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Unisa alumni unite to boost graduate employability

A recent Unisa alumni event in the Western Cape was a resounding success, strengthening the alumni network in the region and showcasing the passion and dedication of Unisa graduates in making a positive impact on their communities and beyond.Read more

Taking a moment to connect with nature, Unisans observe Earth Hour

Unisa staff members recently gathered at the e-garden on the institution’s Muckleneuk Campus to observe Earth Hour and participate in related activities, which included connecting with nature and enjoying a fun walk around campus. Read more

Tshwane Region law students win the Unisa Moot Court Competition

In a competition that seeks to allow law students to put their learning into practice, the Tshwane Region was declared the winner of the Unisa Moot Court Competition.Read more

Returning to Unisa's autumn graduations

Unisa Autumn graduation ceremonies commenced on Wednesday, 22 March 2023, in Pretoria. This season's graduation ceremonies are scheduled to run until 8 June 2023 and will be held in seven regions: Pretoria, Durban, Cape Town, East London, Mbombela, Polokwane and Bloemfontein.Read more

Defying the odds during academic journey

In the midst of personal challenges during a critical time in his studies, Unisa alumnus, Nathanael Govender, has passed his master’s degree cum laude. Govender is grateful to Unisa for their academic programmes’ support structure and rigour. Read more

Unisa advances human rights in society and the workplace

On 21 March, Human Rights Day, Unisa joined the nation in remembering iconic warriors who fought in the struggle for our freedom and democracy. The 2023 theme for Human Rights Month is #LeaveNoOneBehind - walk for your rights. Read more

Historic landmark for Unisa North Eastern Region

Unisa North Eastern Region law students have been lauded for raising the regional flag high at the recent Moot Court competition. For their stellar performance, the group received the Best Memorial Award for their cogent and well-drafted heads of arguments. Read more

‘A little knowledge is a dangerous thing’ – Unisa Chancellor

Speaking during his bi-annual conversation with students and other interested stakeholders, Unisa’s Chancellor, former President Thabo Mbeki, said that the major challenge facing the African continent is the production of a cadre of intellectuals, people who can produce and apply new knowledge to achieve the advancement of South Africa and the rest of the continent. Read more

A university that defies barriers to deliver education for the marginalised

In celebration of Unisa’s 150th anniversary, esteemed scholars and industry giants share their thoughts on how this august university positively impacts society in South Africa and the globe. Read more