Online learning involves educational courses offered by academic institutions that take place virtually over the internet. Learning is conducted through various social media platforms and software applications. Online learning is also known as “e-learning” and is just one form of distance learning however, differs from a traditional classroom. Students that are pursuing their studies online require a high level of self-motivation and self-control. It is so easy to slip off the bandwagon and before you know it, you are behind and cannot keep track of your course material.
Unisa will be closing its self-help registration facilities, as registration will be done fully online in 2021. This comes after the recent second wave of Covid-19, which has seen South Africa's positive cases spiking beyond the first peak of infections.
Unisa applications for the Human Resources Management are open and will close on 15 December 2020. Applicants will be accepted into the programme if they meet the requirements.
Unisa offers a range of undergraduate courses and qualifications in seven major fields of study. These courses lead to qualifications like higher certificates, advanced certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas and bachelor's degrees.
If you have a thing for business or want to take your management skills to the next level, then the Unisa Master of Business Leadership (MBL) could be exactly what you need.
Applications for the MBL are open until 15 December 2020 for the 2021 intake. The MBL programme gives students an opportunity to learn theory and practical leadership skills.
Students will not only develop leadership skills, in line with management, but they will also be empowered to become better and confident leaders.
The University of South Africa (UNISA) has appointed its first female vice-chancellor. This comes after the UNISA Council conducted a selection process to find a candidate fit for the job.