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Our recent London conference held in partnership with University of South Wales was focused on expanding access to tertiary education for 5 million African students and on how innovative technological approaches can increase access to higher education. The conference was a huge success as senior leaders from UK, European and Asian universities, educators and governmental ministers from Africa and experts in higher education administration were among the attendees. As our Academic Director, Dr. Suzan Koyzis, said, “We are working on…


If you’ve ever thought about studying for a degree, you’ll know that online learning is a highly popular option. So what exactly is online learning? Online Learning Explained Online learning can be defined as a way of studying for an internationally recognised qualification without the need to attend classes on campus. Online learning courses are aimed at students who wish to study for a postgraduate qualification alongside work and other commitments and are undertaken without meeting a lecturer in a lecture hall. Studying can take place at home or work, wherever and whenever you like within a predetermined timeframe. The…


Want to earn a first-class degree? That’s no mean feat but where there’s a will there’s a way! Follow our tips for earning top marks and you may find yourself a step closer to earning that coveted first class honours. Here are five of the most practical tips you’ll need, from balancing your commitments to keeping track of your study notes and assignments. Make Time For Study & Balance Your Commitments Balancing study, social and work commitments is not easy. It may mean having fewer social outings, cutting back your work shifts or spending weekends studying. But remember that balance…


In today’s world, financial assistance is necessary for many university students and scholarships are the most desirable form of financial aid. Many scholarships are based on merit or awarded as recognition for certain achievements. There are also other types of scholarships which are needs-based. Either way, they are beneficial because they are seen as prestigious and can enhance your resume as well as help you pay for your education. In a similar way to grants, scholarships do not have to be repaid. Here are some of the main advantages of earning a scholarship… Financial Benefit Many students graduate from university…


Unicaf is pleased to inform prospective students about the opportunity to apply for our renowned Intercollege Professional Training Certificate in Marketing Management. This challenging course exposes students to all areas of marketing and to the best practises currently employed in the market. The objective is to provide the students with a comprehensive understanding of the Marketing Concept, Philosophy, Practice and Processes. Major emphasis is placed on the elements of the Marketing mix. The certificate will be awarded on successful completion of the course. Take advantage of a 90% UNICAF Scholarship and pursue a verified certificate to highlight the knowledge and skills you gain.


On Saturday 25th April, Unicaf hosted a special networking event focusing on the benefits of Online Learning for Human Capacity Development. The event which took place at the UNICAF Learning Center, Lagos, Nigeria introduced the benefits of Online Learning on the University of South Wales Online programmes for prospective new students and provided the opportunity for all the attendees to network with other students and lecturers. The event was hosted by Professor Abiola Awosika, an e-Learning expert and Managing Director of OASIS. Potential students learned more about the Unicaf/USW partnership and its online MBA and Top Up BA programmes for…


We all know the benefits of exercise to our health and its is always important to find time to exercise, especially during exams when so much time is spent sitting at your desk all day, and often into the night. Why Should Students Exercise? Not only is exercise good for your overall health and fitness, it also boosts your mental well-being. Exercise helps keep you calm during your exams. You will feel more refreshed and energised which will help you perform better. Regular physical activity will also help you maintain a healthy weight and decrease your risk of major illnesses,…


‘So, you’ve paid your start up fees and now you’re wondering what next? The Student Guide can offer you an idea of what to expect when starting your first module and useful tips preparing you to navigate the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) with ease. Whether you’re a newcomer or a veteran in regards to online learning it is vital that you understand you now have access to a whole new world of education. Everything you need in regards your module is on the VLE and although you may be alone, looking at the screen wondering if you made the right choice studying online please bear in mind in mind you will not be…


So, you’ve made it through to higher education. You’ve successfully handed in homework assignments and passed exams for the majority of your school life. There’s also a good chance that you have your study routine in place, whether it’s a nightcap and your textbooks in your bedroom or a quiet library corner you’ve claimed as your own. However, it could be that the study habits you’ve practised for over a decade may not be serving you as well as they could be. Research has shown that some common sense study techniques such as spending hours at a time concentrating on one…


Every year hundreds of thousands of adults around the world take the opportunity to develop their careers by means of higher education….and the good news is that higher education is for everyone regardless of age. There really is no such thing as a ‘typical’ mature student although they tend to be defined as students aged 21 or over when they begin their studies. As far as we can generalise, around half the world’s students are aged between 21 and 24, 38% between 25 and 39 and 10% over 40 when they commence their courses. There are many different reasons for…


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