Besides being a university rooted in academic excellence, as an employer, Unisa is a stimulating work environment that promotes lifelong learning and personal development. Employees who thrive in these areas, like Nomfundo Fortunate Mazibuko, constantly climb the ranks. Read more

Zainab Slarmie is a Unisa graduate who exemplifies the power of determination, resilience, and optimism. Despite facing numerous obstacles, she inspires others through her motivational speaking, advocacy work, and dedication to education. Her resilient spirit is a reminder that anything is possible with perseverance and positivity. Read more

The events, presented at the Cape Town Campus and George Regional Centre, were tailored to provide first-time registered students with pertinent information relating to all the services offered to them by the campus and regional centre. Read more

Inhlanyelo Hub is set to unveil the triumphs of its groundbreaking inaugural Drone Divas program at the exclusive certification ceremony. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of innovation, empowerment, and barrier-breaking moments that redefine the future of drone technology.Read more

As an African university committed to shaping futures in the service of humanity and redressing societal imbalances, Unisa has, for decades, made access to education possible for all. Its open-distance eLearning modality addresses geographical mobility, while its affordable tuition fees have allowed previously disadvantaged people to gain access to a university system for generations. @TheAccountingGirl shares how she got access to study for a BCom Accounting Sciences degree at Unisa.Read more

Growing up under poverty-stricken conditions in an overcrowded two-room shack in the rural village of Libotlwane, Makapanstad, without electricity, Unisa alumnus Kgaugelo Baloyi rose above adversity to open his law firm. Today, like a faithful steward of Unisa values, he spearheads an initiative that provides Unisa graduates with work opportunities.Read more

Agriculture is an integral component of the development of Africa and has been a vital tool for economic growth and the alleviation of poverty in many communities. Unisa student Simlindile Ndatsha, was raised in a farming community, which inspired him to pursue agricultural education with the aim of investing back in his community. He is currently doing his PhD in Agriculture.Read more

The university’s Library and Information Services Department recently hosted its first hybrid workshop on the country’s 12th official language, South African Sign Language, to enhance effective staff communication with students. Read more

The Regional Student Representative Council in the Western Cape have embarked on a journey to plough back positively into communities under the theme “Building community-based student activism”. Read more