UKZN’s Founding Chair of Council and Alumnus, Dr Vincent Maphai presented the keynote address during the University’s 10-year celebration.
Professor Vishanthie Sewpaul.Social Work academic, Professor Vishanthie Sewpaul, who was recently acknowledged for excellence and scholarship in the School of Applied Human Sciences, was recently awarded an Honorary Doctoral degree from Mid Sweden University.
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Health professionals say interprofessional education and collaborative practice are the future. A new declaration was recently pronounced by health professionals and experts aimed at reaching health equity in South Africa by advocating interprofessional education and collaborative practice (IPECP).
Dr Nombulelo Magula.The Acting HOD in UKZN’s Department of Medicine, Dr Nombulelo Magula, presented her study titled: “Prevalence of Drug Resistant Tuberculosis in Patients Presenting with a Large Pericardial Effusion at King Edward VIII Hospital”, at the College of Health Sciences Research Symposium.
Postgraduate students listen to presentations at the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science’s recent annual Research Day.Postgraduate students at the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science gave poster and oral presentations at the College’s annual Research Day held on the Westville campus.
Participants in the Community Engagement with Service Learning Workshop at the UNITE Building.The College of Humanities Teaching and Learning Unit recently hosted a Community Engagement with Service Learning workshop at the UNITE Building.
The winning teams at the School of Health Sciences Young Health Scientists Research Symposium. A total of 10 research presentations by final-year students from each of the School of Health Sciences disciplines were heard by adjudicators at this year’s successful Young Health Scientists Research Symposium on the Westville campus.
UKZN Fine Arts postgraduate students (from left) Ms Joanna Smart, Ms Louise Jennings and Ms Paula Hulley.A collaborative postgraduate exhibition investigating Pattern and Fragment by UKZN Fine Arts students Ms Paula Hulley, Ms Joanna Smart and Ms Louise Jennings was held at the Jack Heath Gallery in Pietermaritzburg recently.
Research Day overall winners, from left Ms Kerry McCullough, Mr Barry Strydom and Ms Ailie Charteris receiving their prize from Professor Marita Carnelley.Quality research by 45 academics was showcased at the annual Research Day of the College of Law and Management Studies.
UKZN delegates (from left): Mr Warwick Jones, Ms Mellisa Mechuna, Ms Merusha Naidoo, Ms Claire Keyworth, Dr Nicola Jones and Mr Amil Umraw.
From left: Mr Sharman Singh, Miss Nana Ngcobo, Mr Shaun Naicker, Mrs Tammy Frankland, Mr Reggie Mkhize, and Mr Jabulani Zondi; and (front) Mrs Rowelda Donnelly, Mrs Adeshini McIntosh, Ms Regan Dawson, and Mr Wonderboy Makhaye.Santa’s helpers have done it again! As a part of a charity drive initiative, staff on UKZN’s Pietermaritzburg campus and some of their friends have made online pledges to the Santa Shoe Box initiative to fill shoe boxes for children on the project’s Christmas list.
Sharks XV players.
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UDkt Shenuka Singh.Click here for English version
Imibono emisha ngokubaluleka kokugqugquzelwa kwezempilo yomlomo okunobufakazi ibidingidwa ocwaningweni olusanda kuphothulwa uMfundisi noMholi Kwezokufunda e-UKZN eMkhakheni Wezokwelashwa Kwamazinyo, uDkt Shenuka Singh.
Cutting cake to celebrate the launch of a book written by UKZN academics are (from left) Professor Renuka Vithal, Professor Kriben Pillay and Professor John Mubangizi.The College of Law and Management Studies Teaching and Learning Unit recently celebrated the launch of the first of its kind, a book that deals specifically with Teaching and Learning.
Recently-elected President of PASA, Ms Nompumelelo Nzimande.School of Built Environment and Development Studies academic, Ms Nompumelelo Nzimande, has been elected President of the Population Association of Southern Africa (PASA).
A Flying Car, designed by Mr Kevlin Govender, Mr St John Darryl Nelson, Mr Euvenptheran Naidoo and Mr Erlank Slabbert, won the hotly contested Peer Prize at the UKZN Mechanical Engineering Open Day.UKZN’s School of Engineering building and car park were abuzz with activity when final year Mechanical Engineering students showcased projects they created through hard work and creative thinking.
Ms Sandra Pitcher.PhD Media and Cultural Studies (Pietermaritzburg) candidate and contract Lecturer Ms Sandra Pitcher won the top prize for the best paper presented at the South African Communication Association (SACOMM) conference in Potchefstroom.
Winning business challenge team, ManuTech, celebrate their victory.Academics from the College of Law and Management Studies attended a seminar where they heard about how to plan and develop a successful career.
Making a difference - staff and students celebrate Arbor Day by planting yellowwood trees on the Edgewood campus.The Edgewood Environment Forum (EEF) was formed about 11 years ago to promote sound environmental principles in decisions by UKZN concerning the physical development on the campus conservancy as well as the protection, regulation and improvement of the environment.
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