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November 09, 2017 | Category:
College of Human Sciences
Decolonising African Languages the literary way
The Department of African Languages in the College of Human Sciences hosted a Cultural Day, Book and Community Engagement Glossary Launch.
November 08, 2017 | Category:
College of Human Sciences
How and where can African and western knowledge ideologies meet in health sciences
The Department of Health Studies in the College of Human Sciences hosted a seminar discussing how and where can African and western knowledge ideologies meet in Health Sciences.
November 07, 2017 | Category:
College of Human Sciences
Reaching out to the community through art education
The Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology in the College of Human of Sciences together with the Gauteng Department of Basic Education equips creative arts teachers with the tools for effective training.
November 06, 2017 | Category:
College of Human Sciences
Translators and interpreters bridge the gap between languages and culture
The Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages in the College of Human Sciences hosted a Language Management Week Colloquium.
November 06, 2017 | Category:
News
Research is the backbone of social work
Research is the backbone of social work knowledge and practice. Hence, doctoral education is one of the main sources of knowledge production in universities. However, discussions are limited on the dissemination and implementation of knowledge generated through doctoral research.
November 02, 2017 | Category:
Lead, Featured, Research news, News, Alumni, Corporate
Everything happens for a reason, including prison
Unisa lecturer and PhD student Mbongiseni Mdakane says studying psychology is a way to heal the 10 years he spent in a cell.
October 31, 2017 | Category:
Lead, Featured, News, Corporate
Stats indicate more than 91 000 child brides in SA
A joint initiative between Unisa’s Gender Institute, the TMALI, and the AU aims not only to foster conversations and dialogue on the importance of African girls’ rights to equal education and their fundamental freedoms but also to create opportunities for change.
