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Special Access to MATLAB and Simulink at the University of Cape Town

MATLAB and Simulink will be available for all to download through a special temporary licence. This will expire at the end of June 2020.

Learn in your own time

With a never-ending to-do list, finding time to learn a new skill can be quite daunting. That’s why online learning resources are key: they allow you to learn when you want to.

MPS has your printing, copying, and scanning needs covered

Copying, printing, and scanning is a breeze thanks to the UCT Managed Print Services (MPS). Managed by Bytes, this offering ensures that all staff and students have access to a Xerox machine no matter

The UCT white pages is your go-to contact list

Finding a UCT staff member, on-campus trader, or post-doctoral fellow has never been easier, thanks to the UCT White Pages online directory.

Single Sign-On upgrade coming on 20th May 2018

ICTS will upgrade this service during the ICTS maintenance slot on Sunday 20th May 2018.

Innovation 2018: UCT Techfest to feature futuristic gadgets this year!

On 17 and 18 April 2018, UCT’s preferred IT vendors, as well as Cell C, SMD Technologies, and Microsoft, will be showing off the latest tech at the UCT Technology Festival (Techfest).

Changes to Google Drive’s desktop application

Google Drive is the online storage platform available on Google’s G suite online productivity platform. It allows you to work on files across various devices, regardless of your location.

Beware of pop-ups while browsing online

Hackers are using different methods to gain access to your information. Their latest attempt is using a bogus Microsoft pop-up that appears while you’re browsing online.

Ensure the websites that you browse are secure

Starting October 2017, Google will up security measures on its Chrome web browser by alerting you to websites that are not secure.

Warning: New global ransomware email scam

A new global ransomware attack is currently underway. Using multiple methods, the attackers try to trick you into downloading ransomware onto your computer.