Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship Award winners (from left): Ms Duduzile Sibiya, Ms Farah Winkler and Mr Ilesh Bhagwathipersad.This year’s College of Humanities Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s (DVC) Scholarship Award winners, Ms Farah Winkler, Ms Duduzile Sibiya and Mr Ilesh Bhagwathipersad all share a drive to succeed and a commitment to give back to their alma mater when they finish their studies.
Ms Mbalenhle Hlophe, Frene Ginwala Scholarship awardee.Always passionate about mathematics, first-year Bachelor of Education student, Ms Mbalenhle Hlophe decided to put that “fire” into action after receiving the Frene Ginwala Scholarship, awarded to top undergraduate Black African female students.
UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarship award winner, Mr David Elliott.‘The best way to manage the workload of any postgraduate degree is to be consistent’- that’s the advice from Mr David Elliott who was awarded the UKZN Doctoral Research Scholarship for his current PhD study in Religion and Social Transformation.
Hugh Africa Scholarship Award winner, Mr Nqubeko Mazibuko.Mr Nqubeko Mazibuko is the proud recipient of the Hugh Africa Scholarship which is named after a former Vice-Chancellor of UKZN who was also a professor, and a member of the Council at the University, an honorary doctorate recipient and a distinguished educationist.
Ms Brianna Christopher, UKZN’s 50th Anniversary Scholarship awardee.
UKZN’s Prestige Sports Scholarship recipient, Ms Sphumelele Gumede.
Malegapuru W. Makgoba Scholarship recipients (from left): Ms Ishka Rajmoney, Ms Shazia Suliman, Mr Sibonelo Luthuli, Ms Thandi Gova and Ms Courtney Louter.
From left: Ms Nokhanyo Chonco and Ms Balisa Nogwaza receive their Archbishop Denis Hurley Scholarship certificates from Dr Kathy Cleland, UKZN Registrar.Humanities’ honours students Ms Balisa Nogwaza and Ms Nokhanyo Chonco received scholarships named after the late Archbishop Denis Hurley, a former UKZN Chancellor, which allow disadvantaged but academically excellent candidates to study for honours degrees.
Rick Turner Scholarship holders from left: Ms Nkosingiphile Malote, Ms Bongiwe Lengoba and Ms Thandiwe Mokoena.Scholarships named in honour of Dr Richard Turner, an anti-apartheid activist who was slain in his Durban home in 1978, have made it possible for three UKZN College of Humanities students to continue their studies debt-free!
