Last Chance To Apply For Unisa Short Courses


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Unisa's applications for Short Learning Programmes, which are Unisa short courses will close on the 31st July. Whether you're aiming to advance your career, change professions, or pursue a personal interest, now is the perfect time to secure your spot and embark on a journey of growth and learning with a Unisa short course.


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The University of South Africa (Unisa) will soon be closing their applications for short courses, providing a valuable opportunity for individuals looking to enhance their skills or explore new areas of knowledge. With a diverse range of courses available, Unisa is offering learners the flexibility to study in their own time and from anywhere.

Unisa's Centre for Lifelong Learning offers short learning programmes, which are Unisa's short courses, in the following colleges: Accounting Sciences, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Economic and Management Sciences, Education, Human Sciences, Law, Science, Engineering and Technology, Graduate School of Business Leadership and the other Administration and Professional course.

For year-long short courses, applications close on 31st July.

How To Apply For Unisa Short Courses

Step 1: Find your qualification & choose your modules

Step 2: Calculate your study & other fees

Step 3: Complete & submit your registration

Step 4: Pay your study fees

Step 5: Prepare For Your Studies

Are Unisa short courses accredited?

Unisa short courses are quality assured and presented in accordance with the CHE’s guidelines and are accredited.

Unisa's Short Learning Programmes (SLPs) are introductory, practical, non-degree programmes meant to develop skills and knowledge in a chosen subject field in a quick and effective manner. They are intended to update or broaden students’ skills and knowledge in a specific area by covering fundamental key concepts.

Some of Unisa's short courses may have specific prerequisites or recommended prior knowledge, outlined in the programme details.

 

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