Unisa's final masterclass highlighted that brands win when they think globally, but act locally, further revealing that striking the right balance maintains a competitive edge. Read more

Unisa's esteemed scholars have been nominated for the prestigious 2025/2026 NSTF-South32 Awards. These awards recognise outstanding contributions to science, engineering, technology and innovation by individuals, teams, partnerships and organisations in South Africa. Read more

Unisa and the National Press Club recently expanded their partnership to recognise the development of and to promote the journalism profession, as well as to honour the late journalist Aserie Ndlovu through related initiatives. Read more

This focused research support initiative brought together postgraduate students enrolled for honours, postgraduate diploma, master’s and doctoral studies to enhance their success within the open, distance and e-learning environment.Read more

During the recent Unisa Western Cape Library's celebration of the South African Library Week, competing students were encouraged to write their stories in their mother tongues to better express themselves. Read more

Led by Dr Joyce Myeza, Director of Unisa’s KwaZulu-Natal Region, a team from the university recently participated in a unique career exhibition in the deep rural area of Ezingolweni, providing young people, students, and prospective students with a wealth of information on studying towards their future careers. Read more

Empowering the university’s stakeholders, Unisa’s Gauteng Region is advancing digital literacy and robotics skills to prepare South Africans for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Read more

Founded on the principle of accessible distance education, Unisa’s adoption of the South African Sign Language Bill demonstrates its commitment to eliminating barriers to learning. Read more

Unisa's Department of Leadership and Transformation recently held a Speak Up Campaign aimed at broadening conversations on gender-based violence and its triggers. Read more

The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences proudly congratulates Professor Tlou Julius Tjelele, a specialist in rangeland and pasture science, on the approval of the Bush Encroachment Research Chair. Read more