Professor Fernando Albericio.
Professor Ncoza Dlova.The first Black woman Dean in the 75-year history of UKZN’s Medical School, Professor Ncoza Dlova, is the recipient of the Gold Medal Scientific Merit Award from the South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC).
Professor Veena Singaram.Click here for isiZulu version
Professor Veena Singaram has been appointed head of the newly-established Health Professions Education Unit in the College of Health Sciences (CHS).
Dr Astley Frank.This World Kidney Day, UKZN’s Extension for Community Healthcare Outcome (ECHO)-Outreach Project hosted a webinar titled: HIV and the Kidney, presented by Dr Astley Frank, a consultant at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital’s Department of Nephrology and Hypertension.
Ms Thobile Sibiya.Click here for isiZulu version
Quick-witted and accomplished, UKZN staff member Ms Thobile Sibiya, has been awarded a Master’s degree with merit in Special and Inclusive Education from the University of Nottingham in England.
Mr Luther Monareng.Click here for isiZulu version
Occupational Therapy lecturer Mr Luther Monareng presented his provisional PhD research findings in a poster titled: Insights of Service Providers and End Users on Employment Evidence-Based Frameworks for Persons with Disability.
UKZN Maritime Unit in partnership with DIRCO hosted delegates for a public lecture commemorating the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) Day.
Ms Sinegugu Shongwe (left) and Mrs Nthabiseng Dlamini attending the Afres-Data fellowship in Kigali, Rwanda.
UKZN’s Dr Shioke Umejei.
UKZN representatives with PINK learners at the KCC event.Click here for isiZulu version
The KwaMashu Christian Centre (KCC) held a career expo with the main aim of assisting learners by providing them with information and contacts to help discover their true passion and boost their self-esteem.
First-time international students visit Isithumba Cultural Village to immerse themselves in the Zulu culture and heritage.In an effort to improve the student experience and create a deeper cultural understanding, the International Relations Office at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) recently organised an immersive tour of Isithumba Cultural Village for first-time international students.
Romashan Soma Pillay.
Participants of the inaugural symposium organised by the NRF/SARChI Chair in Sustainable Rural Livelihoods at UKZN.The symposium titled: Strengthening Rural Institutions for Resilient Rural Livelihoods, organised by the NRF/SARChI Chair in Sustainable Rural Livelihoods based in UKZN’s College of Law and Management Studies, was a resounding success.
Professor Amir Mohammadi.The inaugural lecture by Professor Amir Hossein Mohammadi of the School of Engineering focused on energy transition from fossil fuels to green hydrogen as part of a strategy to tackle the global challenge of moving from conventional, carbon-intensive energy sources toward a more sustainable and environmentally conscious energy model.
Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy (right) and Dr Emma Shuvai, authors of the book: Family Influence on Adolescent Sexual Behaviour in South Africa.The interplay of family structure, circumstances and parental engagement with adolescent sexual behaviour is examined in the book: Family Influence on Adolescent Sexual Behaviour in South Africa authored by two UKZN academics, Dr Emma Shuvai Chikovre of the School of Built Environment and Development Studies and Professor Radhamany Sooryamoorthy of the School of Social Sciences.
Staff and students of the Discipline of Geography and Environmental Science with representatives of Tronox on the Pietermaritzburg campus.Click here for isiZulu version
In an effort to build industry relationships and expose UKZN students to their prospective employers, representatives from global mining company Tronox spent time with the geography and environmental management students on the Pietermaritzburg campus to share insight into the company’s operations and environmental priorities.
KZN Premier, Mrs Nomusa Dube-Mncube (right) hands out toiletry bags and blankets to students.
Audiology academics (from left) Mr Musa Makhoba, Ms Sphilile Mbhele and Ms Thiru Peter.
From left: Ms Owethu Mthethwa, Ms Siphelele Ncanana, Ms Xolile Ntombela, and Ms Mbalentle Mofokeng.
From left: Mr Lwandile Socikwa, Mr Vishen Pillay, Ms Simphiwe Mntambo, Mr Thabang Jase and Mr Penwell Ndaba.UKZN InQubate, the Technology Transfer Office, hosted a workshop for academic staff and postgraduate research students aimed at exploring novel and innovative ideas that leverage on intellectual property rights and facilitate the development of technological solutions.
