Have you
ever wondered how to obtain credibility internationally before you’ve ever left
your home country or just want to spice up your resume? Try distance education.
In some countries it can be costly while in others in can be relatively
inexpensive. Distance education might be a somewhat new to the masses of
Americans with the rise of the internet but with other countries it is over a
century old.
One of the
worlds “mega” universities is the University of South Africa which has over
300,000 students. These students come from over 130 countries by the means of
distance education. Some of you might be surprised that you’ve never heard of
an institution of that size. Don’t be surprised at all because there are many
places in the world that just might not be popular to the people around you or
your news sources.
The
University of South Africa (or UNISA for short) has several degree options to
choose from and the levels of education range from undergraduate to doctoral
degrees. Many in the western hemisphere are probably asking about accreditation,
which is a legitimate question. UNISA
accreditation is with the South African department of education and the Council
of Higher Education. UNISA is also registered with the South African
Qualifications Authority. So if there is any doubt about the validity of UNISA
please check with the Accreditation agencies within your respective country.
UNISA has
produced many high profile alumni such as Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, and
Cyril Ramaphosa. So you will be in a great company upon joining UNISA.
For more
information please visit the University of South Africa at: http://www.unisa.ac.za/default.html
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