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University of Cape Town

university, Cape Town, South Africa
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The University of Cape Town is a public coeducational university located in Cape Town, South Africa. It originated from the South African College, founded in 1829, and officially became the University of Cape Town in 1918. It is known for its commitment to admitting students of all races based on academic merit. The university is situated in the suburb of Rondebosch, nestled between the slopes of Table Mountain and the city center. It is a prominent institution for higher learning in South Africa, contributing significantly to research and education.12

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