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Unisa is South Africa's most popular university. The new Open Applications cycle means that you can apply at any time to study at Unisa. 

Unisa To Accept Fewer Students This Year

Many students hoping to be enroled to study at Unisa will have to think again, as the university will be accepting less students in 2021. 

Study accounting at UNISA

Are you interested in numbers? Does the world of finance intrigue you? Why not enrol in a financial or accounting qualification at Unisa.

Unisa Postgraduate Applications Are Still Open

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If you’re hoping to pursue your postgraduate studies, then Unisa might just be the place for you. 

Applications for 2021 admissions are open and close on 15 December 2020. Some programmes have an earlier closing date.

If you have previously applied to Unisa but did not register, you will need to reapply to be considered for a spot in the 2021 academic programmes. 

Task team to conduct independent review of UNISA

Am I ready to study at Unisa?

Distance learning offers multiple benefits to those who are able to overcome the challenges that come with it.

Unisa Extends First Semester Registration Payment Date

Unisa has given students more time to finalise their registration and payments for the first semester.

Unisa 2020 applications open now

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Unisa's application window for the 2020 academic year has re-opened! So if you want to study at Unisa next year you need to act now to reerve your place at Unisa.

Sign up for short course at Unisa

Unisa has opened mid-year applications for its Short Learning Programmes (SLPs).

Study economics at Unisa

What will I learn in an economics study programme? For many the field of economics and the career opportunities associated with it is shrouded in mystery.

Study environmental sciences at Unisa

Are you passionate about the planet? Environmental science looks at ways to manage and care for the natural surroundings.

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The Need To Upskill SA's Teachers From Under-served Regions
Wednesday, January 20, 2021 - 12:17pm

Improving the knowledge and skills of South Africa’s teachers is an important part of strengthening our education system. Research has shown that our teachers’ skill levels are poor, and teachers are required by law to participate in professional development practices, such as attending workshops and courses that keep them up to date with current practice.

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5 Major Trends To Drive The New Post-Pandemic Workplace
Tuesday, January 19, 2021 - 2:41pm

Post-pandemic, most office workers are looking forward to returning and increasingly say they prefer to spend the majority of their workweek there too to meet face-to-face, socialise, brainstorm, and connect with each other again. 

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Is a dismissal decision based on hearsay evidence unfair?
Tuesday, January 19, 2021 - 1:59pm

At a disciplinary hearing the chairperson should reject evidence that is legally inadmissible. One type of evidence that may be ruled inadmissible is hearsay evidence. This occurs, for example, where the person placing the evidence before the presiding officer is not the person who witnessed the incident.

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Level 3 Could Affect Future Learnerships, Says Minister
Monday, January 18, 2021 - 3:09pm - Simbongile Makanda

Minister Blade Nzimande delivered an address on Monday Morning. As the Minister responsible for Skills Development, he spoke about developments in the Post-School Education and Training sector.

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Vaccination Plan In The Works
Monday, January 18, 2021 - 3:08pm - Simbongile Makanda

The government has been working on a Covid-19 vaccination plan, with the hopes of producing the vaccine locally. In a media address on Monday Morning, Minister Blade Nzimande gave updates about the progress that the Department of Science and Innovation has been making with the vaccine. 

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