Ms Keryn Scott (right) receives her scholarship award from Dr Normah Zondo, Executive Director: Corporate Relations Division.
Mr Nkosinathi Ndlazi, top PhD candidate at UKZN.Mr Nkosinathi Ndlazi has received one of the Doctoral Research Scholarships, among the most prestigious senior postgraduate awards offered by the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), enabling top PhD candidates to focus fully on their research.
Mr Vidhan Singh (right) receives his award from Professor Ernest Khalema, DVC and Head: College of Law and Management Studies.The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s (UKZN) top honours student, Mr Vidhan Singh, was awarded the prestigious Zac Yacoob Scholarship in recognition of his outstanding academic achievement and exceptional performance during his Honours studies in Statistics.
Mr Ashton Perumaul (right) – proud recipient of two scholarships – with Dr Mark Hay, UKZN Council member.Mr Ashton Perumaul is celebrating receiving two scholarships in the final year of his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Information Technology: the Lawrence and Constance Robinson Prestige Undergraduate Scholarship for the top undergraduate student at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), and the Townley Williams Scholarship for the best student entering the final year of study in a first degree.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor Scholarship winners (from left): Ms Ashmika Ramsaran, Mr Minentle Vikwa, and Mr Inga Thanduxolo Kunene.Three exceptional students from the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s (UKZN) College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) were recognised for their outstanding academic achievement after being awarded Deputy Vice-Chancellor (DVC) Scholarships.
Pius Langa Award recipients, Mr Tayur Moodley, Mr James Koorbanally, and Mr Cayden Packreeappen.Two Bachelor of Science in Engineering students, Mr Cayden Packreeappen and Mr James Koorbanally, as well as Bachelor of Science student, Mr Tayur Moodley, have received Pius Langa Scholarships as top-performing undergraduate entrants after excelling nationally in their examinations in their final year of school.
Karate champion, Mr Keshiv Karransingh.Mr Keshiv Karransingh’s commitment to excellence has earned him a University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) Prestige Sports Scholarship, awarded to students who have achieved outstanding success at an international, national or provincial level while maintaining their academic pursuits.
Ms Amahle Mkhize receives her award from UKZN Council member, Dr Mark Hay.
From left: Mr Niral Sewrathan, Mr Awande Zungu, Mr Muhammad Sulaiman Gaffoor, and Mr Siphesihle Sibisi.Four recipients of the Malegapuru W. Makgoba Scholarship in the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science are using the financial support to focus more fully on developing the skills needed to solve real-world problems.
Mr Yaser Alli receives his award from Dr Normah Zondo, Executive Director: Corporate Relations Division.Mr Yaser Alli’s affinity for tackling the complex by developing innovative solutions led him to pursue a BSc in Computer Science. His academic excellence earned him the 50th Anniversary Award scholarship, presented to a senior undergraduate student who has excelled in their degree.
Ms Mawenzokuhle Mnqayi (centre) with guest speaker at the Scholarship Awards Ceremony, Dr Judy Dlamini (left), and Professor Busisiwe Ncama, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Head: College of Health Sciences.Chemical Engineering student, Ms Mawenzokuhle Mnqayi, is the recipient of the Frene Ginwala Scholarship, a special prestige entrant equity award for the top Black African female students entering the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN).
