Recently appointed as the Deputy Executive Dean of the College of Economic and Management Sciences, Professor Maelekanyo Mulaudzi aims to revise established eurocentric teaching and learning practises in the college by incorporating and amplifying African perspectives to enrich the field with diverse epistemological approaches. Read more

Breaking barriers and fostering diversity, Unisa's Deputy Dean of the College of Accounting Sciences, Professor Cameron Modisane, is collaborating with academics of the University of Eswatini in a trailblazing study on financial sustainability. Read more

Tasked with maximising the college's contribution to the university's strategic focus areas, Professor Tennyson Mgutshini has recently been appointed Executive Dean of the College of Graduate Studies. He is a distinguished scholar with extensive experience in management, research, and postgraduate studies. Read more

Unisa bid farewell and celebrated the well-deserved appointment of Professor Khehla Ndlovu as the new Vice-Chancellor of the Vaal University of Technology. His leadership and expertise in strategy, risk management, and advisory services have been lauded as invaluable to Unisa. Read more

What started as a mere task at a high school library has now become a lifetime career in librarianship, which plays a significant role in the Unisa library services for Dr Modiehi Winnie Rammutloa. Read more

Unisa continues to make major strides in academic excellence, being featured at the eighth position among the top universities in South Africa in the latest QS World Universities Rankings based on factors such as academic reputation, employment outcomes, international research network, and citation per faculty. (Image credit: QS World University Rankings) Read more

Unisa’s students living with disabilities will enjoy even greater access to information following a new partnership between the university and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions. Read more

The closing ceremony of Unisa's academic year marked the celebration of 150 years of shaping futures in the service of humanity, and reclaiming Africa’s intellectual futures. Read more

Recently unveiled, the Unisa Art Walk Project provides an innovative space for artists to use, reduce, reuse and recycle material to create various types of public artworks, and proves that the arts and sciences can coexist in both space and conceptual imagery. Read more