

A very modernised university with knowledgeable lectures from different countries, faculty of law is highly supportive of students in terms of facilities. Internal Moot courts are held yearly to train future lawyers and also give them exposure to other firms, faculty also held excellence awards for best performing students in late spring each year.
View moreI enjoyed the first few years in the university after that it was problems on top of problems
The programme i was in was farely new so we had accreditation difficulties worst years of my life.
The school community however is the best students supports each other plus the lecturers are also supportive
View moreThe campus is situated at a place where it makes it easier to focus, far from the noise. Lecturers and all Uni staff are very helpful and friendly. They help you go through your choices and support you when you have a problem through student counselling services. Great experience.
View moreA dynamic place of learning where different people from different backgrounds share experiences in academics and cultureqp issues. An institution that shaped me to be the professional that I am today.
View moreI respect Fort Hare’s historic legacy as a cradle of African leadership and intellectual thought, having educated many prominent figures in South African and continental history. However, the recent violent unrest where students set fire to key buildings and caused massive damage is deeply concerning and a serious setback for the institution’s mission and reputation. Given this context, I would only recommend Fort Hare with caution right now.Some lecturers are deeply committed and knowledgeable, especially in humanities and education, and they encourage critical thinking rooted in African perspectives. Campus life can feel vibrant during stable periods.
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