Scenes from the public lecture presented by uMntwana (Prince) Dr Bhekizizwe Zeblon Zulu (top right) with academics from the College of Humanities and guests.
Ms Brightness Mangolothi (fifth from left) seen with some of the delegates of the workshops.Click here for isiZulu version
Workplace bullying is a significant issue in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) worldwide.
Local ophthalmologists attending the hybrid seminar.The sensitivity of the eye and the critical need for timeous and accurate diagnosis of eye diseases came under the spotlight when UKZN’s Discipline of Ophthalmology held its first international hybrid seminar on keratitis.
Event organisers and UKZN students.Click here for isiZulu version
Bipolar disorder has a considerable degree of stigma, and it is generally known that this stigma stems from misconceptions about what bipolar disease is and how to properly treat and manage it.
ECE Conference attendees.Click here for isiZulu version
Early Childhood Education (ECE) has long grappled with the complexities of understanding and addressing gender and sexuality.
Blurring disciplinary boundaries at the Interprofessional Education workshop.Chairperson of the Interprofessional Education (IPE) Task Team, Dr Serela Ramklass, ran a stimulating IPE Curriculum Development Workshop, under the Office of the Dean of Teaching and Learning, Professor Sinegugu Duma, which was attended by academics from across the College of Health Sciences disciplines, all united under the University Teaching and Learning Office’s (UTLO) slogan: Every Student Matters.
Professor Donrich Thaldar and his doctoral student, Ms Roasia Hazarilall.
Highlights from the book launch.
Guest speaker of the AIA Blue Sky Seminar Mr James Campbell.The Aerotropolis Institute Africa (AIA) at UKZN hosted its first Blue Sky seminar series in a bid to build a culture of innovation, entrepreneurship and resilience.
Erasmus+ intern, Mr Philani Shezi.Master of Education in Social Justice Education student, Mr Philani Shezi (25) was recently awarded an Erasmus+ internship with Liepaja University in Western Latvia to learn, grow, and develop his research and teaching skills.
Professor Harold Ngalawa.
Scenes from the Africa Day celebration.Exploration, engagement, and celebration of Africa’s rich culture, creativity, and potential took centre stage at a UKZN one-day event which featured captivating musical performances, diverse panel discussions as well as thought-provoking presentations.
Dr Tanja Reinhardt from UKZN’s Science Centre as well as teachers and pupils from Arthur Blaxall School.
Supply Chain Management students with speakers from the Mr Price Group and UKZN academics.Click here for isiZulu version
In a dynamic partnership between the UKZN Unit of Maritime Law and Maritime Studies; UKZN Marketing and Supply Chain Management Discipline; eThekwini Maritime Cluster and industry stakeholders, significant strides are being made towards bridging the gap between academic learning and industry realities
UKZN academics with the Zambian delegation.
Members of the uMzimkhulu community celebrate World Fish Migration Day with the UKZN School of Life Science’s BuHa Fishers Club.
Ms Kerusha Govender from NPC Cement who delivered a guest lecture to first-year students.The School of Management, IT, and Governance recently demonstrated its commitment to producing well-rounded and versatile professionals through a guest lecture hosted by Dr Anisha Ramsaroop in the Discipline of Human Resources (HR) Management for first-year students.
South African theatre legends, Ms Phyllis Klotz and Mr Smal Ndaba.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts has recognised South African theatre legends Ms Phyllis Klotz and Mr Smal Ndaba as joint recipients of the 4th annual Artfluence Human Rights Award during a festival in Durban.
