Maths boffin Ms Titilayo Agbaje.UKZN Masters student in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS), Ms Titilayo Agbaje, won first prize in the Masters presentations category at the 57th Annual Congress of the South African Mathematical Society
Emeritus Professor Miriam Adhikari.UKZN’s Emeritus Professor of Paediatrics, Miriam Adhikari, received an Annual Service Excellence Award from KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, in recognition of her overall contribution to health care in the field of Paediatrics.
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From left: Mr Ian Southey-Swartz, Professor Managay Reddi, Mr Jonathan Cooper, Ms Anneke Meerkotter and Mr Max Anmeghichean.The School of Law in partnership with the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa and the Human Dignity Trust, recently hosted the Conference on Litigating to Decriminalize Homosexuality in Commonwealth Africa.
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Book co-authors, Professor Breminand Maharaj and his wife, Dr Nervashnee Maharaj, accompanied by their children, at the launch of their book.
UKZN staff, Convocation Executive member, alumni and friends.UKZN alumni on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast had the opportunity to re-connect with their alma mater and fellow alumni at a lunch at the Protea Hotel Waterfront in Richards Bay recently.
UKZN students Ms Tina Dolwana and Mr Thabo Khoza who participated in the 2014 Professional World Standard Ballroom Championship in China.Education student Ms Tina Dolwana and her Civil Engineering colleague Mr Thabo Khoza participated in the 2014 Professional World Standard Ballroom Championship in China winning the “The Most Popular Couple” title.
The incidence of people in Durban who have impacted third molar teeth was the focus of research by UKZN Department of Clinical Anatomy masters student, Ms Sundika Ishwarkumar.
Professor Damtew Teferra (third left) chairing a session at the Workshop in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.UKZN’s Professor Damtew Teferra was a Chairperson at the recent African Higher Education Harmonisation and Tuning Workshop on Joint Degrees in Dar es Salaam which successfully concluded with the plan for the next phase: Tuning Africa II.
Postdoctoral Fellows (from left): Dr’s Naveen Bandari, Adeyeye Olufemi, Sulaiman Luqman and Oluyomibo Pitan.The College of Law and Management Studies has appointed Dr Sulaiman Luqman, Dr Adeyeye Olufemi, Dr Naveen Bandari and Dr Oluyomibo Pitan as postdoctoral scholars as part of its drive to produce quality research that contributes to the betterment of society
Occupational Therapy Lecturer, Mrs June McIntyre.UKZN Occupational Therapy Lecturer, Mrs June McIntyre, was a speaker at a Wheelchair Services Roundtable Conference in Cape Town.
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Students of UKZN’s Opera Studio and Choral Academy (OSCA) perform Ogni Suo Aver Tal Femmina from Verdi’s La Traviata.The outstanding depth of talent among UKZN Music students was revealed during the Eleventh Festival of Italian Opera held at the Howard College Theatre in celebration of the annual International Week of the Italian Language.
From left: Ms Selvie Moodley, Ms Laila Gurudas, Ms Shereen Marimuthu, and Ms Alershnee Pillay in their cultural attire.The School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS) recently celebrated cultural heritage and diversity by arranging gatherings on the Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses.
Ms Faith Akob.A Masters student in Human Nutrition in UKZN’s School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES), Ms Faith Akob, has been selected to spend seven months on the Heifer Ranch
Professor Cheryl Potgieter (fourth left) with Deans, College management staff and new lecturers. The College of Humanities welcomed 50 new lecturers who have recently been appointed in the College. Nationally the number of Black African academics within the university system is low and the number of African Black Professors is even lower.
Dr Bernard Matolino with his recently published book titled Personhood in African Philosophy. Dr Bernard Matolino of the School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics (SRPC) recently published a book titled Personhood in African Philosophy.
UKZN’s Professor Robert Peacock with Pope Francis at a meeting in Vatican City.Academic Leader of the Criminology and Forensic Studies Cluster in the College of Humanities, Professor Robert Peacock, was among a select group who met Pope Francis in the Vatican City to discuss crime and the pursuit of social justice.
Mr Mluleki Luvuno.Discipline of Human Physiology Honours student Mr Mluleki Luvuno hopes his research will uncover affordable and easily available treatment to manage diabetes.
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Mackerel - one of the fish species affected by the ingestion of microplastics in the waters off the KwaZulu-Natal coastline.A research study by Deborah Robertson Andersson and Gan Moodley of the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s School of Life Sciences has shown that microplastics are increasingly being ingested by fish off the KwaZulu-Natal coast.
Mr Sphumelele Ndlovu with retired NASA Physicist and pioneer of the development of satellite laser ranging, Dr Henry Plotkin.A decision taken by academics from the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance to take ownership of their education by forming a PhD cohort is paying dividends.
UKZN Academics who attended the Peer Review Workshop.A group of UKZN researchers attended the recent inaugural Peer Review for Publications and Proposals Workshop hosted by the University Teaching and Learning Office and aimed at introducing participants to the concept of peer review for academic publishing and grant proposals.
The UKZN team outside King Edward VIII Hospital’s BHP Billiton Paediatric Centre of Excellence. Yunibo Trust - founded by UKZN Medical students - recently partnered with the Dentistry Discipline and South Africa’s youngest doctor, Dr Sandile Kubheka, to put smiles on faces at King Edward VIII Hospital in Durban when they visited its Paediatric Department in celebration of National Children’s Day.
African Music and Dance students who performed at the Howard College Theatre.The Music Discipline within the School of Arts recently held its final year public exit recitals in which African Music and Dance (AMD) students went on stage at the Howard College Theatre for their final 45-minute solo performances.
The KwaZulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra performing for Arts and Culture Education Discipline students.| German Monday Film Show |
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