Jami'ar Port Elizabeth (UPE) jami'ar jama'a ce da ke Port Elizabeth a lardin Eastern Cape na Afirka ta Kudu . An kafa UPE a ranar 31 ga watan Janairun shekara ta 1964, ta hanyar dokar majalisa, kuma ta gudanar da shekarar karatun ta ta farko a shekarar 1965. [1] Ya ba da digiri na farko, da kuma digiri na biyu da digiri na biyu. Jami'ar ta rufe a shekara ta 2004, tare da makarantun ta zama wani ɓangare na Jami'ar Nelson Mandela, wanda aka buɗe a shekara ta 2005.

Jami'ar Port Elizabeth
Bayanai
Gajeren suna UPE
Iri jami'a
Ƙasa Afirka ta kudu
Tarihi
Ƙirƙira 31 ga Janairu, 1964
Dissolved 2004

An kafa jami'ar ne a matsayin cibiyar matsakaici biyu, tana ba da darussan Turanci da Afrikaans, tana ba wa ɗaliban fararen fata abinci. Kafin a kafa UPE, Jami'ar Rhodes ta ba da darussan a Port Elizabeth. Jam'iyyar National Party mai mulki, ta so sabuwar jami'a, yayin da ta yi ƙoƙari ta iyakance tasirin Rhodes, wanda aka gani a matsayin mai sassaucin ra'ayi.[2] Daga 1994 har zuwa shekara ta 2004 Chaplain na jami'ar shine Diana Nkesiga, mace, firist na Anglican wanda aka naɗa a Uganda.

A shekara ta 2001, Jami'ar Port Elizabeth ta sami iko da Kwalejin Ilimi ta Dower. Wannan ya kasance daidai da shirin kwalejojin ilimi don zama bangarori na jami'o'i da technikons.[3]

A matsayin wani ɓangare na shirin gwamnati na ilimi mafi girma, an haɗa harabar Jami'ar Vista ta Port Elizabeth cikin UPE a shekara ta 2004. [4]

A shekara ta 2003, an sanar da shawarar hadewa ga Jami'ar Metropolitan ta Nelson Mandela (NMMU). [5]

UPE ta rufe yadda ya kamata bayan shekara ta ilimi ta 2004, kuma an haɗa ta da Port Elizabeth Technikon a ranar 1 ga Janairun 2005. [5]

Cibiyar farko ta jami'ar tana cikin Bird Street, a Tsakiya, Port Elizabeth, wanda Jami'ar Rhodes ta yi amfani da ita a baya.[2]

A watan Janairun 1974, jami'ar ta koma sabon harabar da aka gina a kan hekta 800 ha (2,000 acres) (2,000 acres) a Summerstrand . [2]

An sayar da harabar Bird Street a cikin shekarun 1990.[2]

Cibiyar Dower daga baya za ta zama wani ɓangare na Kwalejin Fasaha ta Bethelsdorp, [6] wanda daga ƙarshe ya haɗu da Kwalejin Port Elizabeth a shekara ta 2002. [7]

An sami harabar Vista ta hanyar haɗuwa da harabar Jami'ar Vista ta Port Elizabeth . [4]

Bayan hadewar NMMU, babban harabar UPE ta zama Kudancin Campus na sabuwar jami'ar. Cibiyar Vista ta zama harabar Missionvale, bayan da aka fara kiranta harabar Uitenhage Road.[8] An sake dawo da harabar Bird Street, kuma ta zama Makarantar Kasuwanci.

Jami'ar Port Elizabeth ta kasance babbar harabar jami'a a Kudancin Hemisphere . [9]

UPE tana aiki da fannoni shida. Wadannan sune, fannonin fasaha, ilimi, kimiyyar tattalin arziki, kimiyya, doka da kimiyyar kiwon lafiya.[9]

UPE ta ba da wasanni da yawa, gami da kwallon kafa, rugby da cricket. Babban harabar ta kasance a filin wasa na Jami'ar Port Elizabeth, wanda aka sanye shi da hanyar gudu da fitilun ambaliyar ruwa. Har ila yau, jami'ar ta gudanar da kulob din kwallon kafa na kwararru, FCK-UPE, tare da hadin gwiwar F.C.FC Copenhagen.

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gyara sashe
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