Once you successfully complete your degree or diploma, you become a Unisa alumnus. Unisa refers to its alumni as former students of the university who completed a degree, diploma, certificate, short course or programme that have been awarded at the university.
We recognise the potential in all our graduates to assist Unisa in achieving its vision: to become the African university shaping futures in the service of humanity. By passing on your knowledge and helping current and future students, you continue the cycle of learning.
We invite all our alumni to join our Alumni Association, to share our vision and to help realise a better future by supporting our many educational initiatives through financial assistance and active participation. In turn, we offer you the opportunity to network with other alumni, to share the benefits of knowledge, and to continue the never-ending, always rewarding process of learning.
Stay involved by connecting with other graduates, joining the alumni association and giving back.
As part of Unisa's esteemed alumni, there are various ways in which you can actively participate in the activities of the university in order to contribute to its long-term success and sustainability and to keep abreast of any university developments.
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Read about four Unisa alumni and an academic staff member whose achievements and leadership in the highly competitive world of international cricket are a testament to the university’s role in shaping champions who balance intellect, discipline and drive.
Singer and songwriter, Siphesihle Thobelani Busani, also known as Mahostela 97, obtained his Bachelor of Education degree at Unisa during the spring season graduations. Busani advocates for holistic success and balance in all endeavours, to which he ascribes his stunning achievement in music and academia.
Nokuzola Ndwandwe, a Unisa Accounting Sciences graduate from KwaZulu-Natal, who is also an award-winning menstrual health rights activist, recently addressed the South African Parliament to present a petition calling for menstrual rights to be recognised as a human right in this country.
The Junior Chamber International South Africa recently recognised Unisa LLB graduate Celinhlanhla Magubane as one of its Ten Outstanding Young Persons of South Africa.
In a world where resilience often shapes destiny, the story of Moe Cassim is a powerful testament to overcoming adversity and transforming personal challenges into a beacon of hope for others.
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2nd Floor, Kgorong Building Unisa Muckleneuk Campus Preller Street, Pretoria
South Africa
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Phone number: 012 429 2645
Email: alumni@unisa.ac.za
