Unisa Radio
Online examinations find favour with Unisa students
A university-wide student survey conducted by Unisa’s Department of Institutional Advancement shows that the majority of the 4 823 respondents found mid-year online examinations to be a positive experience and would, in fact, elect to again write online at the end of the year.Read more.
Online examinations find favour with Unisa students
A university-wide student survey conducted by Unisa’s Department of Institutional Advancement shows that the majority of the 4 823 respondents found mid-year online examinations to be a positive experience and would, in fact, elect to again write online at the end of the year.Read more.
Making a difference in spite of Covid-19
Unisa's Ethiopian Regional Learning Centre continues to ensure that students are provided with services by using all means at its disposal to overcome the challenges posed by the international health crisis.Read more.
Making a difference in spite of Covid-19
Unisa's Ethiopian Regional Learning Centre continues to ensure that students are provided with services by using all means at its disposal to overcome the challenges posed by the international health crisis.Read more.
The quest for a special GBV independent police unit in SA
Alumnus and former student activist Khothalang Moseli says that it is estimated that between 25% and 40% of women and children have experienced sexual, physical, and emotional abuse in their lives.Read more.
The quest for a special GBV independent police unit in SA
Alumnus and former student activist Khothalang Moseli says that it is estimated that between 25% and 40% of women and children have experienced sexual, physical, and emotional abuse in their lives.Read more.
Untold stories behind gender-based violence in South Africa
An NSRC member shares his views on how shattered gender roles contribute to femicide and the sexual abuse of children. Read more.
Untold stories behind gender-based violence in South Africa
An NSRC member shares his views on how shattered gender roles contribute to femicide and the sexual abuse of children. Read more.
Learn an African language for free
Make use of the great offer from Unisa's Department of African language to learn the African language of your choice online, and absolutely free.Read more.
Learn an African language for free
Make use of the great offer from Unisa's Department of African language to learn the African language of your choice online, and absolutely free.Read more.
Unisa Radio is a talk radio station, striving to be Unisa’s voice that will bridge the gap between Unisa and its communities.
Unisa Radio endeavors to become a dynamic and vibrant online streaming talk radio station in South Africa and the continent. The radio station also seeks to provide an opportunity for students to get practical exposure and training in broadcasting. Unisa Radio also seeks to provide a channel for students, employees and management of Unisa to articulate the vision of Unisa, to raise concerns and to seek resolutions for immediate problems.
Last modified: 2019/06/26
