Boston City Campus & Business College
We offer accredited Higher Education qualifications, including our state-of-the-art Postgraduate Diploma in Management, a range of Degrees, and numerous Diplomas and Higher Certificates.
And we offer a variety of work-ready Occupational and Short Programmes which meet industry needs and are developed by industry specialists and leading professionals in their fields.
We know you’ll face challenges when studying, and we believe personalised attention is critical to your success.
So we use a proactive monitoring and mentoring system, designed to support your learning. And you have a Student Advisor and Online Educators to help you, every step of the way.
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Short Course Articles
One of the options out there for people wanting to further their education is short courses. Let's take a look at why a short course might be right for you.
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.
Looking to upskill or gain a valuable qualification? Unisa offers a wide range of short courses designed to enhance your career prospects. Registration for 2025 is now open!
Applications to study short courses at Unisa in the 2025 academic year are closing soon. This presents an exciting opportunity for individuals seeking to enhance their skills, explore new fields of knowledge, and boost their career prospects.
Want to boost your skills and gain in-demand knowledge? Unisa has officially announced when applications for its 2025 short courses will open.
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