Social media has become an integral part of our lives, transforming how we connect, communicate, and share information. As university students worldwide, we highly engage with various social media platforms. While social media offers numerous benefits, it is essential to recognise its potential impact on mental health. This article explores how social media can affect the mental well-being of university students, shedding light on both the positive and negative aspects of online engagement. The Positive Effects of Social Media: Connectivity and Support: Social media platforms allow students to connect with peers, friends, and like-minded individuals. It enables the formation…
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Engaging in community service and volunteer work is a transformative experience that goes beyond lending a helping hand. It allows young adults and university students to contribute to their communities while gaining invaluable personal and professional benefits. In this article, we explore the various advantages of participating in community service, highlighting how it can shape individuals into well-rounded and socially conscious individuals. Building Empathy and Compassion Engaging in community service exposes young adults and university students to diverse populations and challenging social issues. By actively participating in addressing these issues, individuals develop a deep sense of empathy and compassion towards…
As a university student, it can be easy to get lost in the sea of academic work, extracurricular activities and socialising. However, one thing that students should not overlook is the importance of networking. Building connections with others in your field can be a crucial factor in your career success after graduation. In this article, we will explore the benefits of networking for university students and provide tips on how to make the most of this essential skill. Networking is the process of building and maintaining relationships with people who can provide you with support, advice and opportunities. In the…
On March 30th, Unicaf University in Zambia hosted a lunch at the Prime Joint Restaurant in celebration of International Women’s Day. The aim of the lunch was to celebrate, honour and show appreciation to the local female students during women’s month. The Guest of Honour was Vice-Chancellor Dr Christine Mushibwe who was accompanied by staff members including the Dean of Students, Abigail Chalwe and Unicaf University in Zambia Registrar, Nyamutuma Mwandila. The luncheon kicked off with welcoming remarks from lecturer Nachizya Namukanga. After the introductions, Nyamutuma Mwandila spoke about…
Unicaf University in Zambia has continued its tradition of engaging with high school students by visiting Lechwe School in Kitwe. The event was held on March 20, 2023, and was coordinated by Dr Lameck Mwewa, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Unicaf University. The aim of the event was to inspire and guide young people on the skills needed in the 21st century and the careers of the future. Dr Mwewa discussed the ever-changing dynamics of the world and how young people need to concentrate on careers that will remain relevant in the future. Marketing…
Levy Junction Shopping Mall in Lusaka was flooded with shoppers and potential students on the 25th November who were taking advantage of Black Friday bargains. Unicaf University’s presence, in the heart of the mall, attracted potential students, shoppers and passers by who were intrigued by the exhibition stand and the generous scholarship offers on display. Many stopped by to request more information regarding the degree programmes on offer and also to inquire as to the whereabouts of the Unicaf University campus. The potential students discovered that they can study for an…
Research has shown that physical activity can be a great stress reliever for students studying for their degrees. So it was no accident when students from Unicaf University in Malawi got together for a sports meet-up session at Blantyre Sports Club. The aim of the exercise was to connect with other students and to have a fun day out away from their laptops and textbooks. The students were also encouraged to bring a friend along, creating a sense of fellowship and solidarity amongst each other. From that point on it was all systems go!…
Bachelor’s and Master’s degree students from Unicaf University in Uganda attended a Student Quiz Night at the University campus in Kampala. The invited students attended with a friend and potential student who expressed an interest in studying for a degree programme with Unicaf University. The Quiz Night was designed to showcase the University campus and also for the students to interact with the team and network with each other. Once the event was underway and initial introductions were made, a couple of students gave testimonials regarding their positive experience of online…
A career guidance talk was conducted by Unicaf University in Zambia at the prestigious Baobab College just outside of Lusaka. Designed for 13th graders, the talk aimed to motivate students to think about their future in terms of higher education. Since many were undecided about their burgeoning career path the talk turned out to be a timely “nudge” in the right direction. Unicaf University lecturer Dr Norman Kachamba emphasised the importance of focussing on one’s passion and how to turn that passion towards a vocation. He advised the students to concentrate…
Unicaf, recently attended the annual Genesis International School University Fair. The aim of the fair is to guide prospective students towards their post-graduation educational paths. To accommodate the students’ diverse interests, more than 50 reputable universities and educational institutions, from within Egypt and internationally, presented the full spectrum of their programmes at the fair. Unicaf’s presence attracted several potential students who approached the stand for information on its generous scholarship offers. The students discovered that they can study with one of Unicaf’s partner universities for…