The Unisa Alumni Relations Office recently hosted a strategy workshop that explored the vision of how the university’s alumni relations initiatives can be aligned with the Fourth Industrial Revolution and prepare for the human-centred opportunities of the Fifth Industrial Revolution. Read more
As an ordained minister and theologian, Research Professor Elijah Baloyi is at the forefront of conducting research at Unisa that responds to societal problems that exist and are solved at grassroots level. Read more
Dr Dakalo Monyai, a Unisa professional staff member with 15 years of experience in the teaching and learning environment, recently obtained a Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Psychology and People Management at the age of thirty-five. Read more
In an inspiring inaugural lecture, the College of Human Sciences' Prof David Mphuthi shared the remarkable journey that led him to blend traditional wisdom with modern science. Read more
Justice Dabampe, Unisa's Convocation President, says that the recent fundraising gala dinner co-hosted by his office and the National Student Representative Council will further ensure Unisa's financial sustainability and student support. Read more
South African musical powerhouses Simphiwe Dana, Phumeza Matshikiza, Meghan Geoffrey-Prins and the Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra will wow the audience at the Unisa Vice-Chancellor's Music Concert on Saturday 4 October 2025. Read more
Unisa's Law Clinic, in collaboration with the National Prosecuting Authority, has launched a job shadowing programme that provides students with invaluable opportunity to witness the South African criminal justice system's processes. Read more
The Convocation Fundraising Campaign recently gathered stakeholders from far and wide at a gala dinner to strengthen student support through donations and pledges. Read more
As the only African keynote speaker at the three-day conference, Prof Puleng LenkaBula’s presence underscored the growing recognition that the Global South brings vital perspectives to the pressing questions facing higher education. Read more
Renowned troubadour and Burkinabe/Austrian music guru, Mamadou Diabaté, will headline the inaugural University of South Africa (Unisa) African Music Festival, to be hosted at the institution's Muckleneuk Campus in Muckleneuk, Pretoria, on Friday 26 and Saturday 27 September 2025. Read more