Progress with Upgrade and Expansion of UJ DFC Campus for Students and Parents

Date: Jan 30, 2014 | News


​​​​​​​​Progress with Upgrade and Expansion of UJ DFC Campus We take this opportunity to inform our staff, students, parents, alumni and the broader community of stakeholders that excellent progress has been made with establishing world class educational facilities on the University of Johannesburg’s (UJ) Doornfontein Campus. These facilities will be fully completed in March 2014, one month later that the University had planned.

 

Contractors and UJ staff worked throughout December and January but were, regrettably, unable to make our deadline of 31 January 2014.

In light of some of the lecture facilities not being available at the start of the academic year, the University has made interim arrangements with Ellis Park Stadium that will see us make use of their first-rate conference and meeting-room facilities during this short period.

Furthermore, the University has arranged for buses to be available to transport staff and students to and from these excellent facilities. The University apologises for any inconvenience caused as a result of these interim arrangements.

Please do not hesitate to share with us any concerns and suggestions at the Protection Services Control Room on 011 559 6085. ​

Alternative Temporary DFC Lecture Venues for March 2014
Venue on TimetableTemporary Replacement Venue: 3-7 March 2014Comment
FloorRoom NumberVenue NameFloorRoom NumberAlternative Temporary Venue NameInformation
FirstPK-1100DFC PERSKOR COMPUTER/EXAM 1100GroundAVS 5 / 6AVS UNIT 5 / 6 LECTURE HALL AVS-5 or AVS-6On DFC CampusPK-1100 operational from 10 March 2014
FirstPK-1102DFC PERSKOR AUDITORIUM 1102GroundEP 1102ELLIS PARK Conference 1102Free Bus Transport between DFC and Ellispark Stadium available per timetable periodPK-1102 operational from 10 March 2014
FirstPK-1103DFC PERSKOR AUDITORIUM 1103GroundEP 1103ELLIS PARK Conference 1103Please see table below
FirstPK-1104DFC PERSKOR AUDITORIUM 1104GroundPK-G100DFC PERSKOR TEACHING HALL G100In Perskor BuildingPlease see table below
Activity: Nursing Post Graduate lectures – 08:00-17:00 Thursdays onlyGroundEP SuiteELLIS PARK Platinum SuiteFree Bus transport on Thursdays – DFC to EP @ 07:30; EP to DFC @ 17:00Venue only available till 20 March 2014
Venue on TimetableTemporary Replacement Venue: 10-20 March 2014Comment
FloorRoom NumberVenue NameFloorRoom NumberAlternative Temporary Venue NameInformation
FirstPK-1103DFC PERSKOR AUDITORIUM 1103GroundOpen SpaceDFC – JOHN ORR BUILDING – Atrium AOn DFC CampusPK-1103 operational from 31 March 2014
FirstPK-1104DFC PERSKOR AUDITORIUM 1104GroundPK-G100DFC PERSKOR TEACHING HALL G100In Perskor BuildingPK-1104 operational from 31 March 2014

You are strongly advised to make use of the free bus service – starting in Nind Street, just outside the Southerly Entrance/Exit of DFC – as opposed to walking from DFC to the Ellis Park Stadium and back. If you choose to make use of your own transport, you may utilise the Ellis Park Stadium parking garage adjacent to the bus drop-off area. Canteen facilities are also available close to the drop-off area.​

The Buxton Street building is accessible from the Nind street entrance/exit at the Doornfontein Campus. The Perskor building is accessible via a pedestrian bridge from the John Orr building.

 

Sincerely

 

Kinta Burger (Prof)

REGISTRAR

 

 

Uj Doornfontein Campus Progress Satelite Picture

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