From left: Professor Anna Coutsoudis, Dr Louise Kuhn and Professor Hoosen Coovadia.“HIV in Populations where Breastfeeding is Essential for Child Survival: Trials and Tribulations”, was the title of a Public Lecture presented at the Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine by Dr Louise Kuhn of the Columbia University in the United States.
Grade 12 learners getting ready for their Saturday Classes on the Westville campus.Saturday classes introduced for Grade 12 pupils in February by UKZN’s College of Law and Management Studies in partnership with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA)
PhD student Mr Tendekai Mahlanza.PhD student in the School of Life Sciences, Mr Tendekai Mahlanza, has been awarded the 2014 Phillip R. White Award by the Society for In Vitro Biology, (SIVB) allowing him to travel to the United States to attend the World Forum on Biology in Georgia.
Delegates at one of the break-away sessions.
.Excellence and innovation in Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Skills in Africa has earned the Graduate School of Business and Leadership’s Regional and Local Economic Development Initiative (RLEDi) the International Education Business Partnership Network’s (IPN) 2014 Global Best Award.
Ms Michelle Hatch.
College of Humanities students attend a Stress Management workshop on the Howard College campus. The College of Humanities Student Support Services (SSS) hosted a well-attended Stress Management Workshop which examined ways students can deal with and manage stress.
Pupils from the Fulton School for the Deaf at UKZN’s Science and Technology Education Centre.UKZN’S Science and Technology Education Centre (STEC) hosted 12 highly enthusiastic learners and three Teachers from Durban’s Fulton School for the Deaf.
Science is brought to life at the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science Open Day.Impressive displays were the outstanding feature of Open Days at the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science.
Grade 12 learners were addressed by UKZN representatives at a careers exhibition.
UKZN third-year Hydrology students doing on site work.Building a large enough skills base to deal with South Africa’s water challenges – both now and in the future – is a significant focus for South Africa’s Water Research Commission (WRC) and one which it can only achieve with the assistance of academic partners.
From left: Ms Anette Meyer; Cllr Barbara Fortein; Professor Deresh Ramjugernath; Mr Gideon Vundla, and Co-ordinator, Support Services, Ms Veena Naidoo.
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UKZN students working in their organic vegetable garden on campus as part of their community engagement activities. 
Mr Brett Bentley.
Jazz performance students with their Lecturer Mr Neil Gonsalves (back row, third right) celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month. As part of the Music Discipline’s celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM) in April, Music Lecturer Mr Neil Gonsalves took a few of his jazz students to Lotus FM to participate in a radio interview and a live performance.
Ms Katrina Makuch with Economics students.Building and supporting small business enterprises in volatile developing countries was the thrust of a lecture titled: “Foreign Finance, Investment, and Aid” delivered by Development Economist Ms Katrina Makuch at the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance.
UKZN Masters in Jazz Performance student Ildo Nandja. Durban-based Mozambican Bassist and UKZN Masters in Jazz student Mr Ildo Nandja was on stage at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM).
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