Alumni
Widening access to higher education
Unisa, in collaboration with the Waterberg District, recently held a golf challenge to raise funds to assist in widening access to higher education. Councillor Morris Mataboge, Executive Mayor of the Waterberg District Municipality, committed to holding the challenge annually. Read more
Unisa East London alumni chapter committed to making a difference
The Unisa East London alumni chapter gathered recently to support the university and create fundraising opportunities for underprivileged students. Though a small branch, they challenged other alumni chapters to join them to raise substantial scholarship funds. Read more
New book by Unisa alumna unlocks the secrets to success
While success might mean different things to different people, the book aims to teach people about success and how to achieve it against all odds. Read more
Unisa alumna to contribute to the development of African energy policy
In keeping with Unisa’s 150th anniversary theme, Reclaiming Africa’s Intellectual Futures, Janice Greaver is pursuing a Master of Science Degree in Energy Policy at the University of Abou Bekr Belkaid in Tlemcen, Algeria. Having been selected for the programme amongst thousands of applications, she will gain a unique set of skills vital to solving energy crises across the continent. Read more
Unisa's Polokwane alumni determined to make a difference
In keeping with Unisa’s 150th anniversary theme, Reclaiming Africa’s Intellectual Futures, members of the university’s Polokwane alumni chapter, many of whom play a pivotal role in the region’s economic sustainability and growth, recently reaffirmed their commitment to make a difference in the lives of current and future students alike. Read more
Zimbabwe alumni mobilise to support their alma mater and communities
Despite facing financial constraints due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Zimbabwe alumni are committed to assisting fellow graduates and participating in community upliftment projects. Read more
Unisa alumni in Gqeberha come together to create new networking opportunities
Unisa alumni in Gqeberha are on a mission to strengthen their community and create more networking opportunities. Read on to learn how graduates are working together to support each other's careers, engage with their community and celebrate the university's 150-year history. Read more
Unisa@150: Scholarly professionalism examined
Inspired by Unisa's 150th anniversary theme, Reclaiming Africa's Intellectual Futures, Addis Ababa University's Prof Mulugeta Betre Gebremariam, a Unisa alumnus, penned an article on scholarly professionalism in the context of the university's remarkable journey over the years. Read more
An invitation to share your Unisa@150 story
Your university, the oldest, largest and most progressive in the country, is celebrating its remarkable sesquicentennial this year. As students and alumni, you are the lifeblood of Unisa, and your unique voices are essential in telling the story of this great institution. Find out how you can contribute. Read more
Unisa alumni unite to boost graduate employability
A recent Unisa alumni event in the Western Cape was a resounding success, strengthening the alumni network in the region and showcasing the passion and dedication of Unisa graduates in making a positive impact on their communities and beyond. Read more
