
Not Even Financial Pressure Could Stop this Graduate!
Doctor of Business Administration graduate Dr Moses Nyathi says in retrospect his decision to use his savings to fund his doctoral studies while unemployed was a good one.
Doctor of Business Administration graduate Dr Moses Nyathi says in retrospect his decision to use his savings to fund his doctoral studies while unemployed was a good one.
Against the background of medical malpractice claims being an issue plaguing the South African healthcare system, Master of Laws in Medical Law graduate Mr Cameron Mathew Theron plans to contribute new knowledge to the way healthcare disputes are handled.
A Master of Commerce in Management graduate’s academic journey earned her more than a qualification - it also got her job promotions!
Master’s degree in Child Care and Protection graduate Ms Raylene Meth researched the impact “sharenting” through social media has on the rights and protection of children.
Master of Laws (LLM) in Tax Law graduate, Ms Prajna Hiralall celebrated her success with her brother, Pranav, who was awarded a cum laude Bachelor of Laws degree during the UKZN’s May Graduation ceremonies.
Freedom of artistic speech in post-apartheid South Africa was the subject of research which secured Master of Laws in Constitutional Theory, Law and Litigation graduate Ms Savanna Chantler a cum laude pass.
Is there a link between advertising unhealthy food and childhood obesity? That was the question explored by Master of Commerce in Marketing graduate Mr Tasvir Bissoon.
Despite the heavy responsibilities attached to his job as an Admitted Advocate of the High Court, Mr Jonathan Renou graduated cum laude with a Master of Laws degree in Labour Studies. This now marks the third degree which he has passed cum laude.
The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic was the catalyst for Johannesburg-based business owner Dr Atlanta Ramsern to embark on a rewarding doctoral journey which rewarded her with a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) degree.
A university prioritising academic contribution to third-stream income needs to invest in academics, according to research by PhD in Leadership Studies graduate Dr Deven Reddy titled: Exploring how the Emotional Intelligence-Social Capital Nexus in Academics Impacts Third Stream Income: A Case Study of the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Working in the ports systems propelled Mr Donovan Govender on a voyage culminating in him securing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree despite formidable challenges presented by the pandemic.
Ms Annalise Thulapersad, who graduated with a Master’s degree in Labour Law, says her research findings into the right to take menstrual leave have the potential to reshape workplace policies and women’s rights in South Africa.
The quest for the economic emancipation of women in the agricultural sector is what motivated eThekwini Municipality horticulturist Dr Silindile Ndlovu to complete a Doctor of Business Administration degree at UKZN.
PhD in Law graduate Dr Elisabeth Achancho faced huge challenges after being locked out of South Africa during the COVID-19 pandemic.
While many newlyweds excitedly prepare to go on honeymoon soon after their wedding, that was not the case for PhD in Human Resource Management graduate Dr Nicholas Ashley and his wife, Jennifer of Ghana.
A Community Development Supervisor based in Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal, Mr Musawenkosi Blose, researched the effectiveness of foster child grants in his area for his Master’s degree in Commerce in Leadership.
Challenges facing healthcare workers who were at the frontline of the pandemic were researched for a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from UKZN’s Graduate School of Business and Leadership.
The interdisciplinary nature of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme offered by UKZN’s Graduate School of Business and Leadership enables technical experts to master business skills that will prepare them for prosperous careers.
UKZN Law lecturer Dr Juanita Easthorpe has been awarded a Doctor of Philosophy in Law degree for her thesis titled: Religion and the Law: Exploring the Boundaries Between the Right to Equality Based on Sexual Orientation and Religious Freedom.
UKZN Doctoral graduates in Supply Chain Management Drs Gloria Tshoopara, Emilia Salomo and Masithembe Kafile are all ready to make a positive impact in the market.
Technology consultant in the UKZN Teaching and Learning Office (UTLO), Mr Abdulbaqi Badru, graduated with a Master of Business Administration (MBA).