The Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre, its team and performers.Click here for isiZulu version
Nestled on the Howard College campus of the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s (UKZN) School of Arts, lies the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre (EST). Founded in 1981 by the late Professor Elizabeth Sneddon, the EST has the proud reputation of being the first theatre to service a Drama department at an academic institution.
Professor David McQuoid-Mason with Ms Ntsako Msomi, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Senior Corporate Counsel.
Aerospace Systems Research Institute personnel (from left) Mr Jordan Silver, Professor Mike Brooks, Mr Thabang Mdhluli and Mr Yashik Singh next to the newly-unveiled model of ASRI’s Commercial Launch Vehicle (CLV) and (right) the UKZN exhibit at the National Space Conference with a SAFFIRE liquid rocket engine (left) and a Phoenix suborbital rocket.UKZN’s Aerospace Systems Research Institute (ASRI) was prominent at South Africa’s inaugural National Space Conference held in Pretoria, attracting national attention with the unveiling of a one-quarter scale model of its commercial launch vehicle (CLV).
Ms Simangele Mkhize presenting at the BRICS Research Forum.Upward Communication as a Vehicle for Effective Communication was the title of a paper presented by UKZN student and staff member, Ms Simangele Mkhize at the 2nd BRICS Research Forum hosted by the Cape Peninsula University of Technology.
PhD student, Ms Siddharthiya Pillay.For PhD student at UKZN’s School of Management, Information Technology and Governance (SMIG) Ms Siddharthiya Pillay, working for an organisation that oversees civil society on a global scale is a lifelong aspiration.
Professor Vivian Ojong (left) and Professor Maheshvari Naidu.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s School of Social Sciences has finalised a student mobility agreement with Leiden University in The Netherlands.
Highlights from the 2023 Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences of South Africa (APSSA) Conference hosted by UKZN.
UKZN delegates at the Occupational Therapy Congress (from left) Mr December Mpanza, Ms Nonjabulo Ndaba, Dr Thavanesi Gurayah, Ms Phakeme Mkhize and Mr Luther Monareng.
Dr Gugu Mazibuko.
Highlights from the international students’ township tour.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s International Relations Office took second semester international students on a tour of Inanda, during which they learned about the township and the role it plays in the history of South Africa.
Clockwise from top left are Professor Lovemore Chipungu, Professor Mosa Moshabela, Professor Ernest Nene Khalema, Professor Piotr Loren, Professor Hope Hangwelani Magidimisha-Chipungu and Mr Martin Lewis at the International Conference on Inclusive Cities. Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN hosted the second International Conference on Inclusive Cities with the theme: The Capacity of the State to Achieve Inclusive Cities.
Medical Jurisprudence students virtually visit the UKZN School of Law to learn about research prospects in Medical Law.
Winners at UKZN’s Extended Learning Open Evening (from left) Ms Khanyisile Nene, Mr Sabelo Wiseman Mbatha and Ms Zamaswazi Luswazi.Click here for isiZulu version
The management and leadership field is fast growing requiring a lot of change over time - with that comes the necessity to adapt to new environments and acquire new skills.
Highlights of the CLMS Women’s Day celebration.
UKZN staff and a PhD student were part of the contributors to the book: The Nexus Between Poverty and Corruption: Quo Vadis?
