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Neo Hutiri, a Wits graduate, developed “Pelebox”, a smart locker that cuts down queueing times for patients collecting chronic medication, named one of TIME magazine’s best inventions in 2019.

The first food garden on the Braamfontein Campus was established in 2015 under the leadership of Prof. Vishwas Satgar, in collaboration with students and the Wits Citizenship and Community Outreach (WCCO), to alleviate food insecurity among students.

Wits is playing a leading role in South Africa's response to the climate emergency through research, teaching, and policy engagement. Through analysis of our own carbon footprint, we are transforming our campus into a living laboratory for just practices of sustainability.

Driving change. The Wits Social Justice Cluster unites transformation, gender advocacy, and disability rights efforts at the University.

The Centre for Deaf Studies develops world-class teacher training while equipping parents and the Deaf community with skills to foster equal opportunities.

Founded in 1973 during the height of apartheid, the Wits Law Clinic began as a small advice office with student assistance. It continues to deliver exceptional legal education, professional services, and research while providing crucial access to justice for the poor.

The University Speech and Hearing Clinic serves as both a student training facility and public service site, providing hearing assessments, hearing aid services, aural rehabilitation, and speech interventions for delays, disorders, and fluency issues.

Emthonjeni Centre opened in 2007 as a multidisciplinary initiative of the School of Human and Community Development, offering psychology, social work, speech pathology, and audiology services to the public.

Founded in 1978 by Professor John Dugard, the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS) fought for justice during apartheid and continues championing human rights and challenging power structures across South Africa and the region.

Wits’ Tshimologong Digital Innovation Precinct facilitates the incubation of start-ups, the commercialisation of research, and the development of high-level digital skills for students, working professionals, entrepreneurs, and youth.

Peco Power empowers rural community with Rent-to-Own Electricity. Peco Power, launched through a collaboration between Wits and impact investment partner Mbono, offers a modular, affordable energy system designed to grow with a household’s needs.

Wits-developed SmartSpot has become an innovative tool in TB testing, making diagnostics safer, faster, and more accessible. Professor Bavesh Kana leads the research group that developed SmartSpot.

Vertical gardens by Occupational Therapy students Zoe Kahl and Kayla Kotzen provide meaningful activities for disabled people while addressing water scarcity and other rural gardening challenges.