
Volleyball Round-Up
UKZN Volleyball is off to a great start in 2023 with our senior female teams scooping gold and bronze podium finishes at the KZN Winning Nations Opening Volleyball Tournament.
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Globally renowned for her work on asthma in children, UKZN’s Professor Refiloe Masekela (@bronchigirl) is the recipient of the distinguished National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Global Research Professorship Award.
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Family Medicine specialist, Professor Mergan Naidoo, is an editor of the 4th edition of the South African Family Practice Manual (SAFPM) as well as contributing 10 chapters to the publication.
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Ms Sebongile Tshabalala showcased her culture as she walked the stage in her traditional Basotho attire to receive her Bachelor of Social Science Honours degree in Public Policy.
Representatives from the Workplace Based Assessment (WBA) National Steering Group hosted a workshop focused on introducing entrustable professional activities (EPAs) as a framework for the holistic training of Master of Medicine (MMed) students, also known as registrars or medical doctors undergoing specialist training.
The Science Technology Education Centre at UKZN (STEC@UKZN) conducted a three-day outreach workshop at SM Jhavary Primary School in Durban with the aim of promoting science education and fostering strong relationships with schools.
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UKZN doctoral graduate Dr Eben van der Merwe has developed and implemented a pilot internship programme focusing on social justice for undergraduate Clinical Law LLB students which he says could serve as a model for other Law schools in South Africa.
Professor in the School of Social Sciences within the College of Humanities Radhamany Sooryamoorthy has published a new book; Sociology Global: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, which examines the discipline of sociology as it is applied in a variety of countries.
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As part of UKZN’s bid to spread awareness about autism, the School of Education’s Community Engagement team partnered with Action in Autism to host a community engagement conference.
The symposium on Exploring the Influence of intersectional stigma on Access to HIV Services for key populations living with HIV in the SADC region hosted by UKZN’s Health Economics and HIV and AIDS Research Division (HEARD) from 3-5 April shared the results of current research and planned future steps for a three-year research project funded by the Southern African Development Community (SADC) HIV secretariat.
Ms Ntombizodwa Mdluli, the Integrated Development Planning (IDP) Manager at Umhlathuze Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal, overcame ill health to graduate with a Master of Public Administration degree from UKZN.
Ms Doli Ngema’s passion for local government culminated in her being awarded a Master of Public Administration degree.
UKZN Tech enthusiasts Ms Nitasha Pillay, Mr Shridhar Singh and Ms Prinee Moodley graduated with cum laude Bachelor of Commerce Honours in Information Systems and Technology degrees.