Prof Bernadene de Clercq, head of the Personal Finance Research Unit, is Unisa’s significant achiever of the year.
College of Economic and Management Sciences
Changes to the two most important examinations in a chartered accountants life, the much feared Qualification Examination (QE) 1 and 2, will affect new students from 2013. 
CEMS and Unisa Radio is working together to inform students and other interested parties about services and events in the college. The most successful students are less dependent on lecturers,says Prof Hellicy Ngambi. Unisa compares well with international practices in the use of Open Educational Resources, a study by CEMS shows. 
Aiming to provide a platform to share some applications of Decision Sciences in the work place, the Department of Decision Sciences recently invited students, academics and industry specialists to attend a breakfast seminar. It forms part of the department’s initiative to create a forum where these groups can network and exchange information and ideas in this specialised field. 
A group of more than 10 000 secondary school learners participated in three research projects by the Youth Research Unit in CEMS. Some of them attended the first Youth 
A novel experience: Ms Antoinette Basson, senior researcher at the Youth Research Unit and Ms Goodness Zulu, a research assistant at the unit, discussing the first Youth Research Conference 
CEMS and CIMA empower learners from Unisa’s surrounding communities Learners from Mamelodi, Soshanguve and Hammanskraal could not contain their excitement when they were given an opportunity to meet with 
What started as a lonely expedition turned into an exciting journey for more than 170 students who came from as far as Cameroon, Nigeria and Kenya to attend the first |
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