Unisa’s Eastern Cape Region, in collaboration with the Unisa Women's Forum, College of Graduate Studies and Tirisano, celebrated International Men’s Day with a powerful inspirational message to modern men at their Second Annual Men's Conference. Read more

From local community projects to global outreach, the Unisa Alumni Relations Office's activities in 2023 exemplify the power of alumni networks in creating positive change. Read more

The College of Accounting Sciences is celebrating a remarkable academic year, which several awards from esteemed organisations have affirmed. This year alone, the college received more than five awards. Read more

The College of Accounting Sciences has successfully completed hybrid exams. More than 1,500 students from 23 regions sat for the first hybrid CTA exam sessions, setting a new standard for academic excellence. Read more

Students from Unisa's College of Science, Engineering and Technology were recently recognised for their award-winning African Wild Ale beer at the Intervarsity Brewing and Tasting Challenge 2023. Read more

With the primary objective of spearheading entrepreneurship development and incubator initiatives geared towards business enterprise development, Unisa officially launched the Inhlanyelo Hub, a progressive entrepreneur incubator initiative, on 16 November 2023. Read more

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024 by Subject reveals that Unisa has improved its research quality through citation impact from a previous score of 29.3 to 50.5. This is testament to the institution's increasing contribution to the sum of human knowledge to expand the boundaries of understanding, irrespective of discipline. Read more

In a remarkable act of generosity, Unisa alumni came together to pay the outstanding tuition fees of 125 deserving graduates who have now joined a community of close to a million individuals spread across 154 countries. Read more

In September, the Unisa Cape Town Campus in Parow came alive with joyous 150-year celebrations marked by the planting of 150 Mmabatho Roses in a festive atmosphere. Read more