Two Ethiopian scholars have earned PhDs in Public Health from Unisa, advancing research to improve healthcare access for young people and underserved communities.
Dr Itani Madiba earns third place in the Belmont Forum's inaugural global photography competition for research exploring how carbon dioxide can be transformed into valuable resources.
A face-to-face workshop in Ethiopia brought together Unisa's 2026 master's and doctoral students for intensive research training, while also providing ongoing support to current students and alumni.
Unisa has emerged as the world’s leading institution by research output in records management, according to a global bibliometric study analysing more than 1 100 publications.
From rural aviation and climate change to gender-based violence, astronomy and computational sciences, Unisa's emerging researchers are using the Catalytic Niche Areas to break down disciplinary barriers, connect with communities and turn research into solutions that matter.