Unisa Extends Closing Date For First Semester Registrations


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If you are a prospective student who has received an offer of placement from Unisa, and have accepted the offer online, then you may register online to study through Unisa in 2023. 


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Many students will be scrambling to complete their registration for the upcoming tertiary education academic year, which is expected to begin in the middle of 2023. 

The University of South Africa (Unisa) makes use of Open and Distance Learning (ODL) which allows students to pursue their degrees, diplomas and certificates by using online resources and study materials provided by Unisa themself.

Unisa has extended its registration period for the first semester for certain qualifications.

The new closing date for first semester registration for Unisa undergraduate qualifications, Honours Degrees and Postgraduate Diplomas has been extended to 10 February 2023. The initial payment date remains 28 February 2023.

Please be reminded, that students can only register at Unisa and another university at the same time if the qualification a student registers for at Unisa is for non-degree purposes, and if the student has written permission from the other university allowing concurrent registration. 

The written permission must be submitted at the time of application and registration. 

Every institution has their own registration period that students should adhere to, however, sometimes the university or college will extend the registration to accommodate late registrations or those who were having issues registering as smoothly as possible.

The University of South Africa is the largest university system in South Africa by enrollment. It attracts a third of all higher education students in South Africa. 

 

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As the 2023 academic year gets ready to kick off, many institutions have re-opened some of their applications windows to accommodate those who are applying late, and Unisa is doing just that. 


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