Dr Alan Aderem receives an Honorary Doctorate from UKZN.A distinguished scholar in immunology and cell biology, Professor Alan Aderem, received an honorary Science doctorate from UKZN in recognition of his contribution to improving the role of science in providing evidence-based solutions to medical problems in South Africa.
Dr Teke Apalata receives his PhD at UKZN.
Africa Centres Professor Tulio de Oliveira congratulates Dr Justen Manasa.Dr Justen Manasa graduated with a PhD after completing ground-breaking research in the Hlabisa District of KwaZulu-Natal that resulted in a low cost genotyping method envisaged to help doctors monitor and evaluate drug resistance among HIV-infected patients in resource-limited settings.
Dr Mopo Radebe seen with her family at the UKZN Graduation ceremony.‘It is the completion of something great and the beginning of even greater things,’ said Dr Mopo Radebe, who graduated with a PhD supervised by the Scientific Director of UKZN’s HIV Pathogenesis Programme, Professor Thumbi Ndung’u.
Ugandan born Mr Ezra Mutegeki obtains his Masters in Public Health at UKZNResearch by College of Health Sciences (CHS) student Mr Ezra Mutegeki of Uganda, who received his masters degree summa cum laude, examined the knowledge women in an area of northern KwaZulu-Natal have about malaria as well as their attitudes and practices concerning the disease.
Dr Saiyur Ramsugit graduated with a PhD in Medical Microbiology.
CAPRISA's HIV Prevention researcher Dr Cheryl Baxter.Tenofovir, an antiretroviral drug used daily by millions for AIDS treatment and also to prevent new HIV infections, is safe for use by women infected with hepatitis B virus, according to a UKZN PhD study conducted by graduate Dr Cheryl Baxter.
UKZN's Obstetrics and Gynaecology Specialist, Dr Thinagrin Dhasarathun Naidoo.
Geriatrics specialist, Dr Farhanah Paruk, graduates with a PhD.
Dr Marian Loveday at UKZNs graduation ceremony.
HOD of General Medicine, Dr Nombulelo Magula, expresses delight at receiving her PhD.“Metabolic Complications of Antiretroviral Therapy in a South African Black Population”, was the title of the Medical Doctorate thesis of the Acting HOD in UKZN’s Department of Medicine, Dr Nombulelo Magula.
Dr Tanya Maistry graduated with a PhD in Cardiology.
Mr Mathew Haswell graduated with a Masters of Medical Sciences in Behavioural Medicine.
Dr Nnaemeka Uzodike and his wife Uche graduated with Masters degrees in Family Medicine and Medical Sciences, Microbiology respectively.
Professor Cephas Musabayane, seen in the centre, congratulates his five PhD graduates.Five youngsters graduated as first time doctors in their families – all under the supervision of esteemed Professor Cephas Musabayane of UKZN’s School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences (LMMS).
Women's Health veteran Professor Koleka Mlisana graduates with a PhD.
HIV Prevention Scientist, Dr Sarita Naidoo, obtains a PhD from UKZN.
UKZN’s Honours in Medical Biochemistry high flyers.
Celebrating cum laude Honours in Medical Science Microbiology.
UKZN’s Department of Family Medicine academic, Dr Adeyemi Benjamin Olamide.
Ms Edith Kibiribiri is delighted at receiving her Masters.
Dr Ismail Bhorat is congratulated by his supervisor Professor Jayanthilall Bagratee.Research by UKZN Fetal specialist Dr Ismail Bhorat is believed to be the first to show a link between cardiac dysfunction and adverse perinatal outcome in gestational diabetics which thus becomes the first predictive parameter in the world to prevent adverse outcome and fetal death in diabetics.
Dermatology HOD Dr Ncoza Dlova is capped with a PhD.A study conducted by the Head of UKZN’s Dermatology Department, Dr Ncoza Dlova, examines skin conditions common in Black patients and highlights the similarities to and differences from other skin conditions elsewhere in the world.
Clinical Microbiology Consultant Dr Yogandree Ramsamy graduates with a Masters degree. 
UKZNs Dr Vineshree Govender graduated with a PhD in Medicine.
Dr Caron Jack, Telemedicine expert, graduates with a PhD.| Graduation DVD Orders |
