Jess
Auerbach
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Please see the Light Lab page for details of current supervisees:
Graduates of the Lab include:
Clint Mawing, MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town.
Recent Graduates
Mufudzi Chihambakwe, MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town. Tshidilo: A step towards understanding spine care in Botswana *distinction
Kuberan Cooper, MBA University of Cape Town Unravelling the Dragon: China's Expansion and its Influence on Telecommunications in Southern Africa
Casper Dreyer, MA Anthropology, North-West University. Negotiating rugby with Bloemfontein club rugby men in post-apartheid South Africa
Nabeela Essa, MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town Exploring the Adoption of 3D Printed Concrete for Social Housing in South Africa: A Socio-Technical and Political Economy Perspective *distinction
Neo Hutiri, MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town. The role of Digital Technology in Scaling Social Impact in South Africa
Tasneem Jaffer, MBA University of Cape Town An exploration of alternative credentials in South African higher education: expanding equity and inclusivity* distinction.
Tebogo Maribe, MA Anthropology, North-West University. Personhoods and meanings of adolescent masculinities in a North-West secondary school
Mawing, Clint. MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town Building Functional Municipalities: a case study of three high-functioning South African Municipalities
Phiri, Keletso. MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town. Light to Low-income communities - the provision of fibre. Thesis incomplete - RIP
Rampersad, Prashana, MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town Supporting the Integration of Refugee and Asylum-Seeking Health Professionals into the South African Health System
Richter, Nic, MPhil Inclusive Innovation, University of Cape Town The Air Allowed for Hair: cultural inclusivity in Cape Town Private Schools
Thandiwe Twala, MA Anthropology, North-West University. An ethnography of young creatives in Itsoseng township: Exploring the relationship between creative arts and non-standard employment in South Africa
Hestia Victor, MA Anthropology North-West University Tenacity and welfare on the road to elsewhere: one woman’s efforts to make stable life from Marikana informal settlement, Potchefstroom, South Africa *distinction
