We are delighted to announce that Unicaf and Unicaf University have secured membership of Advance HE, which is the single agency of the Higher Education sector for the promotion of equality, diversity, excellence in teaching and learning, and best practice in University leadership and governance. Through our collaborative institutional subscription, we will be able to develop resilience and enhance our higher education practices for our staff, students, and local communities. Becoming a member of Advance HE signals our institutional commitment to key membership themes for which Advance HE provides a wealth of membership services in the form of continuing professional development…
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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 Vs Traditional…
The International Green Gown Awards, supported by the UN Environment, recognise the exceptional sustainability initiatives undertaken by universities and colleges worldwide. This week the Green Gown Awards announced Unicaf University’s nomination for the Sustainable Institution of the Year 2021 Award. The prestigious award nomination acknowledges and celebrates the efforts and achievements of Unicaf University in the areas of environmental sustainability. Unicaf University, Unicaf’s partner university, is a pan-African, independent, internationally recognised institution, offering high-quality academic qualifications. Unicaf University, a proud member of the Association of University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF), is well-known for its sustainable and environmentally…
The Transformation of the MBA in Finance The MBA is the “king” of all Master’s degrees but many speculated that its popularity would incline as the interest shifted towards more tech degrees. Nevertheless, the rapid growth of digital finance, investment, and cryptocurrency has transformed the previously rigid MBA degrees. For this reason, universities and business schools updated their curriculum to embrace the new digital era. Digital finance provides several advantages for developing economies as it increases investments between providers and individuals (Ozili, 2018). Nowadays, financial inclusion has significantly accelerated the speed of product and service delivery in businesses (Shofawati 2019).
“Health is not valued till sickness comes.” – Thomas Fuller. Healthcare workers are the first people to think of when reading this quote. Doctors, nurses, paramedics, and ambulance drivers go to work every day to treat illnesses and injuries. For many of them, this is not just a job – it’s a calling. They know that patients are relying on them to live longer, better, and healthier. Undeniably, the healthcare sector is extremely important to society and the demand for primary care workers and specialists is increasing day by day. The recent COVID-19 pandemic brought sweeping changes…
Quality education is the fourth goal in the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which aims to “ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.” The UN Global Goals emphasise the importance of higher education scholarships for developing countries. Unicaf celebrated International Education Day with generous scholarships to students in underprivileged parts of the world, helping them transform their lives. Quality Education and Equity What might be taken for granted by many, like the ability to go to university, is impossible for others.
It seems like it has been an eternity since we last opened social media or watched the news without seeing COVID-19. The year 2020 has reshaped our lives in ways that we have yet to fathom. Not only has it had a great economic impact, but it also changed the way we go about our daily lives.
On-Campus Teaching Unicaf University as a pioneer of innovative teaching has taken on-campus studying to the next level. Traditionally you are expected to attend classes at a learning facility or campus. This means that you have a number of lectures to take and adhere to a strict schedule. This presents an obstacle for many. Specifically for people with family and professional commitments and with limited available time for a physical presence on campus. Unicaf University revolutionised the concept of attending classes by providing personalised face-to-face support on campus while still utilising its state-of-the-art digital platform. This…
Online Experience & Distance Learning Unicaf uses cutting-edge technology and resources to facilitate the delivery of high-quality, internationally recognised degrees. Unicaf’s cloud-based digital platform consists of a seamlessly integrated ecosystem of technology that provides the digital infrastructure to support online learning. By studying online, students can achieve their academic goals anytime, anywhere, regardless of their family and/or professional commitments. Online students can pursue their studies uninterrupted from crisis, lockdowns, strikes or a force majeure that may force universities to suspend on-campus teaching. From enrolment to graduation, everything runs smoothly with Unicaf’s online platform. Additionally, students save…
Trend forecasters, business analysts, economists and academics are trying to paint the day after the pandemic. They are trying to answer how national economies will adapt, how the way we work will change, what skills and qualifications will be required in the global workplace of the future. In other words, they are trying to assess whether the skills imparted by business degrees will still be relevant in the post pandemic era. Meanwhile, coronavirus infections are still spiking in many countries, while economies remain slow. A large number of businesses close down, or file for bankruptcy. Thousands of people are losing their…