In the latest issue of YOUNISA, the magazine for Unisa students, alumni, and friends, technology is in the spotlight and we invite you to read about how it is shaping our teaching and learning, and how our students, alumni and researchers engage with it in many diverse ways.The issue also features a collectible loose sleeve commemorating the inauguration of Unisa Chancellor Thabo Mbeki. The event was much more than a ceremonial occasion—it marked the joining of hands to realise the vision of an African Renaissance.And as you browse through the many interesting articles, keep an eye open for a special offer from one of our advertisers.
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You can read the latest issue of YOUNISA here.
Click here for the special commemorative sleeve.
Publish date: 2017-05-11 00:00:00.0
Unisa students turn Accounting Sciences knowledge into SAICA award-winning social impact
Unisa turns to West Coast communities to preserve indigenous knowledge of the sea
Unisa takes water research from the laboratory into communities
Unisa women researchers join KwaZulu-Natal farmers in fight for food security
Calls for decolonisation and 'unlearning to learn' take centre stage at Unisa-GCIS heritage dialogue