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A remarkable journey of ambition, transformation and leadership in psychology
Once told that psychology was too difficult a field, Unisa's Dr Harold Ncongwane transformed from a radio presenter with big dreams into a pioneering force shaping the future of healthcare and education in South Africa Read more
Unisa participates at the BRICS Universities Rectors' Forum in Moscow
As one of the first South African universities invited to participate in a major new initiative proposed by the Russian Union of Rectors, Unisa is represented by Prof Solomon Magano and Prof Boitumelo Senokoane who are actively participating in proceedings. Read more
Reimagining masculinity: NEHAWU and the Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair drive men's dialogue
A recent event focused on the theme of Reimagining and Redefining Masculinity: Constructing a New Dialogue for a Progressive Male Identity, and aimed to challenge conventional notions of masculinity and fostering a more inclusive environment. Read more
Unisa alum's inspiring journey towards championing social justice
Becoming an Advocate is a journey that requires resilience, dedication and a deep commitment to justice, all qualities that Dr Advocate Oupa Mabusela embodies in his personal life, and through his extensive work in the legal field and advocacy for social justice. Read more
Tshwane FM station manager earns second degree from Unisa
"Unisa has not only advanced my career, but additionally enriched my personal development," says Tshwane FM station manager and two-time Unisa graduate, Tebogo Jacko Magubane. Read more
Chance 2 Advance deepens business and food security skills
A recent two-day workshop provided a space where participants could reflect on the challenges they experience in subsistence farming. Read more
Harnessing indigenous knowledge in the digital era
Recently hosted by the College of Graduate Studies, the 5th Indigenous Epistemologies Seminar Series was themed "Indigenous Epistemologies in the Digital Age: Preserving, Adapting, and Innovating Traditional Knowledge Systems". Read more
Western Cape student leaders host the Women's Indaba
Women's Indaba 2024, which was curated by the dedicated women of the Western Cape Regional Student Representative Council, was a remarkable initiative aimed at utilising Unisa as a platform of engagement. Read more
Unisa event celebrates and promotes Deaf Awareness Month
The university's Gauteng Region hosted an inspiring event for Deaf Awareness Month, with a focus on resilience and inclusion. Read more
Wellness session stresses mental health support
The aim of a recent wellness session hosted by the College of Graduate Studies was to raise awareness about the challenges and health problems that can be caused by loss, particularly for postgraduate students navigating their academic journeys. Read more
