Unisa application status

At the beginning of the 2023 academic year, the University of South Africa came under scrutiny as there were allegations of its Accounting programmes not being accredited. Recently, the institution has since cleared the air.

This week saw a fire break out at one of Unisa's campuses in the early hours of the morning. The university has now released a statement written by the Vice-chancellor on the details of the fire.

If you are a prospective student and have received an offer of placement from the University of South Africa, then you may want to take note of the registration dates for 2023.

Enrolling in a short course is a great opportunity for you to improve your knowledge, skills, within a specific field as these courses are designed so that you can easily apply new skills to your work or use them to find a better job.

Many students are filled with anxiety during their time of sitting for an examination. It is only when they have received their results that they can plan the next step in their lives with ease.

The University of South Africa takes pride in students' ability to adapt to online learning and examinations. The university has shared its progress on the 2022 year-end exams. 

Unisa students who sat for the university's October/November exam can now access their exam results. The institution has provided additional details for exam related student queries.

South Africa’s largest university has called on prospective students to take specific steps to ensure their place at the institution in 2023. Failure to take these steps could result in students losing their place.

Those who are interested in studying at Unisa still have the opportunity to do so as Unisa has reopened applications for admission to enrol for the 2023 academic year.

Applications for admission to enrol for some programmes at the University of South Africa (Unisa) may still be open while others have already closed, but this has not stopped those looking to misrepresent themselves as the university’s officials from spreading misinformation
 

If pursuing a short course is part of your plans for the upcoming academic year, then Unisa has you covered. They have recently opened applications to their short learning programmes for 2023. 

If you are looking to become part of Unisa’s postgraduate alumni in the upcoming academic year, you have a limited amount of time to submit your application for their Masters and Doctoral programme.

The University of South Africa has come up with a lenient approach in addressing unpleasant technical challenges that students experience during the exam period.

Applications for admission for the 2023 academic year at one of South Africa’s public universities have run for a period of six weeks. Students who have not applied as yet have been urged to submit their online applications with the little time that’s left.

A number of serious allegations have been leveled against the University of South Africa (Unisa) in the past few months. The Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) appointed an independent assessor to look into these allegations and more.

Blackouts have returned to the country, prompting the University of South Africa (Unisa) has given its students some tips to help them navigate the current exam period.

Second-semester applications for admission at the University of South Africa have been open since the beginning of September. However, if you are looking to become a part of the institution, be aware that you only have a few days to apply. Here is the official closing deadline.   
 

Students at South Africa’s largest university are set to begin their final examinations in less than one month. Due to the stressful nature of examinations, the institution has revealed what students need to do to be prepared for the upcoming exams.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (Nsfas) provides bursaries to deserving students around South Africa. However, the allowances provided by the scheme do not go directly to students.

Beneficiaries of the government bursary scheme receive allowances monthly to support them during their time at university. However, these allowances and refunds are distributed by the institutions they attend which could entail days of waiting.