U of Zambia

The University of Zambia (UNZA) was established by Act of Parliament No. 66 of 1965. The first intake of students took place on 17th March 1966. The motto of the University, service and excellence has guided the development of the University since its inception.

UNZA is situated in Lusaka on two campuses. The main campus is the Great East Road Campus and it is situated on the Great East Road, 6km from the town center. The other campus is the Ridgeway Campus catering for the Medical School. It is situated on John Mbita Road, 4km South East of Lusaka, opposite the University Teaching Hospital.

University of Zambia and Saylor Academy have partnered to offer skill development opportunities to University of Zambia students. Students can take any Saylor Academy course and earn fully digital, shareable certificates, however, University of Zambia and Saylor Academy have recommended the following courses to help you start on your journey.

 

University Recommended Courses

Saylor Academy Courses for Skill Development
Subject Area Course Name
English as a Second Language ESL001: Beginning Lower-Intermediate English as a Second Language
ESL002: Intermediate English as a Second Language
ESL003: Upper-Intermediate English as a Second Language
ESL004:Advanced English as a Second Language
ESL005:Business-Proficient English as a Second Language
Business Administration
BUS203: Principles of Marketing
BUS206: Management Information Systems
BUS209: Organizational Behavior
BUS210: Corporate Communication
BUS301: Human Resource Management
Communication COMM001: Principles of Human Communication
Computer Science CS105: Introduction to Python
CS107: C++ Programming
CS250: Python for Data Science
CS302: Software Engineering
CS406: Information Security
Professional Development CUST105: Customer Service
PRDV004: Spreadsheets
PRDV006: Spreadsheets II: Formatting and Functions
PRDV007: Spreadsheets III: Presenting Data
PRDV008: Preparing and Delivering Presentations
PRDV102: Resume Writing
PRDV103: Interviewing Skills
PRVD211: Foundations of Human Communication
PRVD221: Introduction to Management
PRDV212: Interpersonal Communication
PRVD213: Group Communication
PRVD225: Managing Employees
PRVD226: Introduction to Human Resource Management
PRDV401: Introduction to JavaScript I