Graduates Celebrating at the Westville Campus Graduation Ceremony.“FIVE LEADING INDIVIDUALS TO RECEIVE HONORARY DOCTORATES”
The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) will confer an impressive 9637 degrees at its 18 graduation ceremonies to be held on its Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses, which commenced on Monday, 13 April and ending on Tuesday, 21 April.
Ms Nokwanda Mazibuko (left) with Dr Maheshvari Naidu (centre) and Mr Gabriel Darong. Two Masters Students of Dr Maheshvari Naidu, an academic in the College of Humanities, School of Social Sciences, have excelled and distinguished themselves.
Masters in Population Studies cum laude graduate, Mr Kamban Hirasen.Despite encountering a series of major setbacks which threatened his chances of graduating, Mr Kamban Hirasen remained focussed and earned his Masters in Population Studies cum laude.
Dr Zane Atkinson with his research supervisor Mr Mthembeni Mkhize.Dr Zane Atkinson recently graduated with his Masters in Architecture from the College of Humanities in which his research focused on Dystopian Narratives as a Tool for the rejuvenation of Brown Field sites where he proposed a mixed use park for Colenso in Ladysmith.
Dr Kamila Rawatlal and her supervisor Prof Inge Petersen.UKZN Counsellor, Ms Kamila Rawatlal, has been awarded a PhD in Counselling Psychology by the College of Humanities.
College of Humanities Graduate, Ms Nomsa Mahlalela.UKZN Masters graduate Ms Nomsa Mahlalela of the College of Humanities explored the use of female condoms among university students in Durban for her degree.
Mr Yibrah Ghebreyohannes.
Mr Richard Chelin, who was awarded his Bachelor of Social Science (Honours) degree summa cum laude.
Ms Buyisiwe Khumalo. Co-ordinator for the Academic Monitoring and Support/ Mentorship Programme in the College of Humanities, Ms Buyisiwe Khumalo, graduated with a Masters in Development Studies degree.
Masters graduate, Mr Mnikeni Phakathi. Understanding Child Soldiers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the Impact of Violence and Trauma on their Psychosocial Development was the focus of research conducted by Mr Mnikeni Phakathi, who graduated with a Masters in Social Sciences degree from the College of Humanities.
Dr Linda Naidoo beats cancer and graduated with her PhD in Social Work.Ms Linda Naidoo, former director of Childline KZN managed to beat cancer and subsequently graduate with her PhD in Social Work from UKZN recently.
Bachelor of Social Work graduate, Ms Thobeka Nala. Bachelor of Social Work graduate, Ms Thobeka Nala, has dedicated her achievement to her family and to God.
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