Unisa Online Courses for 2025-2026 Unisa Online Courses for 2025-2026: Unisa courses in teaching The University of South Africa (UNISA) offers accredited Short Learning Programmes (SLP) that are sure to drive your career to the next level. The purpose of these courses is to address skills shortages across the country, these include public, customized, and online courses. UNISA… Read More »
Unisa South Africa 2025 Unisa South Africa 2025: Unisa South Africa 2025 courses The University of South Africa (Unisa) is inviting all Students and Applicants who want to further their education to apply for Admission to Unisa for the 2025-2026 Academic year. Application for Admission to 2025 Undergraduate qualifications, Postgraduate diplomas, Honours degrees and Masters & Doctoral qualification… Read More »
Unisa Available Courses 2025-2026 Unisa Available Courses 2025-2026: Unisa courses and requirements The following are the available courses offered at the University of South Africa (Unisa). Unisa Courses and programmes consist of Undergraduate qualifications, i.e. (Higher certificates, Advanced certificates, Diplomas, Advanced diplomas & Degrees), Honours degrees & Postgraduate diplomas, Masters & Doctoral qualifications. If you have identified the… Read More »
Unisa NQF Levels Unisa NQF Levels: NQF level 6 The University of South Africa (UNISA) utilizes the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) to categorize and outline the various qualification levels they provide. This framework standardizes educational qualifications throughout South Africa, ensuring that all qualifications and part qualifications are registered, quality-assured, and internationally comparable. Unisa’s qualifications are aligned with the… Read More »
Unisa Admission and Re-admission Rules 2025 Unisa Admission and Re-admission Rules 2025: Unisa courses The University of South Africa has established minimum standards for students to maintain their registration, as detailed in the Admission Policy. These standards include: The Senate may exclude students for poor academic performance. Academically excluded students can appeal to the executive dean of their… Read More »