What To Do About Unisa Materials Delay


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Students have been raising concerns about the delay of relevant study materials. Due to the previous strike action that took place at Unisa, many systems and procedures are still in the process of getting back on track. 

Due to the strike action, there are delays in dispatching study material to students. 

Track your study material 

You can track your study material as follows, depending on which option you selected at the time of registration:

Counter collection

All Unisa students may choose this option at the time of registration, but the counter collection points are only available at the following centres:

  • Sunnyside (Pretoria)
  • Science Campus (Florida)
  • Durban
  • Pietermaritzburg
  • Cape Town
  • Ekurhuleni
  • Polokwane
  • East London
  • Mahikeng
  • Port Elizabeth
  • Mthatha

If you select this option, your parcel will be picked / packaged as soon as your registration is finalised, and you will receive an SMS from Unisa once your parcel is ready for collection from your preferred collection point.

As a temporary measure until all study material has been delivered, the Sunnyside (Pretoria) and Science Campus (Florida) counters will remain open until 19:00 on weekdays and until 16:00 on Saturdays.

Download your study material

All students (both registered and those temporarily registered) can access their study material for semester 1 of 2020. Click here for more information.

Unisa will allow no further registration extensions for semester 1. Registration for undergraduate qualifications and honours/postgraduate diplomas closes on the 17th of February. The deadline for walk-in applications is the 14th of February. 

 


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