Staff and students celebrate with alumni who are SA Women’s Team rugby players.
Professor Jochen Zeller.
A gathering after the Innovation Challenge hosted by Enactus UKZN Howard College campus.
Dr Akanimo Odon with his three-part collection, The Career Enhancement Code.The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) recently hosted the launch of The Career Enhancement Code, a powerful three-part book series designed to inspire, guide, and empower individuals at every stage of their professional journey.
Scenes from the ISTOL conference.‘Student Success in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI): When Human Potential Meets AI in the Learning Revolution’, was the theme of the Innovations in the Science of Teaching and Learning Conference (ISTOL).
New shoes donated to the primary school.
Participants at the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Language workshop.A two-day programme on the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Language was hosted by the University Language Planning and Development Office (ULPDO) in collaboration with the South African Centre for Digital Language Resources (SADiLaR).
Highlights from the Medical School tour.
The UKZN Alumni Relations Office recently hosted an inspiring gathering in Richards Bay, bringing together graduates to reconnect, share experiences, and strengthen ties with the University.
Highlights from the skills and training workshop.
From left: Professor Deevia Bhana, Ms Lebohang Masango, Professor Nolwazi Mkhwanazi, Dr Gabby Sipho Ramokgopa and Professor Lakshmi Lingam.
PhD candidate Ms Ruth Muchechesi.School of Commerce PhD candidate Ms Ruth Muchechesi won the Best Paper Award at a doctoral colloquium hosted by the University of Mauritius in co-operation with UKZN and other academic partners and sponsors.
Participants of the College of Law and Management Studies Research Colloquium.
Film industry experts with UKZN staff.UKZN hosted a Film Degree Development Workshop involving leading industry experts and academics to help guide the development of a new qualification with a strong film pathway, fully integrated with Media and Cultural Studies.
Highlights from Frontline Voices - Movie Night.Student organisations in partnership with the College of Health Sciences’ Public Relations team hosted a movie night on the Medical School campus which featured the screening of Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, a searing documentary by Basement Films.
Dr Samke Ngcobo.Click here for isiZulu version
Medical School alumnus, Dr Samke Ngcobo, is this year’s Forty under 40 Health and Wellness category winner in the Mail & Guardian’s (M&G) Power of Women Awards for her company, Vocal Mentality.
Highlights of an international conference and workshop celebrating the 40th anniversary of Street Law and over 50 years of Clinical Legal Education.The School of Law hosted an international conference and workshop celebrating the 40th anniversary of Street Law and over 50 years of Clinical Legal Education at UKZN and in South Africa.
Highlights from the event.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN’s Discipline of Psychiatry observed two important dates on the global health calendar on 10 October: World Mental Health Day and World Homelessness Day.
Expert presenters and guests at the Breast Cancer event.Click here for isiZulu version
Breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women worldwide while in South Africa it is still a leading cause of cancer-related deaths.
Highlights from Mr Bavuyile Magqira’s time at the University of Messina.For Mr Bavuyile Magqira, a UKZN first-year PhD student in Chemistry, stepping outside of his comfort zone and into a world of opportunity meant travelling over 8 000km from his hometown of Flagstaff in the Eastern Cape to the historic city of Messina in Italy.
Mr Luthando Molefe.Click here for isiZulu version
UKZN Doctoral candidate Mr Luthando Molefe participated in the Youth 20 (Y20) South Africa 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 80) held at the SA Permanent Mission to the UN in New York, and online.
Professor Verusia Chetty.Professor Verusia Chetty of UKZN’s Department of Physiotherapy delivered an entertaining, emotional and intertextual hybrid inaugural lecture titled: ‘From Margins to Mainstream: Advancing Disability-Inclusive Rehabilitation in the Era of HIV and Beyond’.
From left: Professor Motshedisi Sebitloane, Dr Sibongile Mashaphu, Dr Percy Moodley, Professor Boitumelo Phakathi and Ms Xoli Madlala.
Dr Andrisha Beharry-Ramraj (left) and Dr Surika Civilcharran.UKZN reaffirmed its commitment to advancing sustainability, ethical leadership and social transformation through the inaugural conference of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) on sustainability themed: ‘Creating a Unified Foundation for Sustainable Development in South Africa’.
Guests at the Audio Description in Africa Symposium.Honours Video Production students in UKZN’s School of Arts attended the inaugural Audio Description (AD) in Africa Symposium, a landmark event championing accessibility and inclusion for visually impaired audiences.
Finalists, judges and guests of the 53rd Ellie Newman Memorial Moot Court Competition.
Advocate Robin Sewlal (fifth from left) delivers an engaging talk on ‘100 Years of Radio in South Africa’ hosted by the UKZN Durban Alumni Association.Click here for isiZulu version
Radio has always been more than a medium for education, information and entertainment. In South Africa, it has shaped identity, resisted silence and even driven development.
Anatomy academics and students.
