News & Events
Landmark exhibition reflects Unisa’s Pan-African vision
The Unisa Art Gallery is currently proudly hosting Introspect II, a solo exhibition by renowned artist Thonton Kabeya. Hailed as a major success, the exhibition has drawn in art enthusiasts, artists and scholars alike, and aligns with the university’s agenda of inclusivity and continental connectivity. Read more
Inhlanyelo Hub celebrates new women drone pilots
On 3 March 2025, various stakeholders from within and outside Unisa gathered to celebrate the success of the second cohort of Drone Divas and the first cohort of Advanced Drone Divas, who have been positioned at the forefront of an evolving industry. Read more
Unisa students embark on an academic journey in Romania
Two students studying towards business qualifications at the university are visiting the Romanian-American University in Bucharest, Romania, under a student exchange programme as part of the European Union's Erasmus+ funding programme. Read more
Student Representative Council treasurers sharpen their swords against student debt
The National Student Representative Council and Regional Student Representatives from all the regions of the university gathered at the Durban campus to share ideas and discuss the pressing financial challenges facing students. Read more
Unisa students reach global finals in risk management challenge
Students from the College of Economic and Management Sciences have secured a place in the global finals of the prestigious Spencer-RIMS Risk Management Challenge, and will compete at the RISKWORLD conference in Chicago. Read more
Unisan appointed chairperson of the NSFAS board
Dr Karen Stander of the College of Economic and Management Sciences has been appointed chairperson of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme board. The appointment marks a pivotal moment in her career, as she works towards advancing student empowerment and building a sustainable future for South Africa's learners.Read more
Unisa firmly sets its sights on the next 150 years and beyond
Energising the audience at the 2025 Academic Opening Ceremony, which featured an address by Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Buti Manamela, Professor Puleng LenkaBula said that the university will continue to position itself as a digitally dynamic and technologically advanced institution providing online, affordable and high-quality education. Read more
Unstoppable students living with disabilities champion change at Unisa
At Unisa KwaZulu-Natal, a group of student leaders with disabilities are stepping up to champion change, break down barriers, and build a more inclusive academic community. Read more
Unisa’s computer laboratories: A student’s best friend during registration
The application and registration period at Unisa can be stressful for students. But for those in KwaZulu-Natal, the university’s computer laboratories offer a much-needed helping hand. We spoke with five students at the Durban Computer Laboratory this week to hear about their experiences. Read more
