Applications to study short courses at the University of South Africa (Unisa) in the 2025 academic year are now open. This presents an exciting opportunity for individuals seeking to enhance their skills, explore new fields of knowledge, and boost their career prospects.
Unisa short course applications will close on 15 March.
Whether you're aiming for a career boost, a professional change, or simply personal enrichment, now is the ideal time to enroll in a Unisa Short Learning Programme (SLP) and embark on a journey of growth and learning.
Unisa Short Courses
Unisa's Centre for Lifelong Learning provides a diverse range of short courses across various academic disciplines, including:
- Accounting Sciences
- Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
- Economic and Management Sciences
- Education
- Human Sciences
- Law
- Science, Engineering, and Technology
- Graduate School of Business Leadership
- Administration and Professional Courses
How to Apply for Unisa Short Courses
- Find Your Qualification & Choose Your Modules: Explore the extensive course catalog and select the programs that align with your goals.
- Calculate Your Study & Other Fees: Determine the associated costs to plan your budget effectively.
- Complete & Submit Your Registration: Submit the necessary application forms and supporting documents.
- Pay Your Study Fees: Ensure timely payment to secure your enrollment.
- Prepare For Your Studies: Gather necessary materials and familiarize yourself with the course structure and learning resources.
Are Unisa Short Courses Accredited?
Yes, Unisa short courses adhere to the guidelines of the Council on Higher Education (CHE) and are accredited, ensuring quality and recognized value.
Unisa's Short Learning Programmes (SLPs) are introductory, practical, non-degree programmes meant to develop skills and knowledge in a chosen subject field in a quick and effective manner. They are intended to update or broaden students’ skills and knowledge in a specific area by covering fundamental key concepts.
Sme Unisa short courses may have specific prerequisites or recommended prior knowledge. Detailed information regarding these requirements can be found within the individual program descriptions.
