In a continued effort to foster inclusive academic environments, the Department of Industrial and Organisational Psychology recently hosted a session titled “From diversity to cohesion”. The event invited staff and scholars to reimagine the way different generations and different levels engage within the university space.
Prof Katherine Malan's recent inaugural lecture at Unisa explored how deepening human understanding of artificial intelligence algorithms can lead to more reliable and responsible use of artificial intelligence in society.
The university’s College of Economic and Management Sciences honoured Heritage Month with a colourful celebration of South Africa’s official languages, reinforcing the importance of identity, access and transformation in higher education.
Dr Eva Mahlangu's new PhD from Unisa introduces a powerful framework to help retailers better understand mobile loyalty in South Africa's township markets, reshaping how businesses engage with underserved consumers.
During the Women in Leadership Seminar, Prof Maelekanyo Mulaudzi called on women to reclaim their pre-colonial power and lead society in all aspects of life.
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