College of Education
Early identification of neurodiverse disorders will enhance mental health access
Delivering his inaugural address, the College of Education's Prof Ramodungoane Tabane stated that early treatment of many childhood disorders can contribute to alleviating social ills like school dropout, drug abuse and crime. Read more
Empowering educators for a transformative future
Unisa's College of Education marked World Teachers' Day in style, bringing together educators, officials and partners in a vibrant celebration of the "mother of all professions". Read more
From rural roots to doctoral heights
Dr Motswalle Christina Kanyane's PhD journey at Unisa's College of Education was deeply personal, inspired by a shared dream she and her husband once nurtured to both earn their doctoral degrees by the age of 55. Read more
A triumph in books and rhythms: Maskandi music sensation graduates from Unisa
Singer and songwriter, Siphesihle Thobelani Busani, also known as Mahostela 97, obtained his Bachelor of Education degree at Unisa during the spring season graduations. Busani advocates for holistic success and balance in all endeavours, to which he ascribes his stunning achievement in music and academia. Read more
Giving students a voice in issues of QA
A recent quality assurance engagement sought to empower students to assume a significant and influential role in quality assurance and enhancement throughout the university, with a particular focus on the experiences of College of Education students. Read more
Strong showing from Unisa at the PCF11 Conference
The Unisa delegation at the Eleventh Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning, held in Botswana, made substantial contributions to the conference's success as rapporteurs and presenters on a diverse range of topics. Read more
Reinforcing global dialogue on the future of learning
Held under the theme From dialogue to implementation, the G20 Education seminar brought together leading voices in education to chart a transformative path for learning systems across the country and the globe. Read more
Remarkable scholar receives international recognition for impactful research
Dr Nonkanyiso Pamella Shabalala's article on global citizenship has earned an extraordinary recognition by an international publisher, positioning her as a leading voice for the Global South. Read more
School ecosystems demand a new type of leadership
Delivering his inaugural lecture, the College of Education’s Prof Shuti Steph Khumalo aimed to ignite a critical dialogue among school leadership researchers about preparing future-ready leaders in education. Read more
Student leader ready to teach with passion
Having recently graduated, Kgaswane Kgalalelo, Deputy Secretary of the Unisa Midlands Regional Student Representative Council, looks forward to using her teaching qualification to make a difference in the lives of young people. Read more