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my Studies @ Unisa connect, plan and study

• undergraduate higher certificates, diplomas & degrees
• honours degrees, postgraduate certificates & diplomas

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A quick look at my Studies @ Unisa

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Unisa is changing

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Unisa e-solutions for students
The benefits of online study
Learning online skills
Signature courses
Re-admission in 2015

Connect

• Your academic support network
• Connecting online
– myUnisa
– myLife e-mail account
– SMS
– Facebook and Twitter
– Unisa Radio
– How and where to connect online
• Multi-Purpose Community Centres
• Connect to our support services
– e-Tutors
– Tutorials
– Academic literacies centres
– Work-integrated learning
• Connect to our regional centres
– Services offered at our regional centres
• Connect to our counselling services
• Connect to Student Affairs
• Connect to the library

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Get organised
Schedule study time
– Make the most of your time
Buy your books

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Study methods
Assignments
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Managing stress

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Unisa Students’ Value Statement

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Student disciplinary code

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Unisa rules for students

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The information contained in this brochure was correct at the time of publication (1 October 2013).
For updates, please go to the Unisa website http://www.unisa.ac.za

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