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RAISON D’ÊTRE / REASON FOR EXISTENCE
Akademia is a Christian, classical and autonomous higher education institution rooted
in and serving the Afrikaans language and cultural communities.
VISION
Akademia strives to provide an academic home where both the mind
and the heart are shaped with a view to a free future.
Linking with the classical university, Akademia strives for the truth, the goodness and the beauty in each domain of the academic life. This pursuit is supported by the commitment to meaningful knowledge and the deepening of wisdom.
Akademia is the university space that is anchored in the Christian faith and is realised in practice through the love for God and fellow human beings as well as the hope for a better life now and in eternity.
Akademia is as community institution in higher education committed to the own communities. At the same time, it strives to maintain good relationships with other communities. The “commitment to the own” as well as the “good relationships with other” is characterised by friendship, justice and an open conversation.
Akademia builds further on the goodness and beauty that we have received from the past with the aim to pass it on to the generations to come.
Akademia is characterised by the ongoing pioneering work done by the institution’s students and staff.
Whilst Akademia is a modern, future-oriented higher education institution, we at the same time adhere to the classical university system and the educational ideals that underlie it.
A Christian higher education institution
Akademia plays a leading role in contemporary university life in an open, unencumbered and critical manner.
From Christian points of departure, Akademia accepts that there is no unbridgeable gap between faith and reason. Without faith, reason is reduced to a mere instrument of control and exercise of power (while faith is reduced to an irrational matter without thought).
Formulated in positive terms: With its anchors in faith, reason is enabled to ask about the nature of the entire creation reality in its unfathomable goodness, truth and beauty.
Classical university
Akademia is committed to the ideals of the classical university as it came into being in classical Greece and the Middle Ages and found its place in the modern Western university.
At the core of the classical university the idea is encapsulated that the mind reaches its full potential when it a) is open and perceptive to the wonder of the whole of reality and b) interrogates as to the nature and true reality by means of critical dialogue.
Afrikaans
Akademia is an Afrikaans higher education institution. Akademia in other words offers its lectures as well as its research in one of the most developed university languages of the modern era.
Community institution
Akademia is a community university following the example of prominent community universities elsewhere in the world, with the mission to serve the academic ideals of a specific language and cultural community.
As a community institution, Akademia strives to maintain good relations and mutual cooperation with universities in South Africa and elsewhere in the word of universities. The concepts “community” and “global” are not in opposition. On the contrary, the specific community universities and the global universities should rather be seen in an interdependent context.
Private higher education institution
Akademia is a private and autonomous higher education institution. As such, it is not dependent on government and its multitude of affiliations and current political tendencies. In accordance with economic philosophy, Akademia is managed using the best possible practices within the context of the free market.
Excellent professional and career-directed training
Akademia is committed towards excellence in providing in the need of professional training. Akademia sees to it that Afrikaans students successfully enter the labour market in its multiplicity of variety.
Underlying Akademia’s commitment to excellence in training, is its calling – and especially the ideal that students should in and through their careers also be called to be a Biblical “light to the world”.
The classical ideal of education
Akademia is likewise committed to the classical ideal of education as it emerged in traditional universities.
At the heart of the classical educational ideal lies the thought that students should not only be specialists within a specific discipline, but that they should at the same time have insight in the totality of things. In terms of the classical educational ideal, this insight is identified with the quest for wisdom.
Akademia also investigates the ways in which the so-called tradition of the great books of the Western World (including literature, history, theology, philosophy, economy, mathematics, physics and chemistry) should take their place in its task as an educational university.
The latter is underpinned by the expectation that training and education will take place from the ground phase, concomitant with increasing emphasis on specialisation and career-directedness.
As with its commitment to education, Akademia’s commitment to outstanding education is motivated by the calling to be a “light to the world”.
Research and lecturing
Universities over the world are characterised by tension between research (the theoretical work of universities) and lecturing (the practical work of universities). Research is increasingly gaining an independent role, with the result that less value is accredited to lecturing, at the cost of the students. In so doing, theory and practice become detached from each other in an extrinsic manner.
Akademia is not only committed to excellent research and lecturing, but also realises the necessity of establishing and developing both these functions in their intrinsic connectedness. At Akademia the important work of research supports the equally important work of lecturing.
Culture of openness and the role of questioning
Despite the claims of existing universities that they are forums of openness, tolerance and critical dialogue, they are, ironically, controlled by politically correct prescriptions and ideology-driven programmes.
Akademia sees itself as a forum that facilitates and enables unrestricted and critical dialogue. At the heart of this objective is the central role that Akademia and lecturers allocate to questioning in their lectures. In the same way as community universities in the USA, such as Baylor University and Hillsdale College, Akademia embraces the thought that the central place of questioning during lecturing is an important reason why the latter is characterised by academic vibrance, a sense of experimentation and the adventurous quest for the truth.
In short, in and through the central place that questioning holds, and owing to the dialogue elicited by this, the lecturing at Akademia exercises magnetic power on students.
University architecture
Akademia embraces the point of view that the way in which it is embodied in its architecture as a university, is not merely a secondary phenomenon that can be seen as a mere appendix to the being of the institution.
On the contrary, just as there is an inseverable tie between theory (research) and practice (lecturing), there is likewise an inseverable tie between the inner being (the true nature of the university) and the external being (inter alia symbolised in the architecture of being a university).
Akademia strives to embody its Christian and classical nature in the best possible practices of the architecture as a university in the future.
The top three contestants of the BCom (Business Management): Business Plan Competition were announced.
The Department of Management Sciences at Akademia's Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences hold a very informative seminar on ethical decision-making and accountable leadership.
Artium, Akademia's annual art and culture show, was hosted by the Akademia Student Council (SC).
Akademia announced big news that they would reward good matric performance by awarding academic merit scholarships to 2024 matriculants.
Akademia's Faculty of Law presented a symposium on Medical Law in academia and practice
The Department of Languages and Cultural Sciences, in the Faculty of Humanities, introduced their first honours programme, BAHons (Media and Communication).
Akademia's Faculty of Law, in collaboration with the Solidariteit Regsnetwerk (Solidarity Legal Network), presented a student symposium and networking event in Paarl.
Akademia's very first Fontie-spele (sport festival) was a roaring success. Teams from different independent higher education institutions participated in 10s rugby, netball and 5s hockey.
Akademia acted as host for a delegation from Hillsdale College in Michigan in the United States.
Akademia's newly elected student council (SC) for the 2024/2025 term is officially inaugurated on the institution's Gehard Street Campus in Centurion.
Akademia and the real estate development company Kanton launched the new campus development project of Akademia in Pretoria as part of the Toekomsbouer campaign.
Huis Hennops, one of the institution's men's residences, recently hosted their first box evening with great success.
Chrislie Boers, a lecturer in Law at Akademia, presented a paper during the International Congress of the Academy of Law and Mental Health (IALMH) in Barcelona, Spain.
Akademia's NP van Wyk Louw Centre had the privilege of again hosting the annual Theology and Philosophy Conference, which took place on the Leriba Campus in Centurion.
International participants of the Jongerenprojek (JP) spent time at Akademia's campuses in Centurion, Gauteng.
Akademia's revamped Career Office held a successful career fair in Centurion and Bloemfontein.
Vlymskerpbesigheid in ʼn japtrap: Workshops and networking event is presented in the Moot, George and Bloemfontein.
Forty-one third-year students in the after-hours BCom (Financial Planning) programme and the full-time BCom (Financial and Management Accounting) programme respectively underwent a simulation training programme and qualified themselves to complete electronic tax returns.
Akademia announces that the Western Cape Campus will probably be in the Paarl area and that Prof. Gawie du Toit, who is currently the dean of the Faculty of Education at Akademia, will head up the Western Cape Campus. Tony van der Merwe was also appointed as an experienced operations manager for the Western Cape and the negotiations for a suitable location for the campus is at an advanced stage.
The Faculty of Education presented a public lecture by Dr Pierre Edwards, holder of the honorary chair in education leadership, followed by a symposium about the core aspects of distance education in the digital era.
Prof Basie von Solms, research professor in cyber security at the University of Johannesburg's Centre for Cyber Security, acted as the guest speaker during a public lecture that was presented by Akademia’s Faculty of Natural Sciences.
Akademia’s campus open day was a huge success with 1 500 people that visited the campuses in Centurion.
Akademia received the news that the Postgraduate Diploma in Taxation programme will enjoy accreditation from the South African Institute for Taxation (SAIT).
Dr Ernst Roets, head of policy for the Solidarity Movement, unpacked various themes in the Dune series for students, academics and the public during one of the NP van Wyk Louw centre's monthly public lectures on the Gerhard Street campus. His theme for the public lecture was: "How to read Dune between the lines."
Akademia celebrates Afrikaans as the golden thread that connect thoughts and heart on Afrikaans day.
Akademia’s 2025 study applications for the after-hours distance model and the full-time campus model have opened.
Prof Jerzy Koch, famous Polish academic and literary scholar from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poland, spoke earlier this month as a guest of Akademia’s newly found Language Centre with first-year students in Afrikaans from the Faculty of Education about literature and languages.
Akademia’s new ladies’ and men’s hostel, Huis Daglelie and Huis Karoo, recently launched their new brand.
Akademia’s coffee shop, Sowel As, celebrates first birthday.
The Department of Languages and Cultural Sciences hosted a Journalism Symposium where the role of the media during elections were discussed.
Jean-mari Cornelius (48) is the first deaf student to obtain the BCom (Economics and Law) qualification at Akademia.
Akademia celebrates its students’ academic and leadership achievements at the annual prestige function.
465 qualifications were handed over during the annual qualification ceremony.
Akademia announces that the institution is expanding its full-time campus model to the Western Cape.
The Akademia media centre will now be the home for Nongqai archives.
Akademia introduced the brand-new programme, BA (Language Studies), that will be presented on the full-time campus model, as well as the institution’s new Language Centre.
Two Akademia experts introduced a new textbook on curriculum studies as co-editors.
Carel Boshoff gave the first honorary chair lecture for 2024 from the NP van Wyk Louw Centre on the Gerhard Street campus.
The Faculty of Law presented a student symposium and networking event in collaboration with Solidarity Legal Network
The Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences presented a panel discussion in reaction to the budget speech
Akademia students now also attend class on the Leriba campus in Centurion
Fonties reach out to vulnerable communities through the Spore (Tracks) project
Akademia’s golf and bowling day helps students’ complete studies.
Academia welcomes Dr André van Zyl from the University of Johannesburg (UJ) to deliver the NP van Wyk Louw Centre’s monthly public lecture.
The Faculty of Education at Akademia offers a public lecture by Prof. Tobie van Dyk, an expert in the field of Applied Linguistics and Academic Literacy.
Akademia Uitgewery (Akademia Publishers) proudly relaunches the book Middeleeuse Filosofie as part of an exciting open access initiative.
Akademia’s student council (SC) for the 2023/2024 term is officially inaugurated on the institution’s Centurion Campus.
Akademia is host for the NAWG International Philosophical Congress.
Ariana Venus Behr-Greeff is a first-year BSc (Computer Sciences) student who was named as part of the top 24 participants of Die Kontrak.
The NP van Wyk Louw centre receives Prof. Johann Rossouw from the University of the Free State (UFS) to deliver a public lecture.
Akademia’s first international Theology and Philosophy conference takes place from 13 to 15 July in Centurion.
Akademia hosted a career fair on the Centurion Campus where various institutions had the chance to market their career opportunities to Akademia students called Fonties.
Fonties on the Centurion Campus participated in Care Week where non-perishable food products, household items and more than 312 kg of previously loved clothing were collected.
Mariska Wannenburg, a lecturer in Economic and Financial Sciences at Akademia, was one of only 22 academics worldwide who were given the opportunity to present a paper during the biennial international conference of the Southern African Accounting Association (SAAA) which took place from 28 to 30 June at Sun City.
Akademia receives book collection of pioneering language historian, Prof. Edith Raidt.
Johann Smith, presents a workshop on relationships for Hoërskool Zwartkop’s (Centurion) counselling team.
Akademia lecturer, Dr Nic de Jager, is one of sixteen experts attending the Multimodality colloquium.
Akademia celebrates World Accreditation Day with answers to frequently asked questions regarding accreditation and recognition of qualifications addressed to the institution.
The Afrikaans translation from Greek of the book, Plato se dialoogtrilogie uit die laaste dae van Sokrates, was recently discussed at an Akademia panel discussion.
First BComHons (Business Management) students complete an exciting first semester.
Akademia launches NP van Wyk Louw Centre.
Akademia Uitgewery launches fun activity book for children, Fontieland.
Akademia symposium builds the primary school education puzzle for the future.
Akademia campus open day steers many prospective Fonties.
First public lecture from the NP van Wyk Louw Centre by Prof. Reitze Rodseth takes place.
Akademia celebrates Afrikaans Day as a proud Afrikaans higher education institution.
Akademia renders 384 students at the annual qualification ceremony.
Akademia celebrates students’ and staff’s outstanding achievements at the academic prestige function.
Akademia launches Career Centre for students.
Akademia launches first coffee shop, Sowel As.
Akademia’s shelves are overflowing with the rich literary donation from Dr Natie van Vuuren.
Akademia holds an information session on after-hours distance studies.
Captivating book about Afrikaans media published by Akademia Uitgewery.
Akademia symposium discusses opportunities and challenges in the Afrikaans media.
Akademia buys “professor” in celebration of the academic head’s 70th birthday.
Akademia buys the word “Fontie” in the WAT.
Akademia study applications for 2024 are open.
Akademia conference discusses the impact of new energy interests on the South African state.
Akademia launches honorary chair in security studies.
Akademia release research results of the #Studentewe campaign.
Akademia dean appointed as editor-in-chief of the Natural Sciences journal.
Akademia invests further in mother-tongue education with Afrikaans textbook translation.
Akademia panel discussion reflects on budget speech.
Akademia holds first Primus Chorum for first-year students.
Akademia holds very first first-year concert.
Akademia launches honorary chair in educational leadership.
First classes kick off for the BSc (Computer Sciences) and LLB on the full-time campus model.
Akademia signs cooperation agreement with Hungarian university.
2023 first-year camp unleashes incredible energy among students.
Akademia lecturer wins CIMA award for the second time.
Akademia establishes the NP van Wyk Louw Centre this year.
Akademia kicks 2023 off with a successful STEAM congress.
Akademia announces first honours qualification in Business Management for 2023.
Akademia’s research week that took place at Leriba in Centurion was yet another highlight during the institution’s tenth year of teaching.
The Faculty of Natural Sciences at Akademia was the host of the 21st annual student symposium for natural sciences of the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns (SAAWK).
The Faculty of Natural Sciences at Akademia presented the second WL Grant memorial lecture in the Hemingways room at Leriba in Centurion.
The Akademia-gedenkboek (book about Akademia’s history) is officially handed over to Marthinus Visser, managing director of Akademia, on 10 October 2022.
The university anthem of this institution was sang for the first time by the Akademia choir during Akademia’s prestige ten year function that was held on 10 October 2022.
On 18 October 2022 during an introduction function at Leriba in Centurion the news was announced that the institution launched an exciting short course platform, called Akademia et al.
Akademia celebrated ten years of lectures on the tenth day of the tenth month (10 October) during an event that was held at the Sol-Tech Campus in Pretoria.
Akademia’s Faculty of Law was launched on 5 October at the institution’s Centurion Campus.
Akademia introduces Die Pionier (The Pioneer), a special breakfast coffee mixture, to celebrate a decade of pioneering spirit.
Akademia hosts a Management Sciences symposium in preparation for the fifth industrial revolution.
Akademia hosts a Management Sciences symposium in preparation for the fifth industrial revolution.
Carami van der Vyver and her business, Heart of Courage, was announced as the 2022 winner of the BCom (Management Sciences): Business Plan Competition.
New student council announced to further build student life at Akademia.
On 28 July 2022 Akademia launches a research campaign called #Studentelewe (#Student life) to start a national discussion on how a healthy and balanced student life should look.
Akademia announces that Professor Hermie Coetzee, an experienced academic and admitted attorney, was appointed as the dean of the Faculty of Law.
On 20 July, Akademia introduces Loopbaanlens (Career lens) to help school children, students and workers with uncertainty on subject and career choices.
André Pienaar, founder and chair of C5 Capital presented a guest lecture at Akademia’s Centurion Campus for Akademia students and personnel.
Akademia announced his first serenade group consisting of fifteen ladies on 13 July.
On 7 July Solidarity Financial Services (SFD) presented a talk for Akademia’s Fonties where practical hints on saving was shared with the students to celebrate Savings Month.
On Thursday 30 June Akademia officially announced the institution’s Faculty of Natural Sciences during an event at the CSIR in Pretoria.
Akademia announced the donation of the NP van Wyk Louw-collection, that was donated by Peter Louw, son of this famous Afrikaans poet and philosopher.
Akademia presented his very first choir festival and this event was a huge success. The choir festival consisted of five choirs: Hoërskool Menlopark, Hoërskool Eldoraigne, Hoërskool Zwartkop, Hoërskool Garsfontein and the Akademia choir.
Akademia announced that LLB will also be presented full-time on the campus model at the Centurion Campus from 2023
One of Akademia’s BA (Communication and Journalism) students, Raino Botha, was identified as an ambassador of the Solidarity Youth’s #StudenteStem (#StudentVoice) campaign at the Solidarity Head Office.
Akademia awards the most qualifications during the annual qualification. A total of 339 qualifications was awarded at the Atterbury Theatre in Pretoria.
The Faculty of Education presented a teacher leadership symposium at koshuis@Leriba with the theme “Back to the future”.
Akademia’s Department of Law held a symposium on law skills in the LLB curriculum.
The three hostels, Huis Valorem (House Valorem), Huis Hennops (House Hennops) and Huis Strelitzia (House Strelitzia) are officially introduced.
Akademia’s ten-year wine is officially introduced at the wine tasting with Die Wynboer (The Wine Farmer).
Akademia celebrates a decade of pioneering spirit.
Students have a first hostel stay-in weekend at koshuis@Leriba.
The Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences holds a budget speech function where experts discussed the 2022 budget speech.
The first language conference with the theme – Afrikaans, a language with a future – happened at koshui@Leriba.
Akademia buys the word “alumni” from the Woordeboek van die Afrikaanse Taal (WAT).
The first hostel residents move in at koshuis@Leriba.
The third Akademia first-year camp happened at the Zwartkop Nature Reserve.
The first director’s ball is presented for Akademia students and personnel.
Brand new private student residence is introduced for Akademia students, called koshuis@Leriba.
Akademia announced that a BEd (Foundation Phase Teaching) programme will be presented full-time from 2022 at the Gerhard Street Campus in Centurion.
Akademia officially introduced the Faculty of Education on International Day of Teaching at the AfriForum Theatre.
The brand-new student council (SC) for 2021/2022 was inaugurated on the Centurion.
Akademia plants “Pride of de Kaap” to celebrate national tree week.
Akademia presents first big campus open day as well as successful Elite Fontie day on the Centurion Campus.
Akademia recently introduced a brand-new podcast series in brand-new news themes with the name #KennersPraat (#ExpertsTalk).
Akademia announces that from 2022 BEd (Intermediate Phase Teaching) will be presented on the Centurion by top academics.
Akademia held a first successful golf day and R80 000 was collected for the Akademia-skenkingsfonds (Akademia Endowment Fund).
Akademia appoints the world-famous choir conductor, Franco Prinsloo.
Akademia launched a brand-new recycling project on the Centurion Campus.
Akademia inaugurated the netball team on 28 April, where team members, guests and sponsors could get to know each other and build bridges.
Helpende Hand (Helping Hands) founded a national branch for Akademia students, called Akademia-Helde (Akademia Heroes) and the day management was also announced.
Akademia awards well-deserved qualification in absentia. This qualification award is the most that Akademia has awarded!
Akademia welcomes first-year students in BCom (Financial and Management Accounting) during the orientation that happened on the Centurion Campus.
Akademia holds a drive through for the first time to celebrate the opening of campus.
The newly furnished Centurion Campus is launched online.
Akademia announces with pride that the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences was strengthened with the appointment of Dr Rachel Maritz.
The institution announces that a CIMA award for teaching excellence was received during a virtual award ceremony.
Akademia welcomes the first students for the postgraduate diplomas in Taxation and Management Accounting respectively during their orientation.
First students in the Faculty of Education are welcomed during orientation. The Postgraduate Education Certificate (Senior Phase and FET education) will be offered for the first time from 2021.
An exciting new qualification, BA (Communication and Journalism), is being launched at a grand event.
Akademia publishes his first original work, followed up with a monumental book on Medieval Philosophy.
Akademia announces that BSc (Mathematical Sciences), a first in the Faculty of Natural Sciences, will be offered on the Centurion Campus from 2021.
Akademia achieved a ground-breaking achievement with the publication of its first original book, Knooppunte: Opstelle vir en oor Danie Goosen.
Akademia makes available a free Afrikaans reference guide for schools.
Akademia announces a full-time campus model online. Students will be able to attend class during the day on the Centurion Campus.
Akademia announces that classes will continue uninterrupted regardless of the pandemic.
Akademia announces that the institution’s first postgraduate qualifications, and a first programme from the Faculty of Education, to be offered on the after-hour distance model from 2021.
Akademia holds the very first official academic opening.
Akademia welcomes the first students in Baccalaureus Legum (LLB).
Forty-one first-year students travel from far and wide to attend Akademia’s very first first-year camp at Camp Discovery, outside Pretoria.
Akademia’s first Prestige Evening is held, where the first Futurum Award is presented.
Akademia publishes his first book, an Afrikaans translation of Plato’s Defence of Socrates.
Die Winkel, Akademia’s online store, is launched.
Akademia’s new block schedule begins.
Akademia welcomes the first students in BSocSci (Politics, Philosophy and Economics).
Akademia announces the appointments of the academic head and three deans. The deans are tasked with setting up faculties in the Humanities, Natural Sciences and Educational Sciences.
Akademia receives the news that the BCom (Management Accounting) qualification is recognised by CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) – in addition to having the largest release of CIMA exams in South Africa.
Akademia unveils its new visual identity during an event.
Akademia awards first degrees in BCom (Management Accounting).
The study centres in Port Elizabeth and Windhoek welcome first students.
Akademia students attend first RAG.
Akademia announces the appointment of the Dean: Teaching and learning.
Akademia is fully accredited as a higher education institution by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET).
In April, Akademia awarded degrees for the first time at its fifth annual ceremony, when thirteen students who had enrolled in 2014 received their degrees in BCom (Business Management).
Akademia welcomes first students at the study centres in Bloemfontein, George and Paarl, as well as the first students for BCom (Economics and Law) and BCom (Financial Planning).
Akademia introduces the new qualification, BCom (Economics and Law) during a dinner in Pretoria. This degree is offered from 2017.
Akademia receives the literary collection of the poet, translator, literary expert and radioman Dr Daniel Hugo during a special dinner.
Akademia welcomes first students for the Advanced Diploma in Project Management.
Akademia moves to new premises in Centurion.
Akademia’s first BCom (Managerial Accounting) students are welcomed during orientation.
Akademia’s first BCom (Business Management) students are welcomed during orientation.
Akademia welcomes first students to the Bellville Study Centre.
Akademia introduces six teaching learning centres (Boksburg, Centurion, die Moot, Roodepoort, Stellenbosch and Vanderbijlpark) across South Africa.
Akademia welcomes 42 students in four programmes during the institution’s first contact sessions.
Receive the news that Akademia is registered as a higher education institution. The institution is launched to media and academics on 19 January 2012.
Akademia opens its doors for the first time on the Solidarity premises.
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