With the opening of registrations at Unisa for the 2023 academic year, the university has also given guidelines on how prospective students can make payments. This can be carried out as outlined below.
For their registrations to be finalised, prospective students who wish to enrol at the University of South Africa (Unisa) for the 2023 academic year are reminded to make sure their registration fee has been paid.
This is so that Unisa can finalise student registrations and ensure that they receive their study material on time. More importantly, the open distance learning institution has also emphasised that this should be done correctly by following the process detailed below.
When you make any payment to Unisa, use your 8-digit student number and then a space and then your allocation as a reference number, for example (12345678 5400374721) to avoid delays in the allocation of your payment and therefore your application and registration.Â
Registrations for semester modules for undergraduate qualifications, honours degrees and postgraduate diplomas have been open since Monday 9 January 2023 and will close on Friday 3 February 2023.
The deadline for applications for master’s and doctoral degrees has been extended to Tuesday, 31 January 2023, with some exceptions. Additionally, prospective candidates are asked to keep in mind that only credentials with open positions will be published on the online application platform.
In addition to being the largest university in South Africa, the University of South Africa (UNISA) is one of the world’s largest distance-learning institutions. Unisa is recognized by the South African government as a legitimate institution of higher learning and is accredited by the Council on Higher Education (CHE).
The institution provides an extensive selection of undergraduate and graduate programmes, including certificates, diplomas, and degrees, in a variety of fields including business, education, law, and the humanities.
Unisa is an open and distance learning institution, so anyone, anywhere, at any time, can access it. Students who work or have other obligations that make it difficult to attend regular on-campus classes frequently choose it because of its flexibility.
