From left: Professor Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie, Professor Shireen Hassim and Dr Gcina Mhlophe.
Dynamic UKZN medical students and alumni (top from left) Ms Tivana Chellan, Dr Ashiq Pramchand, Ms Rivona Haricharran, (bottom) Dr Tumisang Melete, Ms Xoliswa Njapha, and Mr Yanga Mbele.Click here for isiZulu version
In line with celebrating Women’s Month which takes place during the month of August, the College of Health Sciences recently held an inspiring webinar featuring a panel of Medical students and interns who deconstructed the theme: ‘Female Leadership in Science and Public Health.’
Professor Timothy “Tim” Hardcastle.Click here for isiZulu version
The School of Clinical Medicine (SCM) under the leadership of its Head and Dean, Professor Ncoza Dlova, recently applauded Professor Timothy Hardcastle for his boundless and unselfish contribution towards the Discipline of General Surgery.
Students at the launch of the National Association of Democratic Lawyers (NADEL) Student Chapter in Kwazulu-Natal.
Professor Vimolan Mudaly.Professor Vimolan Mudaly, Deputy-Academic Leader for Mathematics and Technology Education, presented his inaugural lecture detailing his journey as a researcher from back when he was a fourth-year undergraduate student through to his successful development of the Iterative Visualisation Thinking Cycle (IVTC) published in 2021.
Mr Adrian Bellengere (left) handing over the Memorandum of Understanding to Mr Emmanuel Hinson from Illovo Sugar Group.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN recently signed an agreement with Illovo Sugar Africa (Pty)Ltd’s Legal Department which will enable various initiatives that will not only empower Law students but communities surrounding Durban and Pietermaritzburg.
A snapshot of nGAP lecturer, Mr Mzwandile Zulu’s time in Europe as part of the Erasmus+ exchange programme.
UKZN alumnus and Durban musician, Mr Nick Pitman.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN alumnus and Durban-based musician, Mr Nick Pitman has created a vibey “sound spark” called “Power Station” for the 24th JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience promotional video.
UKZN Foundation hosts PPS Foundation.
Scenes from the DSRA women’s seminar.
AHRI staff and students interact with learners from Bonela Secondary School in Durban, during National Science Week.Click here for isiZulu version
Every year during the first week of August, South Africa celebrates National Science Week, a Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) initiative aimed at popularising STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) topics and careers amongst the general population.
Professor Fayth Anese Ruffin delivering her inaugural lecture.How can we ensure that there is epistemic freedom in the theory and practice of public governance? This was the question posed by School Management, Information Technology and Governance academic Professor Fayth Anese Ruffin at her inaugural lecture.
Dr Jane Anderson and her new book.
Comrades Marathon participants hosted at a Pasta Luncheon.
Highlights from the Aftermath Exhibition and book launch.The Humanities Institute and the Centre for Creative Arts (CCA) within the College of Humanities, in partnership with the University of Venda and Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), recently hosted the opening of the exhibition – Aftermath: Violence and Wellbeing in the Context of the Student Movement and book launch - #FeesMustFall and its Aftermath: Violence, Wellbeing, and the South African Student Movement, at the Howard College Theatre.
Final-year Accounting student Mr Kusa Nkosi.
Umkomaas Secondary School learners enjoy UKZN’s Science and Technology Education Centre during National Science Week.
