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Mr Wenkosi Qulu. Mr Wenkosi Qulu, a master’s student conducting novel research in the Optics and Imaging Unit of UKZN’s College of Health Sciences (CHS), will spend three months training under esteemed Medical professor...
Professor Theagarten Lingham-Soliar.Professor Theagarten Lingham-Soliar, an Honorary Professor in the School of Life Sciences at UKZN, recently published a book The Vertebrate Integument Volume 1, which examines afresh the theory that birds evolved from
Chase Rayment, a Grade 7 learner at Kloof Senior Primary, did a project on whether it was possible for humans to live on Mars.Over 60 schools represented by 375 learners participated in the recent 2014 Eskom Expo for Young Scientists co-hosted by UKZN’s College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science.
Amalungu e-Social Work Students Association abambe iqhaza ekusizeni abafundi bezifundo zenhlalakahle abadinga usizo ngamaphasela okudla. Ngaphansi kwesiqubulo esithi “Akekho ozoya ekilasini elambile”, inhlangano i-Social Work Students’ Association (SWSA) iqale umsebenzi wokusabalalisa amaphasela okudla kubafundi bezifundo zezeNhlalakahle abadinga ukudla nosizo lwezimali.
Professor Anita Naicker (left) and Ms Anushka Ajith of the College of Health Sciences.Two studies conducted by academics in the College of Health Sciences’ Optics and Imaging (O&I) Unit were presented at a Conference held recently in Paris by the International Federation of Placenta Associations (IFPA) and European Placenta Group (EPG).
From left: Professor Colleen Downs, Ms Sindiso Chamane, Ms Kerushka Pillay, Dr Sarah Bansilal, Ms Zukiswa Shoba, Dr Letitia Pillay and Museum Director, Ms Allison Ruiters.
Social Work students Ms Nomusa Ndlovu (left) and Ms Liteboho Mosola will be in Canada for five months on an exchange programme. Two second-year Social Work students, Ms Nomusa Ndlovu and Ms Liteboho Mosola, were recently selected to participate in a five-month exchange programme to Carleton University in Canada.
From left: Mr Nazim Gani, Alan Paton Centre; Dr Betty Govinden; Mrs Mary Gardner; Professor Cheryl Potgieter; Professor Stanley Ridge; Mr Darryl David and Professor Mbongeni Malaba.The English Academy of Southern Africa, together with the College of Humanities, recently held the English Academy’s Annual Commemorative Lecture, in honour of the late Professor Colin Gardner.
Students and participants in the Biokinetic Humanitarian Project at the KwaZulu-Natal Blind and Deaf Society.In a bid to “give back” to the blind and deaf community in an active way, the Discipline of Biokinetics, Exercise and Leisure Sciences (BELS) at UKZN
Attendees of the Rural Health Advocacy Project (RHAP) roundtable discussion.
Supply Chain Student Association organising committee.Supply Chain Management postgraduate students have taken ownership of their education and future career prospects by forming an association that aims to bridge the gap between academia and the business world.
Learners from Queensburgh High prepare to test their bridge model.
College of Humanities Jazz Lecturer Professor Salim Washington.College of Humanities Jazz Lecturer, multi-reedsman and composer, Professor Salim Washington, together with his band, recently took to the stage at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music to perform a blues and gospel-inflected brand of post-bop jazz.
From left: Dr Vincent Nyamori, Minster Naledi Pandor, and Professor Deo Jaganyi.
From left: UKZN Student Law Review Editor-in-Chief, Mr Musa Kika; Professor Bernadette Atuahene, Mr S’bu Zikode and Ms Nomfundo Gobodo.The launch of Professor Bernadette Atuahene’s book, We Want What’s Ours, which recently took place at UKZN’s Westville campus created a platform for South African citizens to have their voices heard on the issue of the land restitution process.
Professor Keyan Tomaselli with the four editions of his book The Cinema of Apartheid: Race and Class in South African Film. From left: 1989 (SA edition), 1988 (US edition), 1989 (UK), and 2014 (UK).The Cinema of Apartheid: Race and Class in South African Film was this year republished, reaching a fourth edition. Authored by Professor Keyan Tomaselli of the Centre for Communication, Media and Society (CCMS), this fourth printing indicates the global impact of the book.
Attendants at the MEPI Symposium.The University of KwaZulu-Natal Medical Educational Partnership Initiative (UKZN MEPI), in collaboration with University of Mozambique MEPI, held the MEPI Clinical HIV Symposium on “HIV and TB: latest developments for clinicians...
Juvenile Cape Parrots feeding on pecan nuts near Creighton, KwaZulu-Natal in May-June 2014.
Community members at the 2014 Msinga Nutrition Fair.UKZN’s Farmer Support Group (FSG) and local community women from Msinga recently hosted the fourth annual nutrition fair – “Climate Smart Agriculture for Food Security” – at Gudwini in Msinga.
Dr Sibusiso Chalufu with prospective students from some of the schools for hearing impaired learners in KwaZulu-Natal.
Professor Damtew Teferra and Professor Renuka Vithal at the launch of the new offices of the Higher Education Training and Development (HEDT) Centre. The Higher Education Training and Development (HEDT) Centre, which operates as both a Discipline in the School of Education as part of the Education Development cluster, and as
New employees welcomed to UKZN.A total of 60 new employees from across UKZN attended the Human Resources Division’s latest Employee On-Boarding Programme on 8 and 9 July.
Dr Siphamandla Sithebe addresses Grade 10-12 learners at the Hip Hop Science Spaza.
