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College of Human Sciences

The African college of excellence in the social and human sciences

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August 30, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

Unisa @ 150: Making a difference in the lives of our cherished elders

Giving effect to Madiba’s lasting legacy on Mandela Day, members of the Department of Health Studies recently visited the A re Aganeng Old Age Home to promote health education among the resident elders and their caregivers.

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August 30, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

SHIP on a quest to curb teenage pregnancy in Limpopo

Members of the Department of Health Studies' School Health Integrated Programme team recently visited a rural school to assess and address challenges related to teenage pregnancy and its effect on teaching and learning.

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August 24, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

DGSS puts spotlight on anti-colonial and feminist scholarship

The new Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies commits to producing knowledge and research questions about the state of women, particularly black women and queer people across Africa and the global South.

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August 21, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

Towards inclusive learning environments in South Africa

Exploring the pivotal roundtable entitled "Towards safe learning environments in a diverse spiritual and faith-based South African context", key voices, including those of Prof Rodney Tshaka, Dr Sidwell Mokgothu and Prof Mathole Motshekga shed light on fostering inclusive religious and theological interventions for an equitable education landscape.

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August 16, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

Unisa @ 150: An SA first as multilingual robotics glossary is launched

The Unisa Science Engagement Centre, in collaboration with the Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages, and the Department of African Languages, officially launched a first-of-its-kind multilingual glossary of one hundred robotics terms in all eleven South African official languages.

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August 09, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

Exciting new way to combat fake news grabs experts' attention

Unisan Ndivhuwo Sundani's ground-breaking research presented at the 11th International Conference on Research in Behavioural and Social Sciences has shed light on the critical issue of combatting fake news and misinformation in South Africa using digital media literacy.

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August 02, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

Honouring the legacy of a giant

Unisa’s Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair recently participated in commemorative events hosted by the Luthuli Museum in celebration of Albert Luthuli’s unwavering commitment to social justice.

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July 25, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

Prof Zethu Nkosi appointed Dean of the College of Human Sciences

Unisa has announced the appointment of Prof Zethu Nkosi as Dean of the College of Human Sciences. With an impressive background in nursing and a passion for education, Nkosi brings a wealth of experience to her new role. She aims to foster student support, promote mentorship and elevate the college to new heights.

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July 18, 2023 | Category: College of Human Sciences, Featured, Corporate

Unisa @ 150: Festival explores the future of the humanities

In the spotlight at the recent Teaching and Learning Festival hosted by the university’s College of Human Sciences were, among others, the implications of technological advancements, mind enhancements and the inclusion of non-humans in education.

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