Seventy-three of the top-achieving scholars who have received prestigious scholarships were honoured for their academic excellence in a Scholarship Awards Ceremony held at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN)’s Westville Campus on 4 September.
First-year MBChB student, Ms Lucia Noluthando Duma (19), was awarded one of 20 Frene Ginwala Scholarships, a special prestige equity award made to top Black African female undergraduates.
Politics and Economics student, Ms Rachel Morrow (22), is thrilled about being awarded a scholarship which will allow her to read for a Masters’ degree in Global Governance and Diplomacy at Oxford University in England.
Mr Kashmeel Bisseru (left) receives his scholarship from the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science’s Dean of Teaching and Learning, Professor Bala Pillay.
Based on outstanding results in his Matric year and continued academic excellence during his early tertiary endeavours, second year Chemical Engineering student Mr Kashmeel Bisseru is
Ms Fezile Gwala, a first-year student in the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science’s School of Engineering, is pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering.
Mr Milindi Sibomana, a PhD student from Rwanda, is currently conducting his research - focused primarily on a study into the development of postharvest metrics of sugarcane deterioration
Bachelor of Arts Honours student Ms Fathima Mohamedy was overjoyed when she was awarded an Emma Smith Overseas Scholarship at UKZN’s recent Scholarship Awards ceremony.
PhD student Mr Ryan Sweke was awarded the 2013 Medal Scholar award for the research conducted in his MSc Degree under the supervision of Professor Francesco Petruccione.
Bachelor of Social Science (Honours) student Mr Lukhona Mnguni and Bachelor of Community Development (Honours) student Ms Basheerah Mohamed won Distinguished Students’ Awards.
PhD students from the College of Humanities, Mrs Leigh Adams Tucker (right) and Mr Hloniphani Ndebele who received UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarships.
Humanities PhD Students get UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarships
Two PhD students from the College of Humanities, Mrs Leigh Adams Tucker and Mr Hloniphani Ndebele, were awarded UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarships at the annual Scholarships Awards ceremony.
Ms Jyoti Maharaj receives her awards from KZN Minister of Health Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo and Ms Pratisha Sevsunker (right) with her two scholarship awards.
Accounting Students to use Scholarships to Fulfil Academic Aspirations
Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting students and proud scholarship recipients, Ms Jyoti Maharaj and Ms Pratisha Sevsunker, will use their awards to unlock their academic potential.
College of Law and Management’s Dean of Teaching and Learning, Professor Kriben Pillay (right) hands over the scholarship award to Ms Angelique Barroso.
Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship Winner Inspired to Help other Students
Receiving the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship at this year’s Awards Ceremony has inspired Law student, Ms Angelique Barroso, to empower other students.