Unicaf University has a physical presence in eleven African countries and a number of branch campuses such as the one in Malawi, Zimbabwe and Zambia to service south-eastern Africa.
Unicaf University is accredited by the British Accreditation Council in the UK (BAC).
The campuses aim to provide a number of student services and face-to-face tutorials to support the online delivery model.
Although founded by Unicaf, Unicaf University is treated as a partner university with scholarships provided for students taking the courses, whether online or in the form of partially on-campus learning.
According to Dr Kevin Andrews, Vice-Chancellor, Unicaf University is currently in the process of opening additional campuses in several locations in Africa.
Unicaf University has a physical presence in eleven African countries and a number of branch campuses such as the one in Malawi, Zimbabwe and Zambia to service south-eastern Africa. Unicaf University is accredited by the British Accreditation Council in the UK (BAC). The campuses aim to provide a number of student services and face-to-face tutorials to support the online delivery model. Although founded by Unicaf, Unicaf University is treated as a partner university with scholarships provided for students taking the courses, whether online or in the form of partially on-campus learning. According to Dr Kevin Andrews, Vice-Chancellor, Unicaf University is currently in the process of opening additional campuses in several locations in Africa.
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