NRF B, C & Y ratings
The National Research Foundation's (NRF) rating system is central to its goal of building a globally competitive science system in South Africa.
The National Research Foundation's (NRF) rating system is central to its goal of building a globally competitive science system in South Africa.
B-rated researchers are those who enjoy considerable international recognition by their peers for the high quality and impact of their recent research.
C-rated researchers are regarded as established researchers with a sustained recent record of productivity in their field.
Y-rated researchers are 40 years of age or younger, who have held a doctorate or equivalent qualification for five years at the time of application, and who are recognised as having the potential to establish themselves within a five-year period of the evaluation.
For more information on the NRF ratings, visit the NRF website.
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Centre for Higher Education Development |
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Archer, Arlene |
Shay, Suellen |
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Faculty of Commerce |
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Ardington, Cally |
Luiz, John |
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Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment |
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Alexander, Mark |
Langdon, Genevieve |
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Faculty of Health Sciences |
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Adeola, Henry |
Luabeya, Angelique |
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Faculty of Humanities |
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Adhikari, Mohamed |
Luckett, Kathy |
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Faculty of Law |
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Amien, Waheeda |
Hutchison, Andrew
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Faculty of Science |
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Abiodun, Babatunde |
Keet, Maria |