Pros & Cons of Online vs On-Campus Learning   Explore some of the key differences between studying online and studying on campus. One of the most important reasons students choose to study online is flexibility, as they can study anywhere, anytime. Click on the illustration to get a clearer idea of the advantages and disadvantages of these learning models.   Want To Find Out More? Read our blog post here discussing each learning method’s strengths and weaknesses and how students should choose based on their preferences and circumstances.

  A few decades ago, it was merely impossible to think of studying entirely online. However, new technologies made education more accessible, inclusive and engaging. Technology is unarguably a great tool to make learning more personalised and less monotonous. Even though the popularity of online universities has increased, millions of students still prefer to attend a traditional university to complete their tertiary education. There is no doubt that each student has a different learning style, and both options have many advantages. Let’s examine online vs on-campus learning in five areas that interest learners the most.   Cost-Effectiveness: Online…

In the CEO’s recent statement of commitment (April 2021), Unicaf set out how it intends to have an increased positive impact on the quality and availability of higher education (HE) in Africa and how it will support economic development and environmentally sustainable practices across the continent. More specifically, these initiatives are driven from Unicaf’s head office in Cyprus and its universities in Africa and supported by its wider academic partnerships across the UK and US. Unicaf published its Responsible and Sustainable Business Plan 2021-2025, setting out its targets for the next five years to support the statement of commitment. Taking its…