Unisa’s Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Puleng LenkaBula, recently hosted the founder and CEO of Moodle, Dr Martin Dougiamas, to strengthen the university’s relationship with one of the world’s largest learning management systems. Read more

EWN reporter and former Unisa Radio newsreader, Kgomotso Modise, recently won the Vodacom Journalist of the Year 2022 Gauteng Regional Award in the category Live Reporting and Breaking News for her work covering the Senzo Meyiwa case and the Rosettenville shootout between police and cash-in-transit robbers. Read more

Kebaabetswe Ramushwana enrolled at Unisa to study for a Bachelor of Accounting Sciences while she worked as a radiographer. After graduating, she joined the university as a student assistant in the College of Accounting Sciences while completing her CTA exams. Today, she works for Unisa as a Senior Lecturer and Chair of the Department of Financial Governance. Read more

Unisa, as an entrepreneurial university, launched the Directorate of Innovation, Technology Transfer and Commercialisation's (DITTC) Pre-Incubation Programme in 2020. The programme was born from a need to support the innovative ideas emerging from the university and guide these to deliver a minimum viable product.Read more

The Unisa Midlands Region is collaborating with local municipalities to improve essential service delivery and support services to regional students.Read more

Despite the pouring rain in Durban, graduation brought a range of emotions for the graduating students. Mostly, however, feelings of excitement and a sense of accomplishment. Read more

To ensure the quality of its programme offerings, Unisa’s School of Engineering works with advisory boards that consist of members from industry, other institutions of higher learning and accreditation bodies.Read more

The Department of Information Science recently held a certificate award ceremony for 72 trainees who completed the Information Literacy Programme in KZN.Read more

More students thank Unisa alumni for contributing towards the Alumni Fund that has paid for their outstanding fees and allowing them a chance to graduate sooner than they imagined. Read more