Name: Nelson Mandela University - North Campus
Address: University Way, Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth, 6019, South Africa, ZA
Telephone: +27 41 504 1111

Nelson Mandela University - North Campus is a university, located at University Way, Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth, 6019, South Africa. They can be contacted via phone at +27 41 504 1111, visit their website www.mandela.ac.za for more detailed information.

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University Way, Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth, 6019

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Added by Jopie, at 18 April 2016

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Koketso Maphaha

28 February 2018

Easy to navigate around and very safe
Selwyn Milborrow

07 December 2017

The food available at the north campus conference centre is scrumptious and tasty. Surrounded by green trees and colourful flowers everywhere!
Kristin Leach

09 October 2017

Peaceful university filled with natural wildlife and the best library facilities in the Bay. Picture taken at entrance of basement floor in the library.
Agnes N

21 May 2017

My alma matter! This university is one of the most beautiful Campuses in South Africa. Located on a nature reserve, it is the only university where you can experience world life such as zebras, bucks, monkeys and all sorts of birds a stones throw from the beautiful architecture.It's not unusual to see Monkeys playing on the trees or outside the offices or lecture halls.
I hope in the near future this University will be better known as a truly African University that produces world class research. The facilities are in deed world class.
Marius Hattingh

21 May 2017

Course received was very well presented and organized.
Teboho Mnguni

04 March 2017

This is by far the most beautiful University in RSA backed by its nature reserved environment .
Bryan Johnston

12 July 2016

Came to this campus during student vac. and I was very impressed with the infrastructure - the general condition of the buildings looks good; very good upkeep from what I observed.

The facilities were decent too, especially for handicapped (wheelchair bound, specifically) people - there were one or two areas where the wheelchairs would hit a dead end but it's still a far cry better than places like UKZN (where accessibility is near to zero). I observed several people with motorised wheelchairs navigating around and I was very impressed.

One disadvantage though is that the elevators require an access card to use, which is great to control unwanted guests but people in wheelchairs would struggle without special assistance. Still, a very nice looking campus; from its design it was obviously a former technical campus.
Pontsho Molahlegi

25 April 2016

A very diversified university. From the music building that goes alive at night to the tallest building that makes the university distinguished from the rest