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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. 

Unisa Registration To Be Fully Online In 2021

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 MBA - Master of Business Administration

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Applications for the Unisa MBA programme are closing soon, on 15 December 2020. 

An MBA can help you diversify your management skills. If you have any aspirations of being a CEO, the Unisa MBA will equip you for that. 

If you sucessfully complete the MBA, you will be able to continue studying towards a Doctor of Business Ledership degree. 

Entry into the DBL degree will only be possible if you meet the entry requirements. 

Unisa Master of Business Leadership

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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. 

Unisa Welcomes Appointment Of First Female Vice Chancellor

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. 

How Unisa Applications Work For Students With Disabilities

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Students with disabilities are encouraged to apply to study at Unisa. The university offers a range of services tailored to make the learning experience as pleasant as possible.

Unisa respects the right that students have to not disclose the nature of their disability. However, students could miss out on a range of services available to them if they do not make the university aware of how the disability affects their learning experience.  

Task team to conduct independent review of UNISA

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.

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