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Producing high-quality research is the goal
Having advanced from a Y2 to a C2 NRF research rating, Prof Felix Bankole says that the recognition shows the impact and quality of his research outputs in the field of computing. Read more
Ethiopian postgrads prepared for their PhD journey
Unisa’s Ethiopia Regional Learning Centre recently presented an experience-sharing programme to newly-admitted PhD students. Read more
Unisa a key player in global research on educational equality in a digital world
Unisa's Prof Paul Prinsloo and his co-researchers investigate educational equality and inequality in a digital world. Read more
Addressing key issues through interdisciplinary webinars
The College of Graduate Studies continues to provide leadership in interdisciplinary scholarship through webinars and symposia on a range of relevant topics. Read more
Facilitating research for peace in Africa
Unisa's Institutional Partnerships and Internationalisation unit continues to facilitate key academic linkages and research collaborations to advance intellectual thinking about conflict in Africa. Read more
Youth Day: Remembering and celebrating youth power
A young African Unisan reflects on the history and importance of Youth Day, and the need to keep the flame alive. Read more
International collaboration examines a 21st century auditing philosophy
CAS academics recently engaged with their Turkish counterparts to survey the rapidly evolving auditing landscape and its related tech tools. Read more
CAES celebrates International Day for Biological Diversity
"We are part of the solution" was the message from the Department of Environmental Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences on 21 May. Read more
A fervent supporter of Africanised and decolonised education
As a result of his outstanding research into the history of indigenous education, Unisa’s Professor Johannes Seroto has deservingly earned a C2 NRF rating. Read more
Humble farm manure the key to addressing energy poverty
In his inaugural lecture, CSET's Prof Christopher Enweremadu discussed the prospects of using farm manure and solar radiation to provide the non-electrified population with access to quality energy. Read more
