Panelists at the webinar clockwise from left: Professor Zahra Ali, Professor Saths Cooper, Mr Oupa Ngwenya, and Ms Kekeletso Khena.
Highlights from the University’s Open Days.
Professor Shakila Singh.
Professor Maheshvari Naidu (left) and Dr Thandeka Ndaba.Professor Maheshvari Naidu, academic in the School of Social Sciences and former Academic Leader of Research and Higher Degrees in the School, and Dr Thandeka Ndaba presented their recent research at the 14th Constructed Environment Conference at the University of Vienna.
Guest speaker, Dr Alistair Mokoena (centre) with staff members from the School of Management, IT and Governance.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN recently hosted a thought-provoking public lecture titled, The Role of Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Fast-Tracking Africa’s Digital Transformation and Economic Development delivered by Dr Alistair Mokoena, Country Director for Google South Africa.
College of Humanities academics, Professor Vivian Besem Ojong and Dr Stephen Basure, have published a book together.Click here for isiZulu version
Professor Vivian Besem Ojong, Dean and Head of the School of Social Sciences and Interim Dean of Research in the College of Humanities and Dr Stephen Basure a postdoctoral Fellow in the College have published a book entitled, Identity and Belonging: The African Others in South Africa.
Scenes from the autism event.The Autism Awareness Campaign, #Commemorating Autism, organised by School of Education, UKZN’s Community Engagement Academic Leader, Associate Professor Angela James, focused on the knowledge, practices and intervention parents, teachers, and Early childhood development (ECD) practitioners are experiencing in engaging with young children with autism.
Team UKZN.Click here for isiZulu version
A group of second-year Human Rights students, and final-year Street Law students participated in the Together Empowering All Women (TEAW) campaign, an annual initiative that gathers Law students from all over the world in a volunteer awareness raising campaign.
Highlights from the Alumni Relations events in Cape Town.Click here for isiZulu version
Events hosted by the Alumni Relations for Cape Town-based alumni in March supported the goal of high impact societal and stakeholder community engagement outlined in the UKZN Strategic Plan (2023-2032).
Medical students, Mr Saien Govender (left) and Mr Mohamed Hoosen Suleman at VinUniversity.Click here for isiZulu version
Two UKZN Medical students, Mr Saien Govender and Mr Mohamed Hoosen Suleman, spent two weeks in Hanoi, Vietnam observing how healthcare is delivered to citizens and contrasting that with the state of healthcare in South Africa.
Some of the attendees at the proctoring workshop.
