Alumni
Unisa women win at WiSA
Prof Azwihangwisi Mavhandu-Mudzusi is the 2017 Women in Science Awards Distinguished Woman Researcher in Humanities and Social Sciences, with Prof Venitha Pillay as runner up in the same category. Read more
Fee burden headlines US stakeholder event
The Vice-Chancellor told New York stakeholders that Unisa received a fraction of the funding that a face-to-face university would get in government subsidy for each student at undergraduate level. Read more
Setting an example to #DefineTomorrow
Prof Mpho Ngoepe's research focuses upon archives and records management in relation to accountability, justice, and auditing. Read more
Actress Zetske van Pletzen shines on stage and screen
Zetske van Pletzen is South African acting royalty. She studied a general BA degree, with majors in Psychology and French and obtained her degree in March 2017. Read more
How happy are Unisa's alumni?
Unisa’s Bureau of Market Research (BMR) is again inviting all Unisa graduates to participate in the 2017 Alumni Happiness Index research. Read more
Obama, Bush, Soyinka, and now Matjila…
Unisa's Prof Daniel Matjila will give the International Perspectives Conference in the US a depth of understanding in how individuals can disprove and overcome stereotypes of all kinds. Read more
Changing times
The latest issue of YOUNISA, the magazine for Unisa students, alumni and friends, puts technology under the spotlight. There is also a collectible loose sleeve commemorating the inauguration of Unisa Chancellor Thabo Mbeki. Read more
“Education is an immediate equaliser,” says DHET’s Manana
The Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training graduated last night with a BA Honours in International Politics, and said that he loved every moment of being a Unisa student. Read more
Teeing off to support higher education
Golfers from the Western Cape came together in Fish Hoek for the second Unisa Shaping Futures Golf Challenge, held annually in the region. Read more
Tribute to a life spent researching education ‘at the margins’
The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning has conferred an honorary fellowship on Unisa’s Professor Veronica McKay, Executive Dean of the College of Education. Read more
