SABC investigative journalist and producer Tshego Magolego, a proud product of Unisa Radio’s student training and mentorship programme, has been nominated for a major award in the film and media industry. Read more

The institution’s Student Representative Council will launch a campaign across regional centres to provide students with the opportunity to clear historical debt, enabling them to register, pursue further studies and enter the world of work. Read more

From the halls of nursing colleges to the corridors of law schools, Itumeleng Corlet Moropo’s academic journey shows that a career transition is doable with the help of a university which makes education accessible. “As a distance learning institution, Unisa is the only university that made it possible to attain my dream of becoming a lawyer,” says Moropo. Read more

The university is hosting the initiative by offering in-service training to prepare its graduates for better employment opportunities in any sector where their acquired knowledge and skills assimilate. Read more

Unisans gathered excitedly as the 2023 Student Representative Council elections culminated in a triumphant gala dinner, ushering in fresh leadership with renewed commitment and vigour towards student welfare. Read more

The first cohort of the Inhlanyelo Hub Drone Divas's were awarded their certificates for participating in the programme, in a special inaugural certification ceremony, aimed not only to recognise their achievements, but in addition, to underscore Inhlanyelo Hub's unwavering commitment to empowering women in technology. Read more

Illustrating yet again why it shares the top spot in the Times Higher Education ranking among South African engineering schools, the university’s School of Engineering and Built Environment is celebrating its first Master’s in Industrial Engineering graduate. Supervised by Professors Kemlall Ramdass and Kgabo Mokgohloa, Tanita Olivier obtained the qualification cum laude. Read more

27-year-old Samkelisiwe Ndlazi’s academic journey is one of success against all odds. While still a domestic worker, Ndlazi says she is looking for opportunities in her field of study and looks forward to changing her family’s background. Additionally, like a true Unisa student, she also highly values community engagement and desires to bring change in her community through youth development programmes.Read more

The university recently offered first-year students a unique glimpse into support services available to ensure a successful academic journey – yet another practical example of #EngagedUnisans. Read more