supporting diversity in South Africa and freedom of choice!

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Jazmin Beaudry
9 years ago

The Chinese department is so important not only for me personally, but also for the University of Stellenbosch. Keep Chinese going!

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Jordan Russell
9 years ago

Keep Chinese!!!!

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Philip Brodie
9 years ago

It is vital tha5 this department stay where students can utilize it as relations between China and SA grow.

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Stuart
9 years ago

The solution is not to close the section, it's to find funding for it!

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Donna Raw
9 years ago

I love studying Chinese!

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Courtney Watson
9 years ago

Don't stop Chinese!

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Josephine Ratlhaga
9 years ago

We are here

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Katie McCullough
9 years ago

Save Mandarin

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James
9 years ago

Keep Chinese!!!

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Mary-Ann
9 years ago

To help!

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Dylan Williams · petition starter
9 years ago

Morning Everyone Thank so much for you support. I only realised now that when you sign the petition they will ask you to donate, simply click on the donate button and then close the pop up and your signature will be counted without having to donate. However, if you wish to donate please do so via the email provided.

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Shannon fox
9 years ago

The Chinese department should remain open to educate students and allow South African to broaden its future and be in a position to allow trade and communication between the two nations.

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Chavonne Carey Montgomery
9 years ago

#Students4Chinese

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Zoe van Wyk
9 years ago Featured

the only reason I came to Stellenbosch University was because they offered Chinese and I have built my life around it as a subject. If it goes away, so does not only my future disappear along with it, but many other students currently studying it as well as prospective ones who wish to study it.

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Roxanne Macdonald
9 years ago

Please keep Chinese at Stellenbosch University. It is my intention to major in it and my future is on the line if it is stopped.

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Alexandra Haines
9 years ago

Keep Chinese!!