In response to the university’s quest for internationalisation, Unisa departments are embarking on marketing drives outside South African borders to engage with prospective students, alumni, and other stakeholders.Read more

Lehutso Jonas Ntini, who is a paraplegic and has a speech defect, has completed a Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Management at Unisa through sheer willpower and an immense contribution from the university’s Advocacy and Resource Centre for Students with Disabilities.Read more

Kicking off on 04 October 2022, Unisa’s spring graduations across the country will embrace a new crop of outstanding graduates on what will undoubtedly be one of the most memorable days in their lives. Read more

In its series of country-wide open day events, Unisa recently hosted an impactful open day event at the Cape Town campus, where prospective students were offered sound career guidance. Read more

The 2022 Sasol New Signatures Art Competition awarded Unisa students for adding value in the art fraternity by producing remarkable work collected from personal and community experiences to make all the difference in the world. Read more

For Dr Beryl Xaba, the spread of the Fourth Industrial Revolution should not lead young people to forget their cultural roots and heritage. Read more

Speaking at a well-attended engagement with students and diplomats, Dr Thabo Mbeki encouraged the audience to support and sustain the country’s development and touched on a number of topical issues, including the energy crisis and the National Development Plan. Read more

Unisa recently pulled out all the stops at open days in the province to empower and assist students to make informed decisions about their studies at a comprehensive open, distance and eLearning institution. Read more

Unisa students promoted their research and innovation and participated in innovation and business plan competitions by presenting projects geared toward addressing some of Africa’s societal and socio-economic challenges at three international universities. Read more